B certificate means that some areas can be relaxed to a college degree (the major must be law) to take the exam, and more than 360 people can get B certificate, but the scope of practice is limited to the relaxed areas.
Certificate C refers to the examinee's score of 320 -359 in the relaxed zone (365,438+05 in the last two years), and the occupation scope of certificate C is only in the relaxed zone.
Examination content: The national judicial examination mainly tests the legal professional knowledge and the ability to engage in the legal profession that candidates should possess.
The contents of the national judicial examination include: theoretical law, applied law, current legal provisions, legal practice and legal professional ethics.
The national judicial examination takes the form of closed-book written examination. The exam is divided into four volumes, each volume 150, with a total score of 600. Test paper 1, test paper 2 and test paper 3 are machine-readable multiple-choice questions, and test paper 4 is written example (case) analysis questions (including legal document writing).
The specific theme of each volume is:
Test paper 1: Comprehensive knowledge. Including jurisprudence, constitutional law, legal history, economic law, international law, private international law, international economic law, judicial system and legal professional ethics;
Examination Paper 2: Criminal and Administrative Legal System. Including: criminal law, criminal procedure law, administrative law and administrative procedure law;
Examination paper 3: Civil and commercial legal system. Including: civil law, commercial law and civil procedure law (including arbitration system);
Test paper 4: Example (case) analysis. Including jurisprudence, administrative law and administrative procedure law, criminal law, criminal procedure law, civil law, commercial law and civil procedure law.