AIBE XXI Announced: BCI Notifies Syllabus and Examination Schedule
BCI has announced the syllabus of AIBE XXI examination followed by the announcement of examination schedule.
BCI has announced the syllabus of AIBE XXI examination followed by the announcement of examination schedule.
These Guidelines aim to promote a safe, respectful, and inclusive work environment for all members, including those in bar associations, law offices, State Bar Councils, and the Bar Council of India.
The Court in Meena A Jagtap v. Bar Council of India, 2025 SCC OnLine SC 2749, directed that 30% posts of Executive Members along with that of ‘Treasurer’ of Gujarat High Court Bar Associations as well as all the District Bar Associations shall be exclusively earmarked/reserved for women advocates.
BCI has announced the AIBE XX results with a 69.21% pass rate and confirmed that the next AIBE exam will be held on June 7, 2026, with registration starting on February 11.
BCI has notified the integration of Drafting of Legislation and Plain Language Drafting into Paper 21 under Schedule II, Part II(B) of the Rules of Legal Education, 2008 to enhance legal drafting skills.
The Court directed that the complete details by the Bar Council of India to be furnished on 08-12-2025; and clarified that the relevant Rules shall be deemed to have been amended providing making a provision for such reservation.
Integrity of enrolment is the foundation of the legal profession, and any dilution thereof will be tolerated.
“The financial health of the State Bar Councils is integral to maintaining professional standards, ensuring the independence of the Bar, and enabling the efficient discharge of statutory duties.”
BCI will conduct its 23rd Qualifying Examination for Indian nationals holding foreign law degrees from 15th to 20th December.
Understand BCI’s 2025 rules for foreign lawyers practicing in India and impact on cross-border legal practice.
BCI has notified an amendment to Rule 4 concerning disqualification for election, stating that candidates will be barred if two or more serious criminal cases are pending, and introducing a right to appeal to the Central Election Tribunal.
The National Law Universities Students’ Association (NLUSA) has urged the Bar Council of India to revise AIBE 2025 eligibility norms to ensure parity for all final-year law students, citing discrepancies caused by differing academic calendars across universities.
Violation of the 2022 rules and Supreme Court of Guidelines will lead to disciplinary actions.
BCI issued immediate suspension of Supreme Court Lawyer for attempting to hurl shoes at CJI BR Gavai during a proceeding; disciplinary action initiated, and practice barred nationwide.
BCI announces AIBE exam on Nov 30, 2025; registration starts Sept 29.
New registrations and updation of the existing registrations to be completed by 23-9-2025.
This relief aims to support the Bar Associations in Punjab and Haryana affected by severe floods.
This step will facilitate timely verification and enable the Bar Council of India to issue extension of approval.
“The right to a fair trial is a cornerstone of our legal system.”
BCI has notified Three-Year Moratorium on new law colleges under Rules of Legal Education-Moratorium, 2025 to regulate CLEs to curb commercialization and protect the standards of legal education nationwide.