Hello students, strictly speaking, the judicial examination certificates are not divided into grades, but are divided into three categories. Because of the relaxation of policies and the relaxation of passing scores, they are divided into A certificate, B certificate and C certificate.
After the reform of the legal examination in 2018, the judicial examination was changed into a legal professional qualification examination, which is divided into objective examination and subjective examination. 1. The judicial examination era, 2002-2017, is divided into A certificate, B certificate and C certificate.
Category A: Applicable to applicants with a bachelor’s degree or above. Class A qualification certificates are universal across the country.
Category B: Applicable to areas with relaxed registration conditions, law majors, and reaching the score line for the Class A qualification certificate (360 points). At present, legal majors are no longer allowed to apply. If you are not sure about the registration requirements, you can check the registration requirements first.
Category C: Applicable to areas with relaxed academic qualifications for registration, as well as ethnic areas, law college or undergraduate. Category C scores vary from region to region and year to year, ranging from approximately 280 to 359 points. 2. In the legal examination era, from 2018 to 2020, there are only A certificates and C certificates; B certificates will appear in 2021 and after.
A certificate: The objective and subjective questions pass the national score line and above. The objective question has a perfect score of 300 points and a national score of 180. The subjective questions have a perfect score of 180 and a national score of 108.
B certificate: Those who enjoy the relaxation of academic qualifications when registering (that is, in the new measures for newcomers, law candidates in relaxed areas who enjoy the relaxation of academic qualifications are undergraduate law candidates), and who pass the national score line or above for objective and subjective questions, will get B certificate.
C Certificate: In both objective questions and subjective questions, if both of them pass the local relaxed score line or above, but not all of them pass the national score line, you will get C Certificate. 3. Scope of application of Legal Professional Qualification Certificates A, B and C
When the judicial examination system was implemented in 2002, the Ministry of Justice classified the legal qualifications according to the different registration conditions, passing scores and application scope of the candidates. Vocational qualification certificates are divided into Category A, Category B and Category C. When drafting the "Administrative Measures", we upgraded the above practices to institutional regulations in accordance with the provisions of the Administrative Licensing Law. In the "Administrative Measures", we clarified the scope of application of legal professional qualification certificates and stipulated that Class A legal professional qualification certificates should be used nationwide. Valid within the scope; the applicable scope of Class B and Class C legal professional qualification certificates is determined by the National Unified Legal Professional Qualification Examination Coordinating Committee.
For those who have obtained a Class B legal professional qualification certificate, after obtaining the professional academic qualifications stipulated in Article 9 of the "National Unified Legal Professional Qualification Examination Implementation Measures", their Class B legal professional qualification certificate will be valid nationwide . In other words, these personnel do not need to register for the National Unified Legal Professional Qualification Examination again and reach the unified national passing score, and their certificates will be valid nationwide. This reduces their burden of "research".
Those who have obtained a Class C legal professional qualification certificate and want to obtain a Class A or B legal professional qualification certificate need to retake the National Unified Legal Professional Qualification Examination. After reaching the national unified passing score, they can apply for the award. Class A or B legal professional qualification certificate, and return the obtained Class C legal professional qualification certificate to the judicial administrative agency. The original certificate will automatically become invalid from the date of the decision to grant the new legal professional qualification.
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