1.20 Lakh candidates to appear in the All India Bar Exam-XV
1.20 Lakh candidates to appear in the All India Bar Exam-XV
According to the Bar Council of India, around 1,20,000 advocates will give the All India Bar Exam Exam (AIBE)-XV (15).
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UPDATED: January 23, 2021 15:43 IST
According to the Bar Council of India, around 1,20,000 advocates will give the All India Bar Exam Exam (AIBE)-XV (15).
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The Bar Council will held the AIBE-XV (15) examination on January 21, 2021.
The AIBE-XV (15) examination will be held at 154 centres.
The All India Bar Exam Exam (AIBE)-XV (15) is scheduled to be held on January 24, 2021, and according to the Bar Council of India (BCI) around 1,20,000 advocates will take the exam. The AIBE- XV (15) examination will be held at 154 centres in 52 cities across India. During the last exam, around nine centers had were canceled owing to reports of usage of unfair means. This time, the candidates who had appeared and given the exam on s
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Sir some how were feel cheated by this exams and feel like no useful purpose is served by this examination if these examinations are held for some other purpose for doing rouitne check then it must be stopped.
Sir, when you came up with this concept of Bar examination we were completely against it as we thought that it was too harsh on us and we are being complled to give this examination and its brought to our notice only two weeks before the examination, our dearer friend Fatepal who is no more was our flagbearer filed a writ changelling the Acts of the BCI but after reading your blog in legally india we completely agreed with your opinion which completely changed our mindset and started looking things as you showed us, as you said Sir this examination would
SC agrees to hear plea challenging All India Bar Examination Rules 2010
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Referring to the rules, the plea said it mandates that no advocate, enrolled under the Advocates Act 1961, shall be entitled to practice unless they pass the AIBE conducted by the BCI. The Supreme Court Monday sought responses from the Centre and the Bar Council of India (BCI) on a plea challenging the All India Bar Examination (AIBE) Rules 2010, which provides that an advocate has to qualify the exam to practice law in courts.
A bench headed by Justice A M Khanwilkar issued notices on the petition which has sought quashing of the 2010 Rules framed by the BCI alleging that it violates the Advocates Act and it “illegally and arbitrarily” compel a lawyer to undergo AIBE even after his or her enrolment as an advocate.
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