Just as different airlines have different procedures for precedence boarding,they also have different policies for precedence deplaning.
For example, some airlines will have flight attendants "block" passengers seated behind the door, and allow those in front of the door to deplane first. Other airlines will draw the curtain between cabins once the plane gets to the gate,and only open them once the forward cabin is empty.
And then there's how Air India did it on my recent journey with them. Based on my two flights with Air India, it seems like their policy is to let first course passengers deplane first, or regardless of where they're seated or which door is used.
In the case of both of my Air India flights,only the second cabin door was opened. So there are two rows of first course, and then another two rows of business course before you win to the door. But on both flights they insisted on walking me through the aisle and to the door before it opened.
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Source: boardingarea.com