Ethics & Bar Council Rules MCQ Model Test English

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Ethics & Bar Council Rules MCQ Model Test English

The Bangladesh Legal Practitioners and Bar Council Order, 1972 (President’s Order No. 46 of 1972) alongside the Bar Council Rules, 1972 regulates the legal profession, advocate enrollment, bar association governance, professional discipline, and canons of professional etiquette across Bangladesh.

Total Model Tests
3 Tests

English Question Bank
150 MCQs

Exam Standard
50 Qs / 30 Min

Negative Marking
-0.25 Marks

📚 Online Model Test Series (3 Tests)

Select any test to start the online practice exam. Each test features a 30-minute real-time countdown timer, automated score calculation, instant statutory explanations, and a detailed performance analytics dashboard.

Model Test 01

50 Questions | 50 Marks

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Model Test 02

50 Questions | 50 Marks

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Model Test 03

50 Questions | 50 Marks

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📖 Bar Council Rules Preparation Guide for Bangladesh Bar Council & Judiciary

Bangladesh Legal Practitioners and Bar Council Order & Rules, 1972 is a vital pillar for legal practice and judicial examination in Bangladesh, carrying 5 Marks in Bar Council Preliminary. Securing top marks requires a solid grasp of statutory principles, section numbers, essential orders, and recent Supreme Court interpretations.

📌 Composition & Committees of the Bar Council (Articles 5-11)

Statutory makeup consisting of the Attorney-General (Chairman ex-officio) and 14 elected members, alongside the Enrolment Committee and Finance Committee.

📌 Enrolment & Qualification of Advocates (Articles 21, 27)

Statutory qualifications, age criteria, citizenship, legal degree requirements, and enrolment examination procedure.

📌 Disciplinary Tribunals & Punishment for Misconduct (Articles 33 & 34)

Inquiry into advocate professional misconduct, reprimand, suspension, and removal from practice by the Bar Council Tribunal.

📌 Canons of Professional Conduct – Chapter I & II

Advocates’ duties to courts (respect, decorum, fairness) and duties to clients (loyalty, confidentiality, no conflict of interest).

📌 Canons of Professional Conduct – Chapter III & IV

Duty to colleagues (courtesy, professional fees, non-encroachment) and duties to the public and administration of justice.

💡 Proven Exam Preparation Strategy:

  • Read Bare Act Text First: Read original bare act sections and orders systematically before attempting practice tests.
  • Daily MCQ Drills: Complete at least 2 full model tests daily on Ain Prokash to build speed and accuracy under 30-minute pressure.
  • Mind the Negative Marking: With a 0.25 mark penalty for wrong answers, eliminate wild guesses; mark only questions where you have identified the statutory rule.
  • Review Explanations: Thoroughly read the statutory legal explanation provided for every correct and wrong question on your dashboard.

❓ Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) – Bar Council Rules English

❓ How many marks are tested from Professional Ethics and Bar Council Rules?

Professional Ethics, Bar Council Order, and Rules carry 5 marks in the Bar Council Preliminary Examination.

❓ Who is the ex-officio Chairman of the Bangladesh Bar Council?

Under Article 6 of P.O. 46 of 1972, the Attorney-General for Bangladesh is the ex-officio Chairman of the Bar Council.

❓ What is the composition of the Bar Council Disciplinary Tribunal?

Under Article 33, each Disciplinary Tribunal consists of 3 members: two elected Bar Council members and one advocate of the Supreme Court.

❓ Are advocates permitted to advertise their legal services in Bangladesh?

No. Chapter IV of the Canons of Professional Conduct strictly prohibits commercial advertising or touting for legal business.

Curated & Verified by Legal Expert

Advocate MD. Rashedujjaman Rashed

LL.B (Hons), LL.M (Daffodil International University). Advocate, Bangladesh Bar Council & Nilphamari District Bar Association. Founder & Editor-in-Chief of Ain Prokash. Dedicated to modernizing legal education and Bar Council exam preparation in Bangladesh.

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