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AIBE XXII (22) 2026 Syllabus: 19 Subjects and Questions per Subject

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The AIBE XXII (22) 2026 syllabus has 19 law subjects and 100 questions, as set out in the Bar Council of India’s latest syllabus, issued on 2 March 2026. Constitutional Law, CrPC with BNSS, and CPC carry 10 questions each. The exam is on 29 November 2026, and only bare acts may be taken in.

Latest (19 August 2026): AIBE XXII registration opened on 19 August 2026 and closes on 27 October 2026. The exam is on 29 November 2026.

AIBE XXII (22) 2026 Syllabus

All 19 AIBE subjects with their question count, the exam pattern and how to prepare.

What subjects are in the AIBE XXII syllabus?

The AIBE syllabus has 19 subjects, and BCI fixes how many of the 100 questions come from each one.

SubjectQuestions
Constitutional Law10
IPC (Indian Penal Code) and Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita8
CrPC (Criminal Procedure Code) and Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita10
CPC (Code of Civil Procedure)10
Evidence Act and Bharatiya Sakshya Adhiniyam8
Alternative Dispute Redressal, including the Arbitration Act4
Family Law8
Public Interest Litigation4
Administrative Law3
Professional Ethics and Cases of Professional Misconduct under BCI Rules4
Company Law2
Environmental Law2
Cyber Law2
Labour and Industrial Law4
Law of Tort, including the Motor Vehicles Act and Consumer Protection Law5
Law related to Taxation4
Law of Contract, Specific Relief, Property Laws, Negotiable Instruments Act8
Land Acquisition Act2
Intellectual Property Laws2
Total100

BCI has not issued a separate syllabus for AIBE XXII so far. The table follows the latest official syllabus, issued for AIBE XXI.

Does AIBE ask about the new criminal laws?

Yes. The syllabus pairs each old criminal law with its new replacement, so prepare both.

  • Indian Penal Code with the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (8 questions).
  • Criminal Procedure Code with the Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita (10 questions).
  • Indian Evidence Act with the Bharatiya Sakshya Adhiniyam (8 questions).

What is the AIBE XXII exam pattern and marking?

AIBE XXII has 100 multiple-choice questions for 100 marks, answered on an OMR sheet in 3 hours 30 minutes.

  • Each correct answer gets 1 mark. There is no negative marking.
  • You may carry bare acts without notes or comments. No other books are allowed.
  • Passing marks are 45% for General and OBC candidates and 40% for SC, ST and PwD candidates.

Where can I download the AIBE syllabus PDF?

The official syllabus PDF is on allindiabarexamination.com and is listed below with the other official downloads.

How should I prepare for AIBE XXII?

Start with the subjects that carry the most questions and practise finding answers in your bare acts quickly.

  • Cover Constitutional Law, CrPC/BNSS, CPC, IPC/BNS, Evidence/BSA, Family Law and Contract first. Together they make up 62 of the 100 questions.
  • Get clean bare acts for these subjects early, since notes and comments inside them are not allowed.
  • Solve past papers in one timed sitting of 3 hours 30 minutes. Free PDFs are on the AIBE previous year question papers page.
  • Revise Professional Ethics and the BCI Rules; they are short and carry 4 questions.
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AIBE XXII (22) 2026 Syllabus FAQs

How many subjects are there in the AIBE syllabus?
There are 19 subjects, from Constitutional Law and CPC to Land Acquisition and Intellectual Property Laws, adding up to 100 questions.
Which AIBE subjects carry the most questions?
Constitutional Law, CrPC with BNSS, and CPC carry 10 questions each. IPC with BNS, Evidence with BSA, Family Law and Contract with Property Laws carry 8 each.
Will the AIBE XXII syllabus be different from AIBE XXI?
BCI has not announced any change. If it issues a new syllabus for AIBE XXII, it will appear on allindiabarexamination.com.
Can I take bare acts with notes into AIBE?
No. The AIBE XXI guidelines allow only bare acts without notes and comments. Books, guides and handwritten notes are not allowed.
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