HOW TO BECOME A LAWYER IN MALAYSIA

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@JENTAYU11 Жыл бұрын

Great Videos, Sir! Watching your videos makes me wanna fight for my dream! 🔥🔥🔥

@Averroes_313 Жыл бұрын

Thank you!!!

@JENTAYU11 Жыл бұрын

@@Averroes_313 my pleasure, sir!~ 🥰🙏

@allusuriya7777 5 ай бұрын

Very tough CLP exam That is why most students join the MMU ( Law ). No need to take a CLP exam.

@Ranveer_Singh_Kahani 2 ай бұрын

Wow.. Those who pass CLP really2 power lah

@azmanaiap Жыл бұрын

You have to check with LPQB whether the law degree from the India university is qualify you to sit for CLP. Further, you have to check whether your pre-university qualification is acceptable by LPCB in order for you to be eligible to sit for CLP. This is referring to the question LLB from India

@myaya491 Жыл бұрын

Helloo, just asking for your opinions sir..um okay so i will be taking spm this year and i AM interested in learning law (stem A students who struggled with addmath) well ngl, one of the reason i kind of(?) Interested in law is i just dont want to be in sci field anymore (i don't want addmath, i hate it (but for spm i have no choice so //wishh me luck🙏) okay but after learning like a bit like introduction of like perlembagaan and so on in history textbook i do find law is interesting👍🏻 Plus im good with reading and memorizing BUT i never been in debate (and im quite shy and ambivert myself so like does this suits me??) Like i want to learn law but the part where lawyers need to fight for the cases kinda freaks me out . I believe i still have chances to improve my personality to be more braver(?) And confident to be a lawyer. Oh ohh pluss i feel like i would be super nervous to fight like debating for the cases (um im not thaaaaatt introvert im just afraid of it like the whole serious situation, um so what do you think sir??. (But i do have passion for law😫😫 my problem is that debating part, like do you have tips?? Like what should i do??😫😫. Sorryy i made a whole essays in the comment but i wish you understand my concerns😓😓. Anyway Thankyou sir for the video!!

@Averroes_313 Жыл бұрын

Hello there! It's okay to feel that way, add maths is a difficult subject and very hard to deal with. Also, debating can be hard and it also makes us nervous at the same time. It's a natural feeling. But it's great that you find history and the perlembagaan to be an interesting topic and you should expand on that because it is related to law. However, in Malaysia, a lawyer is both an 'advocate and solicitor'. An advocate is the one who goes to court. A solicitor spends his time in office. Therefore, you do not necessarily have to debate or fight orally in court, but get involved in corporate and conveyancing work, not litigation. Though, in law school, you might have to learn subjects and do practical on oral assignments, so we might have to do it just for the sake of passing. Hope this answers your question!!!

@myaya491 Жыл бұрын

Owhhhhh i see, okay so i had no choice but to overcome the challenges la ( i mean the debating part) but after that i have choices either to work as a solicitor or advocator. 😮wow that's a really great explaination sir. Like i now knew what my goal is like seriously it's hard to stay motivated without goals and now i have clear goals in mind and i feel motivated somehowㅋㅋㅋ. Thanks again sir🙆🙆, i was so happy my question got answered cause i have been wondering this for a while now and i just don't know who to ask. Im glad i came across your video. thankyou sooo muchh sir

@wafayusra7923 7 ай бұрын

Hi sir . I just finished my spm this year and i have passion to study law. May i know what are the pros and cons of law

@Averroes_313 7 ай бұрын

Hello there! I'm not sure what aspect of pros and cons you are referring to. For me the pros are: 1. Wide career opportunities 2. Allows you participate in many curricular activities 3. Build connections and networking 4. Exposes you to many areas of law and how the world works Cons: 1. Risk of failing subjects and extending semesters 2. There will be drama among the students and lecturers 3. Mentally and physically challenging I hope this clears up your question!

@komalmalik3415 25 күн бұрын

Plz let me know the restricted practice areas for a forwign lawyer in malaysia

@thewayoflaw6373 4 ай бұрын

Thank you

@BedroomHistorianOfficialYT 4 ай бұрын

Serious question, if you have an interview for Uni, WHERE WILL THE INTERVIEW BE CONDUCTED. If for example I got interview for UM, it will be conducted in UM? Because i live in Sarawak

@Ranveer_Singh_Kahani 2 ай бұрын

Second way to become a lawyer... Its like bachelor of legal studies uitm.. Part time studies..CLP is needed same as b. Jurisprudence.. UM.. Bm is very hard... Its harder than english itself..hi master.. Can i do chambering with you? 9 month as a new baby born before.

@Averroes_313 2 ай бұрын

@@Ranveer_Singh_Kahani I'm not a qualified lawyer yet, but there's a official website dedicated for you to find jobs which is from the Malaysian Bar. Goodluck!

@Ranveer_Singh_Kahani 2 ай бұрын

Tak nak la.. Cancel😞

@nallyaaaaaa 10 ай бұрын

hi sir, i’m a 2023 SPM candidate in the science stream (STEM) interested in becoming a lawyer. i’m interested in continuing my studies in UM after SPM (hopefully!) can you explain what exactly i should do after SPM? do i go to matriculation? asasi? how exactly do i get a law degree? thank you in advance! truthfully i’m a bit lost on what the proper steps are 😓

@Averroes_313 10 ай бұрын

Hello! The fastest way to do law is either foundation (asasi) in UiTM or UIA law and you'll automatically be offered to further your degree in law in either the both, it's only for less than a year. But you'll have to sit for an interview. Also, you can do matriculation which is slightly slower, but you won't get an offer automatically and you have to fill in UPU and go for an interview with stricter entry requirements, such as 3.75 CGPA, unlike foundation with minimum 3.00 only.

@komalmalik3415 Жыл бұрын

Dear I am registered lawyer in Pakistan now I want to move and practice in Malaysia plz let me know the complete procedure and laws I have to be passed for registration in Malaysian Bar council to practice as lawyer. I will be grateful if u will share the whole information for foreign lawyers

@khesminkapil5185 11 ай бұрын

Hi I'd like to check with you. I have a bachelor of Jurisprudence from UM. Will be doing my CLP. What do i do after my CLP if i intend to be a Deputy Public Prosecutor? I've checked everywhere but i cant seem to find a place to apply.

@Averroes_313 11 ай бұрын

Hello there, have you applied to the Attorney-General Chambers?

@khesminkapil5185 11 ай бұрын

@@Averroes_313 No. I haven't completed my CLP. Will be applying after that. Do I apply physically or online?

@thunderz4192 Жыл бұрын

Klu ambik diploma in law iic boleh smbung degree in law di iium/ukm/uiam tak?

@Averroes_313 Жыл бұрын

For UiTM, syarat dia 3.75 cgpa, ada interview lepastu SPM kena at least credit untuk matematik and A- utk 3 subjek x silap, tpi x pasti syarat ni apply utk universiti private, usually IPTA yg apply degree law.

@tungyee0917 5 ай бұрын

Hi, I would like to know that could i study in law programme if i have got 3 IGCSE credits for the main subjects MATH, CHINESE and PHYSICS, not included English and Malay, but English is passed ?

@Averroes_313 5 ай бұрын

Hello there, yes you may for IGCSE, however, you may only apply to private universities either local or international. They have their own entry requirements on the minimum amount of credits passed for IGSCE. For public universities, you would have to take SPM to study law, since SPM is an exam designed for public universities. With IGCSE you may apply for public universities, but there may be a lot of paperwork involved. Hope this helps.

@tungyee0917 5 ай бұрын

@@Averroes_313 thankyou~