FAQ

1    Is there a graduate entry route to the course?
    Yes, there is a graduate entry route and you may be eligible for 3 exemptions but it is advisable for candidates to do all 12 subjects if they intend to practice law in Malaysia as this is a requirement of the Legal Profession Qualifying Board of Malaysia for entry into the CLP examinations.

2    Can I enrol as a mature student, and if so, am I exempted from the A Levels requirement?
    Yes, you may register as a mature student if you have relevant working experience and may get exemptions for the 'A' Levels.

3    Is there a fast track route to complete the course earlier than the normal 3 years?
    Yes, there is a graduate entry route, which enables you to complete the course within 2 years, but you will not be able to enrol for the CLP examinations.

1st Ques... before u get a recognised degree... u must have gone through some sort of pre-university programme such as STPM, UEC, Malaysian Matriculation, A-level... so... what did u do for ur pre-u? Other than those mentioned above, so far I never hear a successful case to qualify for CLP examination. Although in BAC website there stated AUSMAT, NZ bursaries.. etc see
http://www.bac.edu.my/ choose Programmes @BAC-->Postgrad Program --> CLP --> Entry Requirement

But I doubt if there is any successful case.

p/s O ya... exception.. working adult with relevant working experience. This happen to one of my fren.

Sorry if its repeated question since i want to get the answer as close and tailor to my current scenario.

I'm 29 this year, Working for 7 years as a banker with an UK Marketing professional cert and an Australia MBA.

My dealings with lawyer due to my profession makes me interested in getting a legal qualification.

Although i went through a paper in law when im completing my MBA, it doesn't gave me more knowledge than the basics.

To be frank, when i look at the price, its even more expensive than an Aussie MBA.
Question:

1) Checking through the BAC website, is LLB my only options? It cost roughly 44k for god sake!

2) 3 exemptions for graduate entry route, what subjects? How essential is this 3 subject to my study?

Who needs LLB year 1 textbooks? I have plenty of them, selling cheap =)

I'm a F5 student currently and i wanna ask that , Besides Public Univercities , any private colleges are recognised by the Bar and the Jpa? Thanks

hi, i m year 1 sem 1 student. can anyone help me in constitutional law?? i dont really understand what is it talking about!!!         
any good constitutional textbooks recommended beside Hilaire Barnett???

i need yr help as soon as possible!!! thanks!!=DD

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Added on October 6, 2011, 5:39 pm
hi..i wan constitutional textbook. do u hv it? besides, i m totally blur about constitutional law, can u help me??just give me some comments how m i going to do??  
thx!!

Hi All,

I just want to inquiry about study the LLB.

I have diploma in business admin , degree in business management.

I'm working now and intend to study part time for the LLB.

I'm interested on the UK Transfer Degree Programme (Law)

I just want re-double confirm the issue...

After study 2 year in Malaysia and another 1 month at twinning university.

Let say University of Liverpool.

After i get the LLB From University of Liverpool.

Do i meet the CLP Entry Requirements ? <<< it was important for me! To be a qualified lawyer in Malaysia After 9 Month pupillage.

Any exemption for skipping the CLP ?
Thank you.

Score in my exams at Brickfields? Or my A levels? Because the UCAS part made me abit confused

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Added on October 6, 2011, 11:28 pm
http://www.amazon.com/Complete-Public-Law-...7914781&sr=1-23

this book would be easier but u still need to read barnett! 

but then this book oni for cases.isnt??

Can anybody answer my questions?
Do lawyers need maths?
If they do,  how do lawyers use maths?

hey guys.... i have 2 questions here....

1)is it possible for me to get into local U to study law using my GCE A Levels result?

2)and .... can mmu law student do their master? cos if im not mistaken, i've read or heard from some where that law students from mmu couldnt do their master in law due to they dont meet the lowest requirement to do master in law..... i hope its not true.......

thanks in advance for the reply ^^ cheers

Hello everyone

I wanted to ask if I go for the UK transferring program, will I be able to choose which university I want to go?

Thanks in advance.