AIBE 21 Result 2026 Declared LIVE: Result Link Activated, 65.92% Candidates Qualify; Check Revised Cut-Off and CoP Details

AIBE 21 Result 2026 Declared: 65.92% Candidates Pass, Revised Cut-Off Announced; Check CoP and AIBE 22 Schedule

The Bar Council of India (BCI) has declared the All India Bar Examination-XXI Result 2026. Candidates who appeared for the national-level bar examination can now check their results through the official AIBE website by using their registered login credentials.

According to the official information released by the Bar Council of India on July 18, 2026, a total of 1,75,701 candidates appeared for AIBE 21. Out of these, 1,15,805 candidates successfully qualified for the examination.

The overall pass percentage for AIBE XXI stands at 65.92%.

The result is important for law graduates and advocates because candidates who qualify for AIBE become eligible to receive the Certificate of Practice, commonly known as CoP. The Certificate of Practice allows eligible advocates to continue practising before courts and tribunals in India, subject to the rules and verification process of the Bar Council of India and the respective State Bar Councils.

AIBE 21 Result 2026: Important Highlights

The major details related to the AIBE XXI result are mentioned below:

Result declaration date: July 18, 2026

Date of AIBE 21 examination: June 7, 2026

Total candidates who appeared: 1,75,701

Total candidates who qualified: 1,15,805

Overall pass percentage: 65.92%

Total candidates who did not qualify: 59,876

Malpractice cases awaiting a final decision: 20

Revised General category cut-off: 42 marks

Revised SC, ST and PwD category cut-off: 37 marks

AIBE 22 examination date: November 29, 2026

AIBE 22 registration starting date: August 19, 2026

The AIBE XXI examination was reportedly conducted at 292 examination centres located across 60 cities in India. The examination was held under the supervision of the Bar Council of India and its Monitoring Committee.

AIBE 21 Revised Cut-Off Marks

One of the most important announcements made along with the result is the revision of the qualifying marks.

Earlier, the qualifying marks for the examination were fixed at:

General category candidates: 45 marks out of 100

SC, ST and PwD candidates: 40 marks out of 100

However, the five-member Monitoring Committee examined the AIBE XXI question paper and the overall result summary.

The committee was headed by former Supreme Court judge Justice Hima Kohli.

After reviewing the question paper and the performance of candidates, the Monitoring Committee unanimously decided to reduce the qualifying marks by three marks for all categories.

Following this decision, the revised qualifying marks are:

General and Unreserved category candidates: 42 marks out of 100

Scheduled Caste candidates: 37 marks out of 100

Scheduled Tribe candidates: 37 marks out of 100

Persons with Disabilities candidates: 37 marks out of 100

Therefore, General category candidates who scored 42 marks or more have been declared qualified.

Candidates belonging to the SC, ST and PwD categories who scored 37 marks or more have also been treated as qualified, subject to the validity of their application, enrolment and supporting documents.

The result of AIBE XXI was calculated on the basis of a total of 100 marks.

AIBE XXI Gender-Wise Result Statistics

The Bar Council of India has also released details regarding the performance of male, female and transgender candidates.

Female Candidates

A total of 64,784 female candidates appeared for AIBE XXI.

Out of these, 42,757 female candidates qualified for the examination.

A total of 22,022 female candidates did not qualify.

The decision in five alleged malpractice cases involving female candidates is still pending.

The approximate pass percentage among female candidates was around 66%.

Male Candidates

A total of 1,10,909 male candidates appeared for the examination.

Out of these, 73,045 male candidates successfully qualified.

A total of 37,849 male candidates did not qualify.

The decision in 15 malpractice-related cases involving male candidates remains pending.

The approximate pass percentage among male candidates was around 65.86%.

Transgender Candidates

A total of eight transgender candidates appeared for AIBE XXI.

Out of these, three transgender candidates qualified, while five candidates did not qualify.

No malpractice case involving a transgender candidate was reported in the available result figures.

Overall Gender-Wise Figures

Female candidates appeared: 64,784

Female candidates qualified: 42,757

Female candidates not qualified: 22,022

Female malpractice cases pending: 5

Male candidates appeared: 1,10,909

Male candidates qualified: 73,045

Male candidates not qualified: 37,849

Male malpractice cases pending: 15

Transgender candidates appeared: 8

Transgender candidates qualified: 3

Transgender candidates not qualified: 5

Total candidates appeared: 1,75,701

Total candidates qualified: 1,15,805

Total candidates not qualified: 59,876

Total malpractice cases pending: 20

The total number of qualified candidates, non-qualified candidates and pending malpractice cases accounts for all the 1,75,701 candidates who appeared for AIBE XXI.

AIBE 21 Category-Wise Result

The Bar Council of India also released category-wise statistics for Unreserved, OBC, SC and ST candidates.

Unreserved Category

A total of 87,145 Unreserved category candidates appeared for the examination.

Out of these, 59,709 candidates qualified.

The qualified candidates included 344 Persons with Disabilities candidates.

A total of 27,425 Unreserved category candidates did not qualify.

The pass percentage in the Unreserved category was approximately 68.52%.

Other Backward Class Category

A total of 58,804 OBC candidates appeared for AIBE XXI.

Out of these, 36,210 candidates qualified.

The qualified candidates included 299 PwD candidates.

A total of 22,588 OBC candidates did not qualify.

The approximate pass percentage for the OBC category was 61.58%.

Scheduled Caste Category

A total of 24,127 Scheduled Caste candidates appeared for the examination.

Out of these, 16,462 candidates qualified.

The number of qualified candidates included 129 PwD candidates.

A total of 7,662 Scheduled Caste candidates did not qualify.

The approximate pass percentage for SC candidates was 68.23%.

Scheduled Tribe Category

A total of 5,625 Scheduled Tribe candidates appeared for AIBE XXI.

Out of these, 3,424 candidates qualified.

The qualified candidates included 19 PwD candidates.

A total of 2,201 Scheduled Tribe candidates did not qualify.

The approximate pass percentage for ST candidates was 60.87%.

Overall Category-Wise Figures

Unreserved candidates appeared: 87,145

Unreserved candidates qualified: 59,709

Unreserved candidates not qualified: 27,425

OBC candidates appeared: 58,804

OBC candidates qualified: 36,210

OBC candidates not qualified: 22,588

SC candidates appeared: 24,127

SC candidates qualified: 16,462

SC candidates not qualified: 7,662

ST candidates appeared: 5,625

ST candidates qualified: 3,424

ST candidates not qualified: 2,201

Out of the total 1,15,805 qualified candidates, 791 candidates belonged to the Persons with Disabilities category.

The remaining 1,15,014 qualified candidates were non-PwD candidates.

Important Correction Regarding PwD Candidates

The figure 1,75,701 does not represent the total number of PwD candidates.

It represents the total number of candidates from all categories who appeared for AIBE XXI.

According to the official category-wise figures, a total of 791 PwD candidates qualified for the examination across the Unreserved, OBC, SC and ST categories.

Therefore, any report claiming that 1,75,701 PwD candidates appeared and 1,15,805 PwD candidates qualified should be treated as incorrect.

State Bar Council-Wise Performance

The official result information also contains details regarding candidates connected with different State Bar Councils.

A large number of candidates were registered under the Bar Council of Uttar Pradesh.

A total of 13,610 male candidates and 3,178 female candidates associated with the Bar Council of Uttar Pradesh appeared for the examination.

Among them, 10,762 male candidates and 2,336 female candidates qualified.

Under the Bihar State Bar Council, a total of 822 female candidates and 2,266 male candidates appeared.

Out of these, 593 female candidates and 1,640 male candidates qualified.

A substantial number of candidates also appeared under the undertaking category.

A total of 39,603 female candidates, 56,352 male candidates and seven transgender candidates appeared as undertaking candidates.

Among them, 29,668 female candidates, 41,682 male candidates and three transgender candidates qualified.

How to Check AIBE 21 Result 2026

Candidates can check their AIBE XXI result by following these steps:

Step 1: Visit the official website of the All India Bar Examination.

Step 2: Click on the link related to the AIBE XXI Result 2026 or candidate login.

Step 3: Enter the registered User ID and password.

Step 4: Submit the login details.

Step 5: The candidate’s result and qualification status will appear on the screen.

Step 6: Check the candidate’s name, roll number, enrolment details, marks and result status carefully.

Step 7: Download the result and take a printout or save a digital copy for future reference.

Candidates are advised to use only the official AIBE website to check their results.

They should not share their login password, registration details or personal documents with any unauthorised website or individual.

What Does Qualifying AIBE 21 Mean?

The All India Bar Examination is a professional certification examination conducted by the Bar Council of India.

The examination is designed to assess whether an advocate possesses the basic legal knowledge and professional understanding required to practise law in India.

Candidates who qualify for the examination become eligible to receive the Certificate of Practice.

However, merely receiving a qualified status in the result may not complete the entire process.

Candidates must also ensure that their documents and enrolment details are correct.

They should verify the following information:

Candidate’s name

State Bar Council enrolment number

Date of birth

Photograph and signature

Category details

Law degree documents

Enrolment certificate

Undertaking-related documents, where applicable

Candidates whose result shows a status such as Pass-Undertaking, Withheld or Conditional may have to submit additional documents to the Bar Council of India or the concerned State Bar Council.

AIBE Certificate of Practice: Important Details

The Certificate of Practice, also known as CoP, is an important professional document issued to eligible advocates after they qualify for AIBE and complete the required verification process.

Qualified candidates should regularly check official notices for information related to:

Issuance of the Certificate of Practice

Document verification

Correction of personal details

Correction of enrolment information

Submission of enrolment certificates

Collection of the physical CoP

Availability of a digital CoP

Deadlines for undertaking candidates

Candidates should safely keep their AIBE result, admit card, fee receipt, registration details, State Bar Council enrolment certificate and identity documents.

These documents may be required during the Certificate of Practice verification process.

AIBE 22 Examination Date Announced

Along with the declaration of the AIBE XXI result, the Bar Council of India has also announced the tentative schedule for the next examination.

The All India Bar Examination-XXII will be conducted on November 29, 2026.

The registration process for AIBE XXII will begin on August 19, 2026.

AIBE XXII Tentative Schedule

Online registration begins: August 19, 2026

Last date to complete registration: October 27, 2026

Last date for online fee payment: October 28, 2026

Last date for correction in the registration form: October 30, 2026

AIBE 22 admit card release date: November 14, 2026

AIBE 22 examination date: November 29, 2026

Tentative result declaration date: Between January 7 and January 10, 2027

Candidates planning to appear for AIBE XXII should enter their details carefully during registration.

They must correctly mention their name, date of birth, State Bar Council enrolment number, category, disability status and preferred examination city.

Candidates should also complete the fee payment before the deadline and download a copy of the submitted application form.

What Should Qualified Candidates Do After the Result?

Candidates who have qualified for AIBE XXI should first download and preserve their result.

They should then regularly check the official websites of the Bar Council of India, AIBE and their respective State Bar Council.

Candidates should carefully follow all instructions regarding the Certificate of Practice and document verification.

Those who appeared under an undertaking may have to submit their enrolment certificate or other pending documents within the prescribed period.

Candidates should make sure that their contact number and email address remain active so that they do not miss any official communication.

What Should Candidates Who Did Not Qualify Do?

Candidates who did not qualify for AIBE XXI should carefully check their marks and result status.

They should wait for any official announcement regarding OMR sheet verification, result review or other grievance-related procedures.

Candidates should not assume that rechecking or re-evaluation will automatically be available unless the Bar Council of India issues a specific notification.

Eligible candidates who did not qualify can prepare for AIBE XXII, which is scheduled to be held on November 29, 2026.

The registration process for the next examination will start on August 19, 2026.

Malpractice Cases Still Pending

The Bar Council of India has stated that decisions in 20 alleged malpractice cases are still pending.

These include five cases involving female candidates and 15 cases involving male candidates.

The result status of these candidates cannot be treated as finally qualified or unsuccessful until the competent authority issues its decision.

Candidates involved in such cases should wait for an official communication from the Bar Council of India.

Official Websites for AIBE Updates

Candidates have been advised to regularly visit the official websites for result updates, Certificate of Practice notifications and AIBE XXII information.

The official websites are:

Bar Council of India: www.barcouncilofindia.org

All India Bar Examination: www.allindiabarexamination.com

Candidates should depend only on official notices and avoid misleading social media posts or unofficial websites.

Conclusion

The declaration of the AIBE 21 Result 2026 is an important development for thousands of law graduates and advocates across India.

A total of 1,75,701 candidates appeared for the examination, while 1,15,805 candidates qualified.

The overall pass percentage has been recorded at 65.92%.

The Bar Council of India’s Monitoring Committee reduced the qualifying marks by three marks.

As a result, the revised cut-off is 42 marks for General and Unreserved category candidates and 37 marks for SC, ST and PwD candidates.

Candidates who have qualified should now complete the required formalities for obtaining their Certificate of Practice.

Candidates who did not qualify can prepare for the next examination.

The AIBE XXII examination will be held on November 29, 2026, and the online registration process will begin on August 19, 2026.