BCI Announced AIBE 20 (XX) Result on January 7, 2026; Get Latest Updates

The Bar Council of India (BCI) officially declared the AIBE 20 (XX) results on January 7, 2026. This year, approximately 69.21% of candidates successfully qualified.

The AIBE 20 (XX) paper, conducted on November 30, 2025, was widely rated by candidates and experts as moderate to difficult. While many sections were straightforward, the paper was noted for being more analytical and time-consuming than in previous years. The increased difficulty was reflected in the 69.21% pass percentage, a significant drop from the 77.27% seen in AIBE 19. Approximately 1.74 lakh candidates qualified out of the 2.51 lakh who appeared. 

The result status has 3 forms: Passed, Withheld, or Pass (Undertaking), Failed, or Rechecking.

How to Check the Result

The AIBE 20 (XX) results can be checked by visiting the official AIBE website.

• The results will be declared on January 7, 2026. 

• Navigate to allindiabarexaminations.com, hit “AIBE 20 Result,”.

• Use your credentials to log in, and then check, save, or print your scorecard for later use.

For Passed Candidates, Next Steps to Follow

• Download Scorecard: Download and print your result PDF from the official AIBE website.

• Certificate of Practice (CoP): Qualified candidates receive a mandatory physical CoP to practice law in India.

• Collection Process: The CoP is sent to your State Bar Council and must be collected in person with the required documents.

• Digital Access: A digital copy may be available on the AIBESCOPE app.

• Permanent Registration: Issuance of the CoP confirms permanent enrollment and allows lifelong legal practice.

If the Result Is Withheld or Marked “Pass (Undertaking)”

• Upload Enrollment Certificate: Submit a scanned, self-attested copy of your enrollment certificate on the official portal.

• Result Update: Your final result is usually updated within 7–10 working days after submission.

If the Result is Failed or Want Rechecking

• OMR Rechecking: Apply online for OMR sheet rechecking by paying a non-refundable fee of INR 500 when the window opens.

• Reappear for AIBE 21: There is no attempt limit; registration starts on February 11, 2026, and the exam will be held on June 7, 2026.

Note:

As a result of the removal of five questions from the final answer key, the qualifying marks (out of 95) have been changed.

• General/OBC: 43 marks (45%)

• SC/ST/PwD: 38 marks (40%)