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Kim Kardashian’s journey to becoming a lawyer has been a challenging yet deeply personal mission, and preparing for the 𝑏𝑎𝑏𝑦 bar exam has been one of her biggest hurdles yet. With a 15-year gap since her last academic test, Kim admitted to feeling intense pressure—not only from the difficulty of the exam but from the high expectations set by her public profile. The 𝑏𝑎𝑏𝑦 bar exam, an early test for those pursuing legal studies through apprenticeships rather than traditional law school, is known for its low pass rate of just 20%, adding to her anxiety.

Kim’s study regimen was rigorous. She dedicated 10 to 12 hours daily to reviewing materials and preparing for the test, immersing herself in the complexities of criminal law, contracts, and torts. Often balancing study time with her commitments to her businesses and family, Kim relied on a strict schedule, early mornings, and the support of her tutors to keep her on track. She used flashcards, practice exams, and essay-writing drills to reinforce her knowledge, determined to master the legal principles.

On the day of the exam, which was conducted online due to testing protocols, Kim had to adhere to strict rules: she remained in an empty room without any distractions or personal items. The seven-hour test was grueling, with a four-hour essay section requiring her to write comprehensive legal analyses, followed by 300 multiple-choice questions that tested her understanding of detailed legal concepts. Despite the intensity, Kim approached each section with focus, determined to give her best effort.

After the exam, Kim celebrated with close friends and family who had supported her throughout the journey. She expressed gratitude for their encouragement, sharing that their belief in her helped keep her motivated during the most challenging moments. Reflecting on the experience, Kim felt proud of her perseverance and hopeful about her performance. Whether she passed or not, the process reinforced her commitment to justice and her dream of making a difference through law.