Priority
AIBE 22 important questions, ranked
Nobody can predict an AIBE paper, and anyone selling you "guaranteed questions" is lying to an audience trained to spot exactly that. What can be done honestly is rank the odds.
How the ranking works
Two signals, both checkable. First, recurrence: how often a provision has appeared across previous papers, recorded against each question in the bank. Second, weightage: how many marks its subject carries in the official paper. A recurring CPC point is worth five times a recurring IPR point, and the ranking says so.
The tiers
| Tier | What it is |
|---|---|
| Top 50 | Must know. If you learn nothing else, learn these. |
| Top 100 | Very high priority. |
| Top 200 | High priority. |
| Top 300 | The complete priority set. |
Top 50 is free without an account. Each tier can be drilled as a timed set.
Which subjects dominate the top of the list
Unsurprisingly, the heavy ones: Constitutional Law, CrPC & Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita, Code of Civil Procedure, IPC & Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita. That is the ranking working as intended — recurrence matters, but a recurring provision in a 10-mark subject outranks a recurring provision in a 2-mark subject.