The Bar Council of India (BCI) has declared the AIBE 21 results on July 18, 2026, and the exam recorded a passing percentage of 65.92%. However, soon after the announcement, several candidates reported trouble accessing the result — the page not loading, login errors, or the site timing out. If you're one of them, here's exactly why this is happening and how to get your scorecard.
Result-day traffic spikes are the most common reason for access issues. Likely causes include:
Heavy simultaneous traffic on allindiabarexamination.com right after the announcement
Server overload from thousands of candidates logging in at once
Incorrect application number/hall ticket number or date of birth entered at login
Slow or unstable internet connection
Temporary server maintenance or a technical glitch
Outdated browser cache causing pages to fail to load
These issues are almost always temporary and clear up within a few hours of declaration.
If you are unable to download your result, try these troubleshooting methods:
Heavy traffic often slows down the server. Wait for 10–15 minutes and try again.
Ensure you are entering the correct:
Even a small typing error can prevent you from logging in.
Clear your browser's cache and cookies before attempting to log in again.
If the website isn't working on one browser, try:
You can also switch to another mobile phone or computer.
A stable internet connection is essential while downloading the scorecard.
If the portal remains slow, try accessing it early in the morning or late at night when website traffic is lower.
Visit the official AIBE 21 website at allindiabarexamination.com, look for the notification for "AIBE 21 Scorecard" with a result link, and click on it. Then:
Enter your application number/hall ticket number and date of birth in the fields provided.
Submit to view your scorecard on screen.
Download and save/print a copy for your records.
If your credentials don't work, try the "Forgot Password" option or recover your login using your registered email/mobile number, or contact the AIBE Helpdesk directly.
This year's result comes with an important update. While the original qualifying cut off for AIBE 21 was fixed at 45 marks for General category candidates and 40 marks for SC/ST/PwD candidates, the AIBE 21 Monitoring Committee reviewed the question paper and result summary and unanimously decided to moderate the result, reducing the qualifying marks by three marks. This means more candidates than initially expected are likely to clear the exam under the revised threshold.
A total of 65.92% of candidates who appeared for AIBE 21 have qualified and are now eligible to proceed toward the Certificate of Practice (CoP).
Once downloaded, your scorecard will show:
Candidate's Name
Roll Number / Application Number
Category
Marks Obtained
Qualifying Status (Pass/Fail)
Certificate of Practice (CoP) Eligibility
Examination Details
Verify every detail carefully — errors should be reported to the AIBE Helpdesk immediately.
After the AIBE 21 results are declared, candidates can apply for rechecking of their OMR sheets online on the official website before the specified deadline, by paying a non-refundable fee of Rs. 500. The updated result is then sent to the candidate's registered email ID.
Candidates who qualify AIBE 21 become eligible to receive the Certificate of Practice (CoP) through their respective State Bar Councils. Those who don't clear the exam this time can reappear in a future AIBE cycle — there is no cap on the number of attempts.
If the official website remains inaccessible despite trying the steps above, avoid unofficial or third-party "result" links claiming to offer faster access — always rely on allindiabarexamination.com or verified helpdesk channels.