AIBE XXII Exam on Nov 29: Focus on These 5 Core Subjects in the Last 15 Days to Clear 45% Cutoff; Check Bare Act Tips

AIBE XXII Exam on Nov 29: With the All India Bar Examination (AIBE XXII) scheduled to be conducted by the Bar Council of India (BCI) on November 29, 2026, aspirants have entered the crucial final 15-day stretch. To obtain the Certificate of Practice (CoP), General and OBC category candidates must score a minimum of 45% (40% for SC/ST and PwD candidates) out of 100 marks. Since there is no negative marking in this offline test, smart topic selection is the easiest way to cross the cutoff line safely.

AIBE XXII 2026: Top 5 High-Weightage Subjects to Master in Last 15 Days

According to the official syllabus released on allindiabarexamination.com, the 100 questions are divided across 19 subjects. Instead of covering everything at once, candidates should focus heavily on five core areas that alone carry 46 marks-enough to clear the 45% qualifying threshold:

• Constitutional Law (10 Questions): Focus on Fundamental Rights, Directive Principles, Emergency provisions, and landmark Supreme Court judgments.

• CrPC & Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita - BNSS (10 Questions): Since the BCI syllabus includes both old and new criminal laws, revise bail provisions, arrest procedures, and magistrate powers side by side.

• Code of Civil Procedure - CPC (10 Questions): Pay close attention to Res Judicata, jurisdiction of civil courts, pleadings, injunctions, and execution of decrees.

• IPC & Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita - BNS (8 Questions): Map old IPC sections with the corresponding BNS provisions, especially offenses against the human body and property.

• Evidence Act & Bharatiya Sakshya Adhiniyam - BSA (8 Questions): Revise relevancy of facts, dying declarations, confessions, and burden of proof under both acts.

Essential Bare Act Preparation Tips for AIBE 22 Exam Day

BCI only permits clean Bare Acts without any handwritten notes or commentary inside the exam hall. To save time during the 3 hours and 30 minutes exam, practice locating sections using the index rather than memorizing exact numbers. Carry comparative chart editions for BNS, BNSS, and BSA, and avoid bringing bulky textbooks so you can flip pages quickly during the test.

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