Pass rates for GDL, LPC and BVC
Pass rates: 1997/8 – 2007/8.
QED LAW has published information about the pass rates on the Graduate Diploma in Law (GDL) / Common Professional Examination (CPE), Legal Practice Course (LPC) and Bar Vocational Course (BVC) at each of the course providers.
The information concerns full time GDL, LPC and/or BVC in the academic year 2007/8. Where available, information relating to 1997/8 has also been provided.
The GDL and LPC tables show the percentage of students awarded a ‘distinction’, ‘commendation’ or pass at the first attempt. The equivalent BVC classifications are ‘outstanding’, ‘very competent’ and ‘competent’.
In addition the percentage failing / failing to complete the course at the first attempt is given. It should be remembered that this latter figure includes not only those who failed outright, but also those entitled to resit their exams, those who deferred their exams and those who for any other reason did not qualify for an award on the basis of their first attempt..
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City also provides the LPC and BVC through Inns of Court School of Law which was incorporated some years ago to form The City Law School…
Thanks, Tom. I am waiting for a response from City with the LPC / BVC information. The College of Law has declined to provide the information requested. BPP has not responded.
I’m considering doing the GDL by distance learning. Do these figures include the distance learning courses of the universities which provide them?
its very supportive for a person like me who wants the information about the unis&colleges providing BVC.my research cost 36 to 40days but as i reach to this site its very much easy to decide about course and institute.
now if anyone on this site can solve my problem?
present qualification; LLB-2002_45%>>>>MA.Pol.Sc.-45%>
professional experienc of 7years in civil,criminal,family laws from pakistan>
now i wish to be a barrister and BSB guided me following track; LLM>>>>GDL>>>BVC>>>PUPILAGE.
let me give the solution to make shorter mu track?
and let my tell about any diploma or short course through which i can be expert in drafting.
thanks i shall anxiously wait for ur response.