BCI opens re-checking of AIBE XV answer sheets, check allindiabarexamination.com
The Bar Council of India will declare the revised results of the All India Bar Examination a week after getting the re-evaluation requests

The Bar Council of India (BCI) has started the re-checking process for All India Bar Examination (AIBE XV) answer sheets. The revised result will be announced one week after getting the re-evaluation requests.The notification for the same has been issued on official website — allindiabarexamination.com — and candidates can visit the website to apply for re-checking.These steps can be followed by the students to apply for re-checking:Step 1: Visit the official website — allindiabarexamination.comStep 2: Check the notification for ‘Re-checking request for AIBE-XV”Step 3: Proceed to make the requestStep 4: A new page will openStep 5: Now, fill in the required details and make the requestAlternatively, this direct link can be used.The council is accepting re-checking requests from 10 April to 20 April. No requests will be entertained after the notified date. Candidates have to submit a fee of Rs 200 through online mode in order to apply for re-checking.Students who wish to check their answer sheets themselves will have to book a time slot, and visit the Bar Council of India premises as per the allotted schedule; which will be informed to them by the council after receiving their application.However, making a photocopy of the answer sheet will not be allowed. Also, only those candidates can apply for re-evaluation who have failed to clear the AIBE exam.The All India Bar Examination is an LLB-level examination that can be attempted only by five-year or three-year law graduates. Those who qualify are given a Certificate of Practice (COP), which is a document required to practice in any Court of Law in India.

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