AIBE XXI Result 2026 Declared: BCI Releases Scorecards on Official Website
The Bar Council of India (BCI) has officially declared the results of the All India Bar Examination (AIBE) XXI 2026, bringing relief to thousands of law graduates awaiting their qualification to enter legal practice. Candidates who appeared for the examination can now access and download their scorecards from the official AIBE portal by logging in with their application credentials.
The AIBE XXI examination was conducted on June 7, 2026, for law graduates enrolled with their respective State Bar Councils. Clearing the examination is mandatory for obtaining the Certificate of Practice (CoP), which authorises advocates to practice law before courts and tribunals across India.
Candidates can check their results by visiting the official AIBE website, selecting the AIBE XXI Result 2026 link, entering their application number and date of birth, and downloading the scorecard for future reference. The scorecard contains essential details such as the candidate’s name, roll number, marks obtained, qualifying status and other examination particulars.
The Bar Council of India has also published category-wise qualifying details along with the overall pass percentage. Candidates who have successfully qualified will become eligible for the issuance of the Certificate of Practice after completion of the prescribed formalities, enabling them to commence legal practice in accordance with the Advocates Act and BCI Rules.
Candidates are advised to carefully verify all particulars mentioned on their scorecards. In case of any discrepancy relating to personal details or examination records, they should immediately approach the AIBE Helpdesk or the Bar Council of India through the official portal for necessary rectification.
The declaration of the AIBE XXI results marks the culmination of the 2026 examination cycle and paves the way for a new batch of advocates to enter the legal profession. With the results now available online, successful candidates can proceed with the formal process of securing their Certificate of Practice and beginning their careers at the Bar.
