Mongolian Bar Exam study guide

The Mongolian Bar Examination (Монголын Өмгөөлөгчийн шалгалт) is the assessment through which a lawyer in Mongolia seeks admission to the advocate's profession - the licensed bar that allows a person to act as өмгөөлөгч, appear before courts on behalf of clients, and give legal advice as an independent professional. It is intended for law graduates and practising lawyers who already hold the underlying legal qualification and now need to demonstrate the depth and judgment that client-facing advocacy demands. It is not an entry test for law school and it is not a general civil-service examination. The examination is delivered in two stages, a written examination and an oral examination. Topics on this exam: Constitutional Law, Civil Law and Civil Procedure, Criminal Law and Criminal Procedure, Administrative Law and Administrative Procedure, Commercial, Corporate and Contract Law, Labour and Social Security Law, Family and Inheritance Law, Land, Environmental and Natural Resources Law, Legal Ethics and Professional Responsibility of Advocates, and Legal Writing, Drafting and Advocacy Practice. The Mongolian Bar Exam study guide has 10 sections and about 2,236 words.