Nigerian Law School Releases 2025 Bar Exam Results
The Council of Legal Education (CLE) and the Nigerian Law School have officially released the results for the 2024/2025 Bar Final Examinations.
This announcement marks a crucial milestone for law graduates who participated in the examination and are eagerly awaiting their results.
In a statement issued by the Nigerian Law School, the institution expressed its commitment to maintaining high academic and professional standards in legal education across the country.
The release of the Bar Exam results is in line with the council’s dedication to transparency and the integrity of the legal profession.
How to Check Nigerian Law School Bar Exam Result 2025/2026
Candidates who participated in the Bar Final Examinations can now check their results online by following these simple steps:
- Visit the Nigerian Law School Result Checker Portal via www.nigerianlawschool.edu.ng.
- Click on the NLS portal
- Select Bar Part 1 2024 Result
- CLick on Student Login
- Login with your Application Number as USERNAME and Exam Number as PASSWORD
- Finally, click on the CHECK RESULT
Importance of the Bar Examination
The Bar Final Examination is a fundamental requirement for aspiring lawyers in Nigeria.
Passing the exam qualifies candidates for the Call to Bar, allowing them to practice as Barristers and Solicitors of the Supreme Court of Nigeria.
The results determine the next phase for law graduates in their legal career journey.
Nigerian Law School Campuses 2025
- Nigerian Law School Lagos Campus (South-West)
- Nigerian Law School Abuja Campus (North-Central)
- Nigerian Law School Enugu Campus (South-East)
- Nigerian Law School Kano Campus (North-West)
- Nigerian Law School Yola Campus (North-East)
- Nigerian Law School Bayelsa Campus (South-South)
- Nigerian Law School Port Harcourt Campus (South-South)
- Nigerian Law School Kabba Campus (North-Central)
Good luck!
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The released results is for Bar part 1 students, that’s foreign students who didn’t study in Nigeria. So they would still do bar part 2. Bar part 2 results hasn’t been released yet and that’s the main result
Thanks jare. I was wondering too. The Part II Finals of the 2024/2925 exam was concluded just yesterday
Any news about the November 2024 results?