How to fill in the qualification for postgraduate legal examination?

If you are a graduate student and want to sign up for the legal professional qualification examination, you need to fill in your highest education when filling in the registration information. Specifically, you need to fill in the postgraduate degrees you have obtained, such as master's degree and doctor's degree. If you have not obtained a postgraduate degree, but have completed the postgraduate course, you can fill in the information such as graduate students' study or graduation expectations.

It should be noted that different legal professional qualification examinations may have different requirements for registration qualifications. For example, the judicial examination requires applicants to have a bachelor's degree or above in law, while the notary examination requires applicants to have a bachelor's degree or above in law, political science, economics, management, journalism, foreign languages and other majors. Therefore, you must read the enrollment brochure carefully before registration to understand the specific registration requirements.

In addition, when filling in the registration information, you need to ensure that the information you fill in is true and effective, and you need to submit relevant supporting materials, such as degree certificates and graduation certificates. If your academic information is incorrect or does not meet the requirements, it may affect your registration qualification and examination results. Therefore, when filling in the registration information, you must check it carefully to ensure accuracy.