AIBE 21 Result 2026 Out: Check Your Scorecard & Qualifying Status

The Bar Council of India (BCI) declared the AIBE 21 result on July 18, 2026. Law graduates who appeared for the All India Bar Examination in June this year can now log in to the official website and download their scorecard. A total of 1,15,805 candidates have cleared the exam, taking them one step closer to their Certificate of Practice. This post covers everything announced so far, the pass percentage, the revised cut off marks, and what candidates need to do next.

AIBE 21 Result 2026: Key Details

How to Check the AIBE 21 Result 2026

The result is available only on the official website. Here is how candidates can download their scorecard.

•        Visit allindiabarexamination.com

•        Click on the AIBE 21 result link

•        Log in using your application number and date of birth

•        Click on the submit button

•        Your result will appear on the screen

•        Check your name, enrollment number, and result status carefully

•        Download and save the scorecard for future use

The scorecard shows the candidate's name, enrollment number, roll number, photograph, signature, and the result status, which is marked as Pass, Withheld, or Fail. Marks are not published on the scorecard.

AIBE 21 Pass Percentage and Category-wise Numbers

Out of 1,75,701 candidates who appeared for the exam, 1,15,805 have qualified, which works out to a pass percentage of 65.92%. The gender-wise breakup released by the BCI is given below.

AIBE 21 Revised Passing Marks

After the final answer key was published, the BCI revised the AIBE 21 passing marks. The updated qualifying marks are 42 for the General category and 37 for SC, ST, and PwD candidates. No questions were withdrawn from the final key, so all 100 questions were evaluated while preparing the result.

Earlier, before the revision, the passing marks were set as below.

AIBE Qualification Trend Over the Years

Comparing AIBE 21 with the last few sessions gives a fair idea of how the difficulty level and pass percentage have moved.

AIBE 20 remains the session with the highest pass percentage among the last three attempts, at 69.21%.

What Happens After Clearing AIBE 21

Clearing the AIBE is what allows a law graduate to actually practise in Indian courts. Once the result is declared, qualified candidates become eligible to apply for the Certificate of Practice (CoP) through their respective State Bar Council. The CoP is usually issued two to three months after the result is announced. Candidates should keep tracking updates from their State Bar Council for the exact process and timeline in their state.

What If You Have Not Qualified

Not clearing AIBE 21 is not the end of the road. The exam is held twice a year, and BCI is expected to open registrations for AIBE 22 around September 2026, with the exam likely to be conducted in November or December 2026. Candidates who are not satisfied with their result also have the option of applying for OMR revaluation by paying a fee of Rs. 500 once the window opens.

A Quick Note for Judiciary Aspirants

Many judiciary aspirants clear AIBE alongside their preparation for state judicial services, since both require a strong grip on the same core subjects such as CrPC, IPC, Evidence Act, and the newer BNS, BNSS, and BSA. If you are preparing for the Civil Judge Exam, PCS J Exam, or APO Exam and also plan to sit for AIBE, it helps to build one strong base in these laws rather than studying them separately for each exam. At Aashayein Judiciary, Nitesh Sir's mentorship focuses on exactly this kind of concept clarity, so that whether it is a bar exam or a judiciary exam, your fundamentals do not change.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. When was the AIBE 21 result declared?

The AIBE 21 result was declared by the Bar Council of India on July 18, 2026.

2. What is the AIBE 21 pass percentage?

The AIBE 21 pass percentage stands at 65.92%, with 1,15,805 candidates qualifying out of 1,75,701 who appeared.

3. What are the revised AIBE 21 passing marks?

After the final answer key, the revised passing marks are 42 for General category candidates and 37 for SC, ST, and PwD candidates.

4. How can I check my AIBE 21 result?

Visit allindiabarexamination.com, click on the AIBE 21 result link, log in with your application number and date of birth, and download your scorecard.

5. Are marks shown on the AIBE 21 scorecard?

No. The BCI does not publish marks. The scorecard only shows the result status as Pass, Withheld, or Fail.

6. What does a Withheld status mean?

A Withheld status usually means some document, such as the enrollment certificate, needs to be verified or resubmitted through your State Bar Council portal.

7. When will I get my Certificate of Practice after clearing AIBE 21?

The Certificate of Practice is generally issued two to three months after the result is declared, through the respective State Bar Council.

8. What if I did not qualify AIBE 21?

You can reappear in the next session. AIBE 22 registrations are expected to open around September 2026.

9. Is there a revaluation option for AIBE 21?

Yes, candidates can apply for OMR revaluation by paying Rs. 500 once the window is opened after the result.

10. How many questions were evaluated in AIBE 21?

All 100 questions were evaluated, since no question was withdrawn from the final answer key.

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Conclusion

The AIBE 21 result 2026 marks an important milestone for over a lakh law graduates who are now eligible to move ahead with their Certificate of Practice. With a pass percentage of 65.92%, this session was tougher than AIBE 20 and AIBE 19, which makes it clear that steady preparation matters more than last-minute effort. For candidates who are also preparing for judiciary exams, the same discipline applies. Whether you are working toward the AIBE, the Civil Judge Exam, or the PCS J Exam, building a solid foundation in law, practising with mock tests and PYQs, and staying consistent with your judiciary preparation will always pay off. Aashayein Judiciary, under Nitesh Sir's guidance, continues to support law graduates and judiciary aspirants across the country in building exactly this kind of strong, exam ready foundation.

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