Exam Prep — India
AIBE Prep
The exam every Indian law graduate must pass to obtain a Certificate of Practice — a single, unified national exam with one fixed syllabus, not a state-by-state process.
AIBE is the exam every law graduate must pass, set by the Bar Council of India, to obtain a Certificate of Practice and represent clients in court. Unlike most other countries' bar admission processes, it's a single, unified national exam with one fixed syllabus. Practice material reflects the 1 July 2024 code changes — the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita, and Bharatiya Sakshya Adhiniyam replacing their colonial-era predecessors.
The Curriculum
Practice by Subject, by Weight
151 single-best-answer questions across all 19 syllabus subjects, each with a full explanation, weighted toward how the real exam actually draws on each one.
The Full-Length Practice Test
One continuous 3 hour 30 minute timed session — 98 questions, a weighted sample across all 19 subjects in roughly the real exam's own proportions, with a subject-by-subject weak-spot breakdown at the end.
What It Covers
“This tool teaches general AIBE-style patterns through original practice material grounded in Indian law — not affiliated with or endorsed by the Bar Council of India, and reflecting the real 2024 code changes, not the retired colonial-era statutes.”
- The full-length exam draws a genuinely weighted, no-repeat sample across all 19 subjects every attempt — not the identical 98-question mock every time.
- Reflects the actual 1 July 2024 code changes (BNS/BNSS/BSA) — not outdated material still teaching the repealed IPC/CrPC/Evidence Act.
- Open-book exam, real prep: material is written knowing candidates may bring bare acts into the hall, so it drills applying the law, not memorizing statute text.
Sold Separately · Not Included in All-Access
AIBE Prep is a standalone $59 purchase
Practice across all 19 syllabus subjects and the Full-Length Practice Test, sold separately — an All-Access Membership does not include it.
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