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So, you’ve finished your law degree and are now ready to officially become an advocate. That’s a big milestone! But before you can represent clients in court, there’s one final step —the All India Bar Examination (AIBE) . Let’s make things super clear for you: how the exam works, who can take it, and how many times it's held each year.  What is AIBE and Why Is It Important? The All India Bar Examination (AIBE) is conducted by the Bar Council of India (BCI) . It’s not a competitive exam like CLAT or UPSC. Instead, it’s a qualification exam that checks whether a law graduate is fit to practice in court. Once you clear this exam, you receive a Certificate of Practice , which allows you to argue cases in any court in India.  How Many Times is the AIBE Conducted in a Year? The AIBE is usually held once a year , but in some years, depending on circumstances and scheduling, it might be conducted twice . For example, in recent years, the BCI conducted AIBE-XVII...