AIBE XIX 2024 Result: Direct Link, Steps to Apply

AIBE XIX 2024 Result

The AIBE results 2024 will be declared a few weeks after the exam is conducted. To check the AIBE 18 result 2024, candidates will have to visit the AIBE portal and open the registration link for AIBE XIX. They will have to provide the credentials asked for and log in to view their results.

The direct link to check AIBE 19 results 2024 will be updated here once the result is announced:

AIBE XIX 2024 Result Dates

Check out the important dates of the AIBE 2023 (18) results -

Steps to Check AIBE 2024 Result

The following steps will help the candidates access their AIBE XIX 2024 from the official website:

1. Follow the link  - www.allindiabarexamination.com to visit the AIBE official website or click on the direct link provided above.

2. Look out for the “AIBE Registration Link" or the direct link on the official website.

3. In the next step, provide the AIBE XIX User ID and password in the respective text boxes and click on “Submit” 

4. The AIBE 2024 result will be displayed on the computer / tablet / mobile screen

Details on AIBE XIX 2024 Scorecard

The following are only a handful of the most important details that will be displayed on the AIBE 2024 scorecard.

• Name of the candidate
• Enrollment number
• Name of father / husband
• Candidate’s roll number
• Photograph and signature of the candidate
• Result status (pass / qualified or fail)

Guidelines for Rechecking AIBE XIX 2024 Result

If there is a discrepancy in the AIBE 2024 result, the candidates are requested to raise the issue with the concerned authority at the earliest to avoid any confusion in the latter stages of the admission process. The BCI provides the candidates with a specified amount of time to request a review of their answer sheets. 

Online Rechecking Process of AIBE Answer Sheet

Below is a description of the AIBE answer sheet's online rechecking procedure.

• Candidates must complete the online form to have their answer sheets rechecked by AIBE.
• The cost of rechecking is INR 200.
• After registering the request for re-evaluation, the candidates are notified of the results of their re-checking on their registered email IDs.

What after AIBE XIX 2024 Result Declaration?

Candidates who achieve passing marks in AIBE receive the “Certificate of Practise” by post from the Bar Council of India (BCI). The candidates must visit the official website on a regular basis to keep track of the event. Candidates who fail the AIBE XIX exam must keep the following points in mind. 

• The AIBE exam is normally administered once a year, however, occasionally it may be administered more than once (up to two times a year).
• A candidate is permitted to take the AIBE exam as many times as necessary to pass it.
• The best course of action is to sit down and consider the causes of the failure. Make a strategy to address the gaps after they are found.
• Additionally, candidates must make sure they have the best selection of books since they will struggle to get the required outcome without quality reference materials.
• Make it a priority to solve sample and previous AIBE question papers if they haven't already as part of the preparation.
• The candidate must be a 3-year or 5-year LLB graduate and enrolled with a state bar council in order to qualify to take the AIBE exam.
• There is no upper age limit for taking the exam, so aspirants can take it as many times as necessary to pass.

AIBE (19) 2024 Result Re-Checking Form

The examination cell provides the facility for AIBE result re-checking. Within the given deadline, the aspirants have to send their applications for re-checking. 

Steps to Apply for AIBE Result 2024 Re-Checking

• To apply for result re-checking, candidates have to visit the official portal.
• They have to pay the specified fees via the online method of payment.
• The updated AIBE results will be sent to the registered email address of the aspirants.

Normalisation of AIBE XIX 2024 Score

As per the AIBE normalisation process, candidates are ensured that they are neither at an advantageous position nor disadvantaged. To manage variations in the examination’s difficulty level for different slots, the normalisation process is carried out. Based on the normalisation process, aspirants are given two kinds of marks. 

Raw marks: Raw marks is the actual figure secured by the test takers.

Normalised marks: Normalised marks are the updated marks that is issued to the aspirants depending on the relative challenge level of the slot in which they took the examination to the other slots. If the conducting body considers one slot as easier than the other, then the marks allotted by normalisation will be less than the actual marks obtained by the candidates.

Also, if the complexity level of the examination of one slot was more difficult than the other one, then the marks allocated per normalisation will be more than the main marks secured by the aspirants.

AIBE 2024 Certificate of Practice

Law graduates who pass the All India Bar Examination are awarded the Certificate of Practice, or COP (AIBE exam). In India, law graduates must get the certification in order to practice law in a court. After the announcement of the AIBE results, the COP will be issued to the candidates who qualified in the AIBE exam. Candidates who pass AIBE 2024 must get their COP from the appropriate State Bar Council.

What information is included in the AIBE Certificate of Practice?

The Certificate of Practice will include information such as:

• Candidate’s name
• Year of AIBE exam qualified
• Enrollment number
• Registration number
• Roll number
• Signature of BCI authority
• Photograph and signature

By meeting the requirements, such as the minimum score and eligibility requirements, BCI awards the Certificate of Practice to all candidates who pass the AIBE exam.

What happens if I don't get my Certificate of Practice (COP)?

Candidates can express their complaint with the authorities if, even after the result declaration, they still have not received the COP. They may use the AIBE result as a temporary license to practise law in the interim.