The Brazilian Bar Exam (Exame de Ordem Unificado) is a crucial step for law graduates seeking licensure to practice law in Brazil. Administered by the Brazilian Bar Association (Ordem dos Advogados do Brasil – OAB), this examination is divided into two phases. The second phase focuses on practical skills assessment, requiring candidates to demonstrate proficiency in a chosen legal specialization. The forty-first edition signifies a particular administration of this exam.
Successful completion of this stage is essential for aspiring lawyers in Brazil. Passing grants them the legal right to practice, representing clients in courts, providing legal counsel, and engaging in other legal activities. The exam’s rigorous nature ensures a high standard of professional competence within the legal profession, ultimately benefiting the Brazilian legal system and the public it serves. Each administration of the exam represents a milestone for many, reflecting years of dedicated study and preparation.
