• # Notification Rescheduled Date for AIBE-VI
  • # Undertaking for Provisional Practice
  • 16th Qualifying Examination for the Indian Nationals holding Foreign Law Degrees will be held from 25th May, 2020 to 30th May, 2020 in the premises of the Bar Council of India i.e. 21, Rouse Avenue, Institutional Area, New Delhi – 110002
  • 18th Bar Council of India Qualifying Examination for Indian Nationals Holding Foreign Law Degrees will be held from 5th December, 2022, to 10th December, 2022
  • Advertisement for Appointment of Architect for Bar Council of India Building Renovation Invitation for Architectural Services – Bar Council of India Building Renovation Project
  • AIBE Tender- The last date for filing Tender Applications for AIBE 17 has been extended to 20.08.2022.
  • AIBE-VIII date Schedule
  • BAR COUNCIL OF INDIA 16th QUALIFYING EXAM FOR INDIAN NATIONALS HOLDING FOREIGN LAW DEGREE, CHANGE IN PATTERN OF EXAM IN VIEW OF PANDEMIC COVID 19
  • Bar Council of India Certificate and Place of Practice (Verification) Rules, 2015
  • Bar Council of India Notification for requires Law Assistant and I.T. Assistant
  • Bar Council of India Trust-PEARL FIRST (Moot Court 2022)
  • Bar Council of India-International Lawyers’ Conference 2023 New Delhi (India) • 23rd & 24th September 2023
  • Bar Council seeks de-recognition of 25 law colleges
  • BCI inks MoU for cooperation with Law Council of Australia, signs partnership agreement
  • BCI – AIR Institutional Combo Offer – 2015
  • BCI-Youtube- QR Code
  • Call for Research Paper/Articles for IBR
  • Centre releases National Litigation Policy
  • Circular/ Advisory to be considerate on the point of fees.
  • Clarification with respect to those candidates who were absent in one exam and more and a result of which their overall result has been declared has FAIL*.
  • Compliance of terms and conditions of BCI : 158:2020 (LE- Cir-1) dated 05.02.2020  and of any show cause notice or of any letter or annexure to letter, of compliance, is extended till 31.10.2020.
  • Condolence Message on Death of Mr. V.C. Misra
  • Contact Us
  • Curriculum Development Committee
  • Draft Rules of Legal Education-2019
  • EDUCATIONAL CRITERIA & EDUCATIONAL QUALIFICATION REQUIRED FOR ADMISSION INTO 3 YEAR AND 5 YEAR LAW COURSES IN INDIA
  • Examination Schedule of All India Bar Examination IX
  • extended date for payment of Challan AIBE-IX
  • Extension of date for supply of relevant information till 30.09.2020, as per the prescribed format, sent by virtue of the above referred letter.
  • Guidance of the Council on the point of examinations and promotions of LL.B. Students.
  • Home
  • http://www.allindiabarexamination.com/
  • Important Notification Regarding Second Phase of Re-Checking
  • Interim Order Dated 3.3.2017 passed by Hon’ble Supreme Court in Writ Petition (Civil) No. 1023/2016 staying BCI notification i.e. BCI:D 1519 (LE:Circular-6) dated 17.09.2016 related to age of admission into 3 year and 5 year law courses, till the next date of hearing i.e. third week of July, 2017
  • Invitation to Contractors/vendors for Renovation Project – Bar Council of India Building
  • Notice- Architect& Interior Designer required for Bldng rennovation& restructuring
  • Notification for AIBE
  • Notification relating to Recognition by Bar Council of India of Foreign Universities imparting Legal Education and issuing Law Degrees and Equivalence of Law Degrees by Bar Council of India of Law Degrees obtained from Foreign Universities by Indian Citizens.
  • Notification with regard to schedule of All India Bar Examination- XVIII
  • Notification/ Vacancies (Last date for receiving applications/nominations: 10.03.2023)
  • Options/choice of centers may be sent by email by 24th September, 2020.fee details will be sent in due course and admit cards will be sent after the exact date and option/choice of center is finalized.
  • President, Vice President commend BCI attention to legal education
  • Press Release notice to the M.Ps, M.L.As and M.L.Cs who are doing Legal practice in various courts of the country in order to invite their comments
  • Press Release Dated 09.06.2020 Guidelines for online and offline Examinations, for all the Centres of Legal Education (CLE) by Bar Council of India in continuation of the earlier guidelines dated 27.05.2020
  • Press Release Dated 12.08.2019 Regarding imposing a three year moratorium on receiving new proposals and granting fresh approvals for/to all Law Centers of Legal Education/Institutions, Law Colleges, Law Schools, Universities, Deemed to be Universities, University Constituent Units, State Government University Departments, State Private Universities teaching Law as a professional degree course
  • Press Release Dated 16.06.2021
  • Press Release Dt. 23.10.2021 16th All India Bar Examination scheduled to be held on 31.10.2021 to allow candidates to use bare Acts with short notes/comments during the examination
  • Public notice- Warning/very urgent and very important-Creation of fake Id of Chairman, Bar Council of India
  • Qualifying Exam for Indian Nationals Holding Foreign Law Degrees exams has been rescheduled for the 1st week of October, 2020.
  • Regarding extension of date of holding All India Bar Examination – VII
  • Requirements for IIULER, GOA
  • Rescheduling of the 16th Qualifying Examination for the Indian Nationals holding Foreign Law Degrees will be held from 24th August, 2020 to 29th August, 2020 in the premises of the Bar Council of India i.e. 21, Rouse Avenue, Institutional Area, New Delhi – 110002
  • Results 9th Qualifying Examination for Indian National holding
  • Sitemap
  • Suggested Amendments to the Advocate Act, 1961 proposed by Bar Council of India (Revised and Final) adopted vide Item No.62/2017
  • Supply of the details of every practicing Advocate of the country as per the format required by the e-Committee of the Supreme Court of India.
  • Syllabus for All India Bar Exam-XVII
  • The 17th Bar Council of India Qualifying Examination for Indian Nationals Holding Foreign Law Degrees will be held from 13th December, 2021 to 18th December, 2021 in the premises of the Bar Council of India at 21, Rouse Avenue, Institutional Area, New Delhi – 110002.
  • The 18th Bar Council of India Qualifying Examination for Indian Nationals Holding Foreign Law Degrees has been rescheduled to be held from 19th December, 2022, to 24th December, 2022 in the premises of the Bar Council of India at 21, Rouse Avenue, Institutional Area, New Delhi – 110002
  • The Bar Council of India has started a you tube channel.
  • The Bar Council of India, at it’s Council meeting scheduled to be held on 31st March, 2018 shall have the following in it’s agenda for discussion apart from other issues-PRESS CONFERENCE AT 2.00 PM
  • Three year moratorium on receiving new proposals and granting fresh approvals for/to all Law Centers of Legal Education/Institutions, Law Colleges, Law Schools, Universities,
  • Update on Bar Council of India Qualifying Exam For Indian Nationals Holding Foreign Law Degrees
  • Update Result of 18th Bar Council of India Qualifying Examination for Indian Nationals Holding Foreign Law Degrees
  • Vacancies at Bar Council of India (Statutory Body under Advocates Act, 1961).
  • YouTube Channel of Bar Council of India
  • All India Bar Exam (AIBE) website, Helpline numbers and email
  • Application for re-checking of the OMR sheet will be accepted w.e.f. 05.05.2023 till 15.05.2023 for AIBE-XVII Exam
  • Government of India Press Release after Bar Council of India Protest Rally on 12.02.2019 and after the delegations meeting with Hon’ble Law Minister and subsequent to BCI’s Press Release.
  • MINUTES of the JOINT MEETING of the BAR COUNCIL OF INDIA with the representatives of all STATE BAR COUNCILS and representatives of HIGH COURT BAR ASSOCIATIONS, CO-ORDINATION COMMITTEE OF BAR ASSOCIATIONS OF DELHI and NCR held on 2nd February, 2019 at 11 am at the Auditorium of Bar Council of India to deliberate discuss and demand welfare measures for the Lawyers and litigant public of the country from the Government of India
  • Press Release dated 12.02.2019 of Bar Council of India after the peaceful protest rally seeking genuine welfare demands of the Advocates from the Government and after meeting with Hon’ble Law Minister, thereafter.
  • Result of AIBE-XVII
  • Important Notification for candidates
  • instant resolution, dated 30th December, 2022, it is hereby resolved that the period from the date of the last All India Bar exam held on 31st October, 2021 till-April, 2023
  • Period from 24th March 2020 till 31st March 2021 shall be exempted from being counted within the 2 year time period after enrolment for passing the All India Bar Exam and all similarly placed candidates time period of 2 years expiring during such time shall continue to remain in practise.
  • Bar Council announces visiting hours
  • Public notice about fake University
  •  
    Home > Bar Council seeks de-recognition of 25 law colleges

     
    Bar Council seeks de-recognition of 25 law colleges

    Bar Council seeks de-recognition of 25 law colleges

    A Bar Council of India (BCI) panel has recommended de-recognition of 25 law colleges after it found that they were enrolling students without proper teaching staff in violation of the University of Grants Commission (UGC) guidelines, according to aware of the developments. The panel found that the colleges were not paying their faculty members as per the UGC norms, which has also led to their understaffing, the added.

    The BCI, which is the regulator for legal education in the country, has also directed all law colleges to transfer salaries to their teachers electronically to stop the practice of underpaying them.

    A resolution, which BCI chairman Manan Kumar Mishra and co-chairmen Ved Prakash Sharma and S Prabakaran have signed, requires all colleges to submit their six-monthly certified bank statements to show that salaries were paid to all teachers in compliance with the UGC rules.

    The people cited above said that the recommendation suggesting disciplinary action against the 25 law colleges has been placed before the BCI’s Legal Education Committee (LEC), which as per the procedure shall now issue show-cause notices to the institutes across the country.

     

    Sharma said that the BCI is cracking the whip as they have been receiving complaints alleging that the institutions were operating without proper staff because the employers do not wish to pay salaries as per the UGC rules. “A college cannot be allowed to run in violation of the UGC guidelines.”

    “The BCI feels that it needs to have a robust and healthy legal education system [and] it needs to bring down the number of the law colleges. The suggestion to derecognise the 25 colleges is a step in this direction.”

    S A Bobde expressed his concern over the standard of legal education when he took over as the Chief Justice of India on November 18. He urged the concerned authorities to improve the system that appears to have deteriorated with the mushrooming of private law colleges.

    Private colleges account for 75% of 1,500 law colleges across the country. As per the BCI data, there are 1.7 million registered lawyers in the country and 80,000 to one lakh new advocates get enrolled annually.

    In August, the BCI imposed a three-year moratorium on opening new institutes saying it will stress on improving standards of the existing law colleges. It added that the colleges without proper infrastructure or faculty will be closed down over the next three years. The moratorium would not be applicable to establishing a new National Law University if a state proposes it.

    Supreme Court Bar Association President Rakesh Khanna hailed the BCI’s move to act against law colleges operating without adequate infrastructure. “The establishment of law colleges and their continuance should be monitored. The BCI should not grant affiliations without conducting proper inspections and should involve senior advocates from the bar and retired judges. Surprise checks should be held…”

    State governments approve the opening of law colleges if they have the infrastructure before the institutes seek affiliations from state universities and approval from the BCI.

    The LEC is required to seek compliance from the colleges with the UGC norms. Colleges are given time to overcome deficiencies if the LEC finds them. They have to report to the LEC’s Compliance Committee before affiliations are approved. For renewal of affiliation, law colleges have to directly approach the BCI.

     

    ebfbe0_71630_11

    © 2023 Bar Council of India | All rights reserved


    Mouse Eye Tracking byPicNet Software Development Services