Limited Insolvency Examination.
The LIE is conducted by the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Board of India (IBBI). It is the mandatory qualifying exam for becoming a Registered Insolvency Professional under the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC), 2016.
LIE is designed not to test memory, but to evaluate a candidate’s ability to apply legal concepts in real-world insolvency situations—similar to how a surgeon would approach financial restructuring.
It emphasizes application over theory, requiring conceptual clarity, understanding of legal procedures, judgment-style reasoning, and case law interpretation.
Information-based questions: 25 Marks
Case law/Study-based questions: 75 Marks
The exam includes 65 Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) of 100 marks:
A candidate must score at least 60 out of 100 to pass the exam.
70% of the total marks come from case studies. This is the most crucial section.
Primarily the IBC Code.
77%
Though they carry a combined 10% weight (IBC - 4%, Regulations - 6%), they have 100% relevance—you must understand them thoroughly to succeed in the case studies and MCQs.
Case laws contribute 5% directly and 62% indirectly.
80 Acts + IBC (but no worries, you’ve gone through the head/tail of every Act).
Yes, though only 4% in weight, topics like valuation principles (DCF, NAV), financial ratios, and audit objectives are easy to score if conceptually clear.
Start with the IBC Code, understand the ‘why’ and ‘how’ of each section, and link them with relevant regulations.
It helps you map who does what (RP, AA, CoC, IBBI, Liquidator)—critical for answering real-world scenario questions.
Prepare a one-line digest for each case covering the:
Ideally 10 full mock tests under exam conditions, with a focus on post-test analysis to identify weak areas.
To improve speed, accuracy, and confidence—aim for 50–100 MCQs daily, focusing on conceptual clarity, procedural flow, and case-based logic.
It helps track recurring mistakes so you can revise smarter, not harder.
Use colour-coded timelines, mnemonics for thresholds, and focus on role-based responsibilities.
No need as an LIE student; read them after passing the exam.
Think like a professional, not a student. Don’t panic at tough questions. Trust logic, jurisprudence, and your process.
We provide a complete and structured toolkit comprising of:
Yes. All content is AI-generated to reflect real exam patterns, ensuring practical thinking over rote learning.
Yes, including judgment-style dilemmas, homebuyer issues, CoC bias, and professional boundaries.
Absolutely. It’s designed for working professionals who need focused, high-yield content without wasting hours.
It helps you think like the examiner—before passing as well as after passing the exam.