The Council of Legal Education (CLE) and the Nigerian Law School has approved and released the results for the November 2023 Nigerian Law School Bar Final Examinations.
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According to multiple credible sources familiar with the matter, the results were endorsed late last night by the Chief Emeka Ngige SAN-led CLE Council.
Of the 5,308 Bar aspirants who sat for the exams, 251 candidates representing 5% scored First Class Honours. Meanwhile, 1,024 students or 19% made Second Class Upper Honours.
Additionally, 41% of test takers (2,179) attained Second Class Lower Honours, while 967 aspirants or 18% garnered a Pass.
On the other hand, 283 students or 5% were granted Conditional Pass, while 604 candidates or 11% unfortunately failed the assessments. These unsuccessful aspirants will have to retake the examinations at a future session in order to qualify.
With the official release of the results, swarms of anxious Bar hopefuls have logged on to the Nigerian Law School portal to confirm their individual outcomes.
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