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The AIBE 2026 syllabus is comprehensive and includes a total of 19 subjects in the syllabus. Last year, the Bar Council of India added three new subjects to its syllabus - Bhartiya Nyay Sanhita, Bhartiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita, and Bhartiya Sakshya Adhiniyam. The Bar Council of India releases the AIBE 21 syllabus online through its official website.
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Alternative Dispute Redressal is one of the 19 subjects from the AIBE 21 syllabus. A total of four questions are asked from this subject in the All India Bar Examination. Alternate Resolution Redressal is a legal framework that allows two parties in a dispute to work together with the help of a neutral third party to avoid litigation and reach an agreement. Read the complete article to get detailed information on AIBE 21 (XXI) 2026 Alternate Dispute Redressal, ADR topics, sub-topics, important case laws, recommended books and more.
The detailed ADR syllabus 2026 with topics and sub-topics has been given below:
Evolution of mediation/conciliation as a mode of settlement of disputes, distinction between arbitration, mediation, conciliation, negotiation.
Nature, Scope, Limitations and necessity of alternative models of disputes resolution
Introduction of ADRMs in the Indian Legal System
What are Alternative Dispute Resolution Methods?
Advantages of ADRMs over the Conventional Adjudicatory System
Dispute Resolution at grass root level, Lok Adalats, Nyaya Panchayath, Legal Aid, Preventive and Strategic legal aid.
International Perspective/International Scenario
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Origin and Development of Arbitration
Meaning, features, theories and types of arbitration
Arbitration Agreement – Formation, essentials, validity, rule of severability, parties to arbitration agreement.
Arbitral Tribunal – Structure, Powers, Functions and Jurisdiction
“Fast Track” arbitration
Arbitration proceedings
Meaning, features and modes and techniques of Conciliation
Appointment and role of conciliators
Conciliation proceedings – submission of statements – communication between conciliator and parties, suggestions for settlement – confidentiality of information – Admissibility of evidence in other proceedings, Termination of conciliation proceedings; costs and deposits.
Contractual provisions about conciliation
Difference between Arbitration and Conciliation
What is Mediation?
Characteristics of Mediation, Essential Elements of Mediation,
Advantages/ Benefits of Mediation,
What Kinds of Cases Can Be / Cannot Be Mediated?
Convening for Mediation, Guidelines to the Parties and Mediator, Training of the Mediator.
Introduction
Eight Pillars of Negotiation Wisdom, Qualities of a Good Negotiator, Various phases in Negotiation, disadvantages of Negotiation and Setting the Stage for Productive Negotiations
Certain Specific Titles in the Negotiation Process, Alternative Paths.
Practical Approach towards Concepts – Mixed Motive Exchange, Winner’s Curse, and Interest based Bargaining, Negotiation ‘Dance’, BATNA, WATNA, MALATNA
Integrative Negotiation & Distributive Negotiation
Drafting Arbitration clauses and agreements
Writing Arbitration Award
Practical sessions on Negotiation, Mediation and Conciliation
Online Dispute Resolution- Meaning, kinds and uses; Legal Issues involved in ODR; Online Negotiation-Automated Negotiation; Assisted Negotiation; Online Mediation and Online Arbitration; Cybercourts; Types of Online Communications; E-Mediation and E-Negotiation; Problems of Security; Methods of Encryption, ODR and Virtual Court; Use of ODR in Normal Litigation; Court Annexed ODR; Examination of Witnesses and Submission of Arguments; Problems and Prospects;
Here are some of the recommended books and suggested readings for AIBE 21 ADR 2026:
G. K. Kwatra-The New Arbitration &Conciliation Law of India, ICA,1998.
“Law & Practice of Alternative Dispute Resolution in India – A Detailed Analysis”, by Anirban Chakraborty; 2016 Edition, LexisNexis, Gurgaon.
Gabrielle Kaufmann- Online Dispute Resolution: Challenges for Contemporary Justice, Kohler & Thomas Wolters Kluwer, UK Schultz.
O. P. Malhotra & Indu Malhotra, The Law and Practice of Arbitration and Conciliation, 3 rd ed. (2014).
Madabhushi Sridhar – Alternative Dispute Resolution, Butterworth Lexis Nexis, (Reprint 2010) Ist edition.
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
A total of four questions are asked about the Alternate Dispute Resolution in the AIBE 21.
The next AIBE exam will be conducted on June 7, 2026.
There are a total 19 subjects in the AIBE 21 syllabus.
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No. If you are currently in the 5th semester of a 3-year LL.B., you generally cannot register for AIBE yet.
Under the current BCI rules, a 3-year LL.B. student must be in the final semester (6th semester) and have no backlogs from previous semesters to register for AIBE.
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The All India Bar Examination (AIBE) covers 19 major legal subjects, carrying a high-weightage focus on Constitutional Law (8–12 questions) and Family Law including Hindu and Muslim law (6–8 questions)
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