Yes, If you have failed your exams, you're allowed to retake them.

This post has been edited by sreeking: Jan 14 2014, 10:35 PM

Yes, you can. its university of london [UoL]

if im not mistaken you will be notified by the MPM

TBH, i do it for the children

I thought you needed the transcripts in the first for you to transfer?? credit transfer?

May be you can use your current BPTC transcripts to defer it further. Have you tried?

Yes, LPQB recognises the UK solicitiors authoritative body for Solicitors Regulation Authority. Link Here

or TOEFL cause it lasts for 2 years.

not married.

you can. You've gotta wait until next intake and then register.

Or you meant the registration, I was talking about the exam. My bad.

I would rather suggest you to call them up instead. You never know when they check their email.

It only applies to SMU not NUS. And there are only two public university recognised in singpore for their respective llb course. If you do law degree from other public/private uni, you will not be able to practice in singapore bar (however there are certain exemption to this rule).

In malaysia, only NUS law degree is recognised.

bachelor of juris?

wait, if you take BoJ + CLP, you cannot move your call to the bar?

This post has been edited by sreeking: Apr 29 2014, 11:00 AM

Don't get me wrong. It was not stated on the BoJ site, that once you've completed your clp you can move your call.

I don't really know about local uni procedures.

anyways, thank you.

the confusion lies in the link that you gave, for um degree, its says you can be a lawyer.

for boj, paralegal, legal assisstant...

This post has been edited by sreeking: Apr 30 2014, 05:43 AM

I second this. It's true. Even with basic pay for a 'chambie' in KL (top tier firms) is about RM1800++, but the living costs involved is also equally high.