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Release date
April 2018
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Region
South Korea
Survey time period
2012 to 2018
Supplementary notes
In order to become a lawyer in South Korea, a person should pass either a judiciary exam, which was abolished in 2017, or a bar examination after graduating from a law school. In 2018, the seventh bar examination to qualify a certain number of law school graduates was held in South Korea.
As of 2018, the overall cumulative passing rates of bar examination among law school graduates in South Korea recorded 83.1 percent.
The number of bar exam takers can be varied from year to year.
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