Can I register for the 2020 Law Exam for part time LLM?

Part-time LLM students are not eligible to apply for the 2020 Law Exam.

What is taken part-time for the Master of Laws is as follows:

1. Preliminary Examination Subjects:

The preliminary examination is a national joint examination organized by the Ministry of Education, which is usually held in late December every year. The examination subjects for law in-service graduate students are ideological and political theory, foreign Chinese, professional foundation of the joint examination for law and master's degree, and comprehensive examination for law and master's degree. The maximum score for the two public courses is 100 points, and the maximum score for both professional courses is 150 points, and the duration of each exam is 3 hours.

2. Re-examination subjects:

The re-examination is organized by the institution independently, mainly in the interview, supplemented by the written test. The subjects of the examination are foreign Chinese speaking and listening, professional knowledge application, psychological quality, ideological morality, etc., and the re-examination is an important part of the admission examination. The exam is usually taken in the month of the year following the year in which the exam is registered.

Those who are interested in applying for the exam should do a good job of preparing for the exam according to the test subjects introduced, and can be "targeted" during the exam.

Introduction to the Part-time LLM Examination Subjects:

1. National Joint Entrance Examination:

The examination subjects for the part-time Master of Laws are Foreign Chinese (full score of 100), Ideological and Political Theory (full score of 100), Professional Foundation of the Joint Entrance Examination for Law and Master of Law (full score of 150) and Comprehensive Examination for Law and Master of Laws (full score of 150). The exam is usually held on the penultimate weekend of December each year, and the duration of each subject is 3 hours.

2. Re-examination of colleges and universities:

The content of the re-examination of colleges and universities is foreign Chinese speaking and listening, professional basic knowledge and application, mastery of professional skills, ideological and political, psychological quality, etc. The re-examination is mainly based on the interview, supplemented by the written test, which is an important part of the admissions examination.

Law (Non-Law) (part-time) 3 years; Law (Jurisprudence) (part-time) 2 years. Tuition:30,000 yuan Academic year Enrollment:

In 2021, there were 44 part-time students enrolled in Law (Non-Law); There are 25 part-time students enrolled in Law (Jurisprudence).

China University of Political Science and Law: Duration: Law (Non-Legal) (Part-time):

3 years; Law (Jurisprudence) (Part-time): 3 years tuition fee: 28,000 yuan Academic year Enrollment:

In 2021, the law (illegal section demolition) part-time enrollment of 40 students;

However, generally speaking, there are not many candidates who wish to apply for a part-time LLM at the University of Political Science and Law, and a large number of candidates eventually fail to be admitted to a full-time LLM and transferred to a part-time LLM.

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Yes, the registration requirements for the 2020 Law Exam are as follows:

Font size: "Measures for the Implementation of the National Unified Legal Professional Qualification Examination".

Article 9: Persons who meet the following requirements may register for the National Unified Legal Profession Qualification Examination:

1) Have the nationality of the People's Republic of China;

2) Have good political and professional qualities and moral character;

3) Have full capacity for civil conduct;

4) Have a full-time bachelor's degree in law from a regular institution of higher learning and obtain a bachelor's degree or above; Bachelor's degree or above in non-law from a full-time regular college or university, and a master's degree in law, a master's degree in law or above; A full-time regular college with a bachelor's degree or above in non-law and a corresponding degree, and have been engaged in legal work for at least three years.

Article 10: Persons with any of the following circumstances must not register for the National Uniform Legal Profession Qualification Examination:

1) Those who have received criminal punishment for intentional crimes;

2) They have been dismissed from public office or have had their lawyers' practice certificates or notary public's practice certificates revoked;

3) Where a legal professional qualification certificate has been revoked;

4) Where the period for which they have been given a two-year ban on registering for the National Uniform Legal Profession Qualification Examination (National Judicial Examination) has not yet expired, or they have been given a lifetime ban from registering for the National Uniform Legal Profession Qualification Examination (National Judicial Examination);

5) Where they have been designated as targets of joint disciplinary action for untrustworthiness by relevant state units for serious untrustworthy conduct and included in the national credit information sharing platform;

6) Those who have been given a lifetime ban from engaging in the legal profession due to other circumstances. Persons with any of the circumstances provided for in the preceding paragraph who have already gone through the registration formalities are invalid; If you have already taken the test, the test results will be invalid.

Article 22: Graduates of a school of higher learning with a bachelor's degree or above majoring in law before the implementation of these Measures have obtained student status (examination status) or have obtained corresponding academic qualifications, or graduates of a college or higher school with a bachelor's degree or higher in non-academic majors and have specialized legal knowledge, may register for the National Unified Legal Profession Qualification Examination.

If you enrolled before April 28, 2018, you don't have to worry about your master's degree affecting your law exam registration.

Part-time LLM is available for the Bar Exam. According to the requirements of the Ministry of Justice on the requirements for the Unified Legal Qualification Examination, as long as you have a master's degree, you can register for the Unified Legal Qualification Examination without full-time or part-time restrictions. Moreover, even if you are not a master's degree, you can apply for a master's degree in other majors.

If there is anything not understood, the regulations of the Ministry of Justice should be clear enough.

Part-time graduate students can also take the bar exam, and you can use your undergraduate degree to sit for the bar exam.

Part-time LL.M. majors can take the judicial examination, as long as they have graduated from a non-law major in a higher education institution and have professional knowledge of law, they can register for the judicial examination.

According to Article 15 of the Measures for the Implementation of the National Judicial Examination, persons who meet the following requirements may register for the National Judicial Examination:

1) Have the nationality of the People's Republic of China;

2) To uphold the Constitution of the People's Republic of China and enjoy the right to vote and to stand for election;

3) Have full capacity for civil conduct;

4) Graduated from a college or university with a bachelor's degree in law or a bachelor's degree in non-law from a college or university with professional knowledge in law;

5) Good conduct.

Other provisions on the Bar Examination.

Article 17 of the Measures for the Implementation of the National Judicial Examination: The amount of passing and the passing score for each year of the National Judicial Examination shall be determined by the Ministry of Justice in consultation with the Supreme People's Court and the Supreme People's Procuratorate and then announced.

Article 18: Persons who have passed the national judicial examination and do not possess the circumstances provided for in article 16 of these Measures may apply to the Ministry of Justice for the granting of legal professional qualifications in accordance with the prescribed procedures, and the Ministry of Justice is to issue a "Legal Profession Qualification Certificate". The Ministry of Justice shall stipulate specific measures for the awarding of legal professional qualifications and the issuance of certificates.

The above content refers to the Ministry of Justice of the People's Republic of China - Measures for the Implementation of the National Judicial Examination.

Hello! If you have obtained your undergraduate degree or examination status before April 28, 2018, you can apply for the undergraduate degree directly with your undergraduate degree. The specific academic qualifications can be referred to the figure below

In addition, you can also check whether your household registration is in a relaxed area, and you can apply for the exam regardless of when you have obtained a bachelor's degree (including part-time).

Hope it helps!

<> after the reform of the law examination in 2018, the application conditions are basically the implementation of "new methods for newcomers, old methods for old people":

If you signed up for the self-examination before the 18-year reform and chose to major in law, then you can take the judicial examination in Liaoning;

If you only join the self-examination after 18 years, then you will not be able to apply for the Liaoning Bar Examination. According to the "Implementation Measures for the National Unified Legal Profession Qualification Examination" (hereinafter referred to as the "Implementation Measures") promulgated by the Ministry of Justice, the specific circumstances are as follows:

Article 9 makes general provisions on the requirements for professional qualifications to apply for the legal professional qualification examination, that is, "have a full-time undergraduate degree in law from an ordinary college or university and obtain a bachelor's degree or above; Bachelor's degree or above in non-law from a full-time regular college or university, and a master's degree in law, a master's degree in law or above; A full-time regular college with a bachelor's degree or above in non-law and a corresponding degree, and have been engaged in legal work for at least three years. ”

Article 22 stipulates that graduates of colleges and universities with a bachelor's degree or above majoring in law who have obtained student status (examination status) or have obtained corresponding academic qualifications before the implementation of these Measures, or graduates of colleges and universities with a bachelor's degree or above in non-academic majors and have legal expertise, may register for the National Unified Legal Profession Qualification Examination.