The Bar Council of India (BCI) will open the application form correction window for the All India Bar Examination (AIBE) XXII 2026 today, October 29. Candidates who have successfully paid the application fee will be able to make changes to the permitted fields in their submitted forms through the official website, allindiabarexamination.com.The council has also extended the AIBE 22 application fee payment deadline till October 29, 2026. Candidates who have registered but have not yet paid the fee must complete the payment today, which is the final date, to become eligible for the correction facility.According to the official website, the correction window will open after the payment window closes. Candidates should review their application details carefully and make the required changes during the correction period.
AIBE 22 application correction 2026: Which details cannot be edited?
Candidates should note that certain details will remain locked during the correction period. These include:
- Caste category
- Examination city preferences
- Registered email ID
- Registered mobile number
- Persons with Benchmark Disabilities (PwBD) category
Applicants should check all the details in their forms before submitting the corrections. Changes can be made only to the fields that are available for editing.
How to correct the AIBE 22 application form?
Candidates can follow these steps to make corrections to their application forms:
- Visit the official website, allindiabarexamination.com.
- Log in using the registered account credentials.
- Open the AIBE 22 application form.
- Check the details entered in the form.
- Edit the fields for which corrections are allowed.
- Review the changes and submit the corrected form.
- Save or download a copy of the updated application form for future reference.
Only candidates who have successfully completed the application fee payment will be allowed to use the correction facility.
AIBE 22 exam date 2026
The AIBE 22 examination is scheduled to be held on November 14, 2026. The admit cards are scheduled to be released on October 30.The examination will have 100 objective-type questions, with one mark for each correct answer. There will be no negative marking for incorrect answers. The exam will be conducted in 11 languages.The syllabus covers 19 subjects related to law and tests the legal knowledge of candidates appearing for the examination.Candidates are advised to visit the official website regularly for the latest announcements.
