Hi guys, since i've been rejected for BPTC application this year and decided opt for CLP, but still do you guys think that deferring one year and wait for another  BPTC next year is a wise choice? OR rather a dumb solution?. As to why, i just think that British education system and their policy is just my preference (more involvement). Besides, it is an investment for future don't you guys think as you might ended up working overseas 

Lack of credentials and no polishing act that would be. However, I do admit that i have never involved in any legal profession (clerk or intern at law firm or any related job) before nor having participated any mooting or debate competition. But unlike them, i do not exaggerate myself or giving false information. Once, i have one friend who told me that he would went Magistrate Court to observe a case session (an advice from consultant who aided his application) and wrote it down on the form and apparently it worked for him. Basically, you are looking at a LL.B student with zero experience at law field, but the funny thing is my friend who gor the same condition as me received the offer while i don't. I can't blame him though because i was stupid and rigid.

Hi guys, I am interested in a law career in Malaysia. But to be honest my BM is really, really bad. I really can't speak or write BM. English is good though. Do you think I have a future in this career?

Also is it hard to pass the BM qualifying exam?

Hi guys

I note from LPQB that one require STPM/A Level/UEC to be able to sit for CLP.

I have SPM, Foundation and Degree in Engineering from UK.

Even if i take and pass LLB now, i would not be able to sit for CLP and thus not able to practice in Malaysia? Kindly advise.

Yes it is.