AIBE 2024 Exam Tomorrow, Check Guidelines, Thing To Carry Here
Bar Council of India is conducting the AIBE 2024 exam tomorrow, December 10, 2023. Students appearing for the exam can check the exam day guidelines, and things and documents to carry with them to the exam centre.
AIBE Exam 2024: The Bar Council of India will be conducting the All India Bar Examination (AIBE) 2024 tomorrow, December 10, 2023. The exam will be conducted in the offline mode across designated exam centres. Candidates appearing for the AIBE 2024 exam can check here the important instructions and guidelines to be followed.
Those appearing for the AIBE 2024 exam must make sure that they have their hall ticket with them. The admit card is a mandatory document to be carried by students appearing for the exam. Along with the admit card candidates are also required to carry with them a valid ID proof to be shown at the exam centre.
AIBE Eam 2024 Things to Carry to the Exam Centre
Candidates appearing for the AIBE 2024 exam need to carry the following documents with them
- AIBE 2024 admit card
- Valid photo ID proof
- Passport size photograph
- Copies of Bare Acts and downloaded copies of the acts without notes
AIBE exam will be conducted in the offline mode. A total of 100 questions will be asked which are to be attempted within a duration of 3 hours. Each question will carry 1 mark and no negative marking will be applicable.
AIBE 2024 Exam Day Guidelines
Candidates appearing for the AIBE 2024 exam must follow the exam day guidelines issued. The list of guidelines to be followed is provided here.
- AIBE 2024 admit card and photo id proof are mandatory
- Students will be permitted to bring Bare Acts copies with them
- Candidates are advised to reach the exam centre at least an hour before the commencement of the exam
- Electronic devices like mobile phones, smart watches, Bluetooth devices are not allowed.
- Candidates cannot leave the centre without completing the exam and submitting the answer sheet.
- Only blue or black pen is allowed
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