AIBE XVI: Question paper, answer key to be released in next two days

If candidates wish to protest incorrect answers in the answer key, they must email objectionsaibe11@gmail.com.

New Delhi, First Published Nov 3, 2021, 1:26 PM IST | Last Updated Nov 3, 2021, 1:26 PM IST

The AIBE XVI question paper and answer key will be accessible in the next two days, according to an official update on the All India Bar Examination (AIBE) website. The test took place on October 31. According to an official update on Wednesday, the AIBE XVI exam question paper and answer keys will be accessible in the following two days.
The AIBE XVI answer key and question paper are available for download from the official website.

A step-by-step guide to download:

Navigate to AIBE's official website.
On the homepage, click the 'Click Here AIBE-XVI Answer Key' link.
Click on the answer key and question paper in PDF format.
Download and go over the AIBE answer key. Check to see if any incorrect answers are listed next to any questions.

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If candidates wish to protest incorrect answers in the answer key, they must email objectionsaibe11@gmail.com. The errors should be stated in the email, saying the wrong responses, alternatives, or questions. Do not provide the correct answer to any question.

Once the differences have been resolved, the Bar Council will provide a final key for AIBE that includes any adjustments. The final key will be used to determine the AIBE XV outcomes. BCI will reveal the findings once the final key is issued. To pass the AIBE test, students in the general category must receive 40%, while students in the SC and ST categories must receive 35%.

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AIBE is a national level certification test for law graduates or those in their last year or semester of law school. Candidates who pass the AIBE exam will be granted practise certificates (COP). It will grant them the right to practise law in the country.

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