The marking scheme in the All India Bar Examination (AIBE) is very simple and easy to understand. The exam usually has 100 multiple-choice questions. Each question carries 1 mark, so the total marks are 100. There is no negative marking, which means you do not lose marks for giving a wrong answer. This helps candidates attempt all questions without fear. The exam is qualifying in nature, so there is no rank or competition. You only need to score the minimum passing marks, which are fixed by the Bar Council of India. The passing marks are usually different for general and reserved categories. The exam checks your basic legal knowledge, not advanced skills. Because the marking system is straightforward, students of all levels can understand it easily and prepare without confusion. This simple pattern makes the AIBE stress-free and helps fresh lawyers focus on learning the law better.