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• Get ahead at a law firm in Nigeria - Give yourself the edge by becoming dual qualified, enhance your firm’s profile and increase revenue
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Our course provider is BarBri, the provider of choice for over 85% of all bar exam students in the US. Along with a top quality course, you will receive a high level of tutor support from the course directors, Andi Daze, attorney at law in New York and Tunde Simoyan, barrister in Nigeria and attorney at law in New York and foreign legal consultant in California.
For more than 40 years, BarBri has provided the most experienced, personalised, and up-to-date bar review course in the US.
For more than 40 years, BarBri has provided the most experienced, personalised, and up-to-date bar review course in the US.
The legal market place in Nigeria is extremely competitive. Enhance your CV by becoming dual qualified with the NY Bar or CA Bar.
Why study with BarTutors BarBri?
Why take the New York Bar or California Bar?
The US Bar exams are offered twice a year, in February and July. The bar examination in most US states is at least two days long.
Pass rates for the New York Bar Examination and the California Bar Examination
Overall pass rates can be seen on the BOLE website for New York Bar www.nybarexam.org and www.calbar.ca.gov for California Bar.
Overall pass rates can be seen on the BOLE website for New York Bar www.nybarexam.org and www.calbar.ca.gov for California Bar.
Should I fail the Bar exam what support is provided?
We aim to help our students pass first time but for those that are not successful, our advice is to "get back in the saddle" immediately. Past BarTutors students who want to take the bar exam again will have continued support and guidance from BarTutors for a discounted price
Should students wish to re-enrol on the complete programme and receive new course materials they can do so at a 50% discounted rate.
Should students wish to re-enrol on the complete programme and receive new course materials they can do so at a 50% discounted rate.
NY BAR
The New York Bar Exam is closed book and two days long. It contains two sections:
The exam is divided into morning and afternoon sessions.
RESULTS
Generally results are available from the July exam mid to late November and mid to late May from the February exam. Result notices are sent by email and are also available online.
For more information about the New York Bar exam, visit the New York Bar Exam website.
The New York Bar Exam is closed book and two days long. It contains two sections:
- New York section
- Multistate Bar Examination (MBE) section
The exam is divided into morning and afternoon sessions.
RESULTS
Generally results are available from the July exam mid to late November and mid to late May from the February exam. Result notices are sent by email and are also available online.
For more information about the New York Bar exam, visit the New York Bar Exam website.
CA Bar
The California Bar exam takes place 3 days during the last week of February or July on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday.
The General Bar Examination is in three parts:
• Six essay questions (3 hours allowed per 3 essays) taken in the morning sessions of Tuesday and Thursday
• 2 Performance tests (3 hours per test) taken in the afternoon sessions of Tuesday and Thursday
• Multistate Bar Examination, MBE (6 hours) taken on a Wednesday
Results
Generally results are available from the July exam mid to late November and mid to late May from the February exam. Result notices are sent by email and are also available online.
For more information about the California Bar Exam, visit the California Bar Exam website.
The California Bar exam takes place 3 days during the last week of February or July on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday.
The General Bar Examination is in three parts:
• Six essay questions (3 hours allowed per 3 essays) taken in the morning sessions of Tuesday and Thursday
• 2 Performance tests (3 hours per test) taken in the afternoon sessions of Tuesday and Thursday
• Multistate Bar Examination, MBE (6 hours) taken on a Wednesday
Results
Generally results are available from the July exam mid to late November and mid to late May from the February exam. Result notices are sent by email and are also available online.
For more information about the California Bar Exam, visit the California Bar Exam website.
The MPRE is not part of the New York/California Bar Exam but you must pass the MPRE before you can be admitted to practice.
The MPRE can be taken before or after the Bar Exam and covers ethics and professional conduct. Most of our students choose to take it after the New York/California Bar Exam and extend their stay in the States.
The exam is held three times a year – in March, August and November. It is only held in the US but you are not restricted to sitting the exam in only New York or California.
The MPRE is administered by the National Conference of Bar Examiners. Further information can be found at www.ncbex.org
The MPRE can be taken before or after the Bar Exam and covers ethics and professional conduct. Most of our students choose to take it after the New York/California Bar Exam and extend their stay in the States.
The exam is held three times a year – in March, August and November. It is only held in the US but you are not restricted to sitting the exam in only New York or California.
The MPRE is administered by the National Conference of Bar Examiners. Further information can be found at www.ncbex.org
Multistate Professional Responsibility Examination (MPRE)
