AIBE XX (20) Admit Card 2025, released on 15 Nov, is now available for download ahead of the 30 Nov exam

The AIBE XX (20) Admit Card 2025 was officially released on November 15, 2025, marking the final administrative step before the mandatory Bar Exam. Law graduates must immediately download their hall tickets from the official portal, allindiabarexamination.com, using their login credentials. The exam is scheduled for November 30, 2025, leaving only a two-week window for final preparation. This is your essential guide to downloading the card, verifying crucial details, and mastering the last-minute strategy for the All India Bar Examination (AIBE) to secure your Certificate of Practice (CoP).

The law graduates across India, the path to becoming a certified advocate is nearing its conclusion. The Bar Council of India (BCI) officially released the AIBE XX (20) Admit Card 2025 on November 15, 2025, a non-negotiable step toward the mandatory All India Bar Examination (AIBE). This certification exam, crucial for acquiring the Certificate of Practice (CoP), is scheduled for Sunday, November 30, 2025.

​With less than two weeks remaining until the examination day, candidates must prioritize two critical tasks: first, securely downloading and verifying their admit card, and second, dedicating the final days to an intensive, targeted revision of the 19 core legal subjects. The AIBE, which tests a graduate's basic knowledge and ethical fitness to practice law, is now within touching distance. Aspirants must treat the admit card release as the final call to action.

​Admit Card Essentials: Download, Verify, and Rectify 

​The admit card is not just an entry pass; it is the official confirmation of your candidature and contains critical information regarding the exam logistics. Timely download and verification are paramount to avoiding last-minute stress.

• ​How to Download the AIBE XX (20) Admit Card:
  • ​Step 1: Visit the official AIBE website: allindiabarexamination.com.
  • ​Step 2: Click on the dedicated AIBE XX (20) Admit Card Download Link or the Candidate Login portal.
  • ​Step 3: Enter your Registration ID (Login ID) and Password/Date of Birth as credentials.
  • ​Step 4: Download and print multiple hard copies of the admit card. Ensure the printout is clear and legible.
• ​Critical Details to Verify Immediately:
  • ​Candidate's Name: Check for correct spelling and alignment with your enrollment certificate.
  • ​Roll Number/Hall Ticket Number: Ensure it is clearly printed.
  • ​Photograph and Signature: Verify that the images are correctly placed and recognizable.
  • ​Exam Date and Timing: Confirm the exam date (November 30, 2025) and the scheduled shift (typically 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM).
  • ​Test Centre Name and Address: This is the most vital detail. Candidates should locate their centre and plan the travel route well in advance.
• ​Action on Discrepancies: 
  • ​Immediate Contact: If any detail on the admit card (name, photograph, centre, etc.) is incorrect, candidates must immediately contact the Bar Council of India (BCI) helpline via the contact details provided on the official website. Do not wait; time is running out for corrections.

​AIBE XX Exam Pattern and Final Revision Strategy 

​With the exam date confirmed and the admit card in hand, the focus must shift entirely to the academic strategy. The AIBE XX (20) is a 3-hour examination designed to test fundamental legal concepts across a wide spectrum of subjects.

• ​AIBE XX (20) Exam Overview:
  • ​Mode of Examination: Offline (Pen and Paper-Based Test).
  • ​Duration: 3 hours (1:00 PM to 4:00 PM).
  • ​Total Questions: 100 Multiple-Choice Questions (MCQs).
  • ​Total Marks: 100 Marks (1 mark per question).
  • ​Marking Scheme: NO Negative Marking. Candidates are strongly advised to attempt all 100 questions.
  • ​Passing Criteria: The minimum qualifying percentage is fixed at 45% for General/OBC candidates and 40% for SC/ST/Disabled candidates.
• ​High-Weightage Subjects for Revision:
  • ​The syllabus comprises 19 subjects, with some carrying heavier weightage that must be prioritized in the final days: 
    • ​Constitutional Law: (10 Questions)
    • ​Cr.P.C. (Criminal Procedure Code) / Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita: (10 Questions)
    • ​C.P.C. (Code of Civil Procedure): (10 Questions)
    • ​I.P.C. (Indian Penal Code) / Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita: (8 Questions)
    • ​Evidence Act / Bharatiya Sakshya Adhiniyam: (8 Questions)
    • ​Family Law: (8 Questions)
    • ​Law of Contract, Specific Relief, Property Laws, Negotiable Instrument Act: (8 Questions)
• ​The Two-Week Master Plan: 
  • ​Focus on Key Sections and Landmark Judgments: Given the no-negative-marking rule, focus on subjects that yield the highest returns. Quickly revise Section Numbers, Landmark Cases, and basic principles of the high-weightage subjects.
  • ​Daily Mock Test/Practice: Attempt at least 3-4 previous years' AIBE papers under timed conditions. Since the exam is no longer open-book, use these tests to practice recollection and speed, not reference.
  • ​Brief Act Review: Even low-weightage subjects (like Cyber Law, Company Law, Environmental Law) should be quickly reviewed for 1-2 easy questions. A score of 45-50 correct answers is easily achievable by mastering the high-weightage topics.

​Exam Day Compliance and Ethical Practice

​The Bar Council of India (BCI) maintains strict protocol for the AIBE, and candidates must adhere to all instructions specified on the admit card to ensure a smooth, legitimate attempt.

• ​Mandatory Documents to Carry: 
  • ​Printed AIBE XX (20) Admit Card (The hard copy is essential).
  • ​Photo Identity Proof (Original and Photocopy): Options include Voter ID, Aadhaar Card, Passport, or Driver's License.
  • ​State Bar Council Enrollment Certificate/ID (Original and Photocopy).
• ​Reporting Time and Conduct:
  • ​Candidates must report to the examination centre well in advance of the scheduled time (1:00 PM) to complete the necessary frisking and verification procedures.
  • ​Strictly follow all instructions provided by the invigilators and adhere to the BCI's code of conduct.
• ​Prohibited Items and the Open-Book Change:
  • ​Candidates must not carry any electronic devices, mobile phones, or smartwatches.
  • ​Crucial Update: While AIBE historically allowed open-book access, the examination has officially moved to a NO-BOOK/CLOSED-BOOK format in recent cycles. Candidates are strictly prohibited from carrying any study material, books, notes, or bare acts into the examination hall, making thorough preparation absolutely mandatory.

​Conclusion: Your Final Push for the CoP 

​The release of the AIBE XX (20) Admit Card is the final official cue. With the examination scheduled for November 30, 2025, every law graduate must now shift into an intense, focused revision mode. Download your admit card immediately, verify all details, and dedicate the next few days to mastering the core subjects and practicing the 100-question format. Successfully clearing the AIBE is the final barrier to professional practice in India—a goal that is now only 12 days away.

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