Reader's Digest: Are you preparing for the AIBE 2023 exam and feeling overwhelmed by family law questions? Don't worry! In this article, we'll dive into the intricacies of family law, providing you with comprehensive insights and answers to common questions.

AIBE Family Law is one of the important topics for the upcoming examination. If you are willing to appear for the AIBE examination this year, then ensure that this topic is well prepared. This is because this topic accounts for a total of eight questions in the examination. 

AIBE examination is an annual exam that is conducted to offer a Certificate of Practice to Law Graduates. The examination is held by the Bar Council of India to check if the applicant has the relevant skill set to practice Law in the country. 

The AIBE exam is conducted in online mode with questions asked from the syllabus of the Law course. The minimum qualifying mark to qualify for this exam is 40% for the general category and 35% for the SC/ST category. 

AIBE is conducted twice a year with the idea of adding young law graduates to the advocate’s list. Clearing this examination is important as failing to qualify could lead to their disqualification from the BCI. 

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AIBE Exam Pattern 2023

The AIBE examination is going to be held soon in offline mode. The examination is conducted to offer practice certificates to those who have completed their three-year LLM program or five-year integrated Law course. Go through the table below to get highlights of the AIBE exam pattern. 

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Particulars	AIBE Family Law Exam Pattern 2023
Exam mode	Offline
Exam duration	210 minutes
Test language	English
Type of questions	Objective
Total Questions	100
Total marks	100
Negative Marking	No
Family Law Topics Weightage	8 questions

Important Topics for AIBE Family Law

The candidates are advised to adhere to only the topics prescribed by the competent authorities. The BCI has prescribed the exam syllabus and the chapters that could be asked from the Family Law section. Go through the table below to learn about the AIBE Syllabus and family law on the bar exam.

Topics	AIBE Family Law Chapters
Introduction	Concept of Dharma Sources of Hindu Law Modern and Ancient Importance of Dharma Shashtra on Legislation Two Principles of Hindu Law Application of Hindu Law
Marriage and Kinship	Evolution of the institution of marriage and family Laws prior to the Marriage Act A detailed study of the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955 Matrimonial Remedies Maintenance and Alimony Customary Practices Legislative Provisions Dowry Prohibition
Hindu Undivided Family	Mitakshara Joint Family Formation and Incident Property under both schools Kantha - His position, Powers, Privileges, and Obligation Debts The doctrine of Pious Obligation Partition and Reunion Religious and Charitable Endowments
Inheritance and Succession	Historical Perspective of Traditional Hindu Law related to inheritance Stridhana - Women’s property Recent state and central amendments to Hindu Succession Act Gifts and Testamentary - Succession - Wills
Law relating to Hindu Minority	Kinds of Guardians Duties & Powers of Guardians Detailed Study of Hindu Adoption and Maintenance Act, 1956 Maintenance Traditional Rights Rights Under Hindu Adoption Maintenance Act 1956

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Preparation Strategy for AIBE Family Law

Clearing the AIBE examination is very important, citing the difficulty level of the questions asked in the examination. Hence, adhering to a preparation strategy is crucial to ensure that the AIBE Family Law syllabus is covered before the exam. 

• Analyze the AIBE Family law syllabus as prescribed by the authority. Download the syllabus PDF and check out the topics relevant to the exam. 
• Check out the weightage of the questions asked from the AIBE Family Law section. This helps in strategizing for the exam; a total of eight questions shall be asked from this section. Therefore, this is indeed an important topic to cover. 
• Study the AIBE Family Law previous year's papers and try to get a crux of the number of questions asked from this section. Mark the questions that are repetitive and study them on priority.