AIBE 20 Cut off Marks 2025: Check Category-wise AIBE Qualifying Marks and More

AIBE XX Cut off: The BCI has released the AIBE 20 Result on its official website -allindiabarexamination.com on December 07, 2026, along with the AIBE Result the BCI has released AIBE 20 Cutoff. This year, the passing marks for AIBE were revised due to the withdrawal of certain questions; however qualifying percentage was unchanged. Those who obtain more than or equivalent to the AIBE cutoff marks will only be declared successful and will be awarded a Certificate of Practice (COP).

AIBE is a mandatory examination that assesses a candidate's fundamental legal knowledge and ensures they meet the standards required to practice as an advocate in Indian courts. The AIBE result will determine the eligibility of law graduates to practice in India.

Read on for complete information on AIBE Cut off and other details on this page.

AIBE 20 Result Key Highlights

This year, the Bar Council of India successfully conducted the All India Bar Examination- XX (AIBE-XX) on November 30, 2025, across 399 examination centres situated in 56 different cities of the country. Here are a few key highlights given below:

• A total of 2,51,968 candidates appeared in the examination. The gender-wise division is given below:

• Out of a total of 2,51,968 candidates, 1,74,386 qualified, while 77,579 did not qualify. Additionally, the answer sheets (OMR) of 3 candidates were not counted. The category-wise breakdown is provided below:

• Enrolment-wise, qualified and non-qualified candidates are given below:

AIBE XX Cut Off 2025

The All India Bar Examination (AIBE) XX Cut Off 2025 is the minimum qualifying score candidates need to clear the exam and receive their Certificate of Practice. This crucial threshold determines eligibility to practice law in India. Aspirants eagerly await the release of the cut-off, as it impacts their professional journey. To qualify for the AIBE 2025 exam, candidates must score at least:

Factors Affecting AIBE Cutoff

The AIBE cutoff marks vary every year due to various factors, including withdrawal of the number of questions, revision of the answer key, and more. Some of the factors are shared below:

• Minimum Qualifying Criteria for AIBE

• Number of Questions Withdrawn

• Discrepancies in the Answer Key

• Objections Accepted by Exam Authorities, etc

Overview of the AIBE 20 Exam 2025

The All India Bar Examination (AIBE 20 2025) was held on November 30, 2025, to assess the eligibility of law graduates who wish to practice law in India. The exam is designed to test the candidates' knowledge and understanding of basic legal principles, along with their ability to apply that knowledge in practical scenarios.