Iran Judiciary Bar Exam exam-day guide
Iran Judiciary Bar Exam · Prepare for the day ahead.
Your checklist
National ID card (or other accepted photo ID)
Bring the original, valid photo ID the exam authority requires. Confirm with the provider which forms of ID are accepted and whether a copy is permitted.
Admission card / exam entry permit
Print or download the entry permit issued for your exam. Verify the exact format accepted (printout vs. digital) with the provider.
Exam schedule and venue confirmation
Note your reporting time, session times, and exact venue address. Confirm the venue and reporting time with the provider, as these can change.
Black or blue ballpoint pens (spares)
Bring several working pens. Confirm with the provider whether pencil is allowed for answer sheets or only for scratch work.
Transparent bag / clear pouch for personal items
Many exam centers require personal items in a clear container. Confirm the specific bag policy with the provider.
Water bottle (transparent, no label)
Bring water if permitted. Confirm with the provider whether drinks are allowed at your desk and any labeling rules.
No prohibited electronics
Leave phones, smartwatches, and other devices at home or arrange storage. Confirm the provider's rule on devices and whether they must be surrendered.
Review the official instructions on permitted materials
Read the provider's current exam instructions for what may be brought to the desk (e.g., whether any legal texts or notes are allowed). Do not assume; confirm with the provider.
Plan transportation and arrival buffer
Arrive early enough to complete ID checks and seating. Confirm the recommended arrival time and late-entry cutoff with the provider.
Rest and logistics plan
Arrange sleep, meals, and any medication needs in advance. Confirm any accommodation or medical arrangements with the provider well before exam day.
Plan the day
Re-read the official exam instructions and confirm venue, reporting time, and ID requirements with the provider. Organize your ID, entry permit, and pens in one place. Review high-level outlines rather than cramming new material; sleep on a normal schedule.
Confirm transportation and travel time, set alarms, prepare clothes and a clear bag, and pack your ID and entry permit. Avoid last-minute legal research. Get a full night's sleep.
Eat a normal meal, re-check that your ID and entry permit are with you, arrive at the venue with a buffer, and follow staff instructions for ID checks and seating. Silence and stow any device per the provider's rules.
Read all instructions before starting, budget time per section, answer the questions you know first, and leave time to transfer answers and check that every required field is completed. Follow the invigilator's signals for breaks and time remaining.
Rules to check
Bring and present the original photo ID and entry permit required by the exam authority; confirm with the provider which documents are accepted.
Follow all instructions from invigilators regarding seating, materials on the desk, and starting or stopping writing.
Do not bring prohibited electronic devices or unauthorized materials to the desk; confirm the provider's list of permitted items before exam day.
Breaks are typically only at times announced by the invigilator; confirm the provider's break and restroom policy, as leaving the room may be restricted.
Do not communicate with other candidates during the exam; raise your hand to speak with an invigilator.
Scoring and answer-sheet handling rules are set by the exam authority; confirm with the provider how answers must be recorded and whether corrections are allowed.
Any misconduct or rule violation may lead to disqualification; confirm the provider's disciplinary rules and appeal process in advance.