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IMPORTANT NOTICE TO STUDENTS
2026 PLC/POST-CALL JUNE MAIN EXAMINATIONS & APPLICATION FOR SUPPLEMENTARY EXAMINATIONS REGISTRATION
The Independent Examinations Committee (IEC) wishes to inform all students that the 2026 Main Examinations will be held in June, as well as Supplementary Examinations.
NOTE: The deadline for the examination registration will NOT BE EXTENDED
ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA
Candidates may apply under the following conditions:
- Main Exam: You should be cleared by GSL to enable you to register for the exams.
It would be dishonest to attempt to register when you have NOT been cleared by GSL
- Supplementary:
- Students may apply to resit at most two (2) failed subjects in PLC Part 1
- Students may apply to resit only one (1) failed subject in PLC Part 2.
- Students may apply to resit at most three (3) failed subjects in Post Call
FEES APPLICABLE
- For the main examination, Part-1/Part-2 students. a total fee of GH¢1,950.00 is to be paid
- For Main examination, Post-Call students a total fee of GH¢5,000.00 is to be paid
- A fee of GH¢750.00 per subject is payable for Supplementary Examinations.
Payments are accepted via All Mobile Money or Visa/Mastercard through the official IEC registration portal.
We do NOT accept payment by Bankers’ Draft
APPLICATION PROCEDURE FOR IEC JUNE MAIN EXAMINATION
- Visit the IEC Main June Examinations Section: June Main Examinations Registration, or click the button below.
- Select June Main Examinations
- Make the appropriate payment(s) directly on the Portal
- Confirm your payment, and print proof of registration for future reference
APPLICATION PROCEDURE FOR SUPPLEMENTARY
- Visit the IEC Supplementary Examinations Section: Supplementary Examinations Registration, or click the button below.
- Select the subject(s) for Supplementary Examinations
- Make the appropriate payment(s) directly on the Portal
- Confirm your payment, and print proof of registration for future reference
NOTICE OF DEADLINE
The main exams registration for 2026 is from 4th May 2026 to 9th June 2026. The deadline for the examination registration will NOT be extended
For further assistance, kindly contact IEC Student Relations on:
- Phone: 0531034441 (Available 9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.)
- Email: studentrelations@iec-glc.gov.gh
IMPORTANT NOTICE TO STUDENTS IEC Student Relations Office (SRO) has moved online
Effective Monday, 1st September, 2025, the Student Relations Office (SRO) of the IEC at the Supreme Court Premises will no longer be accessible to students.
Any communication with the IEC should, therefore, be made through the IEC email address for necessary attention.
Contact: 0531034441 between the hours of 9.00 a.m. and 5.00 p.m. (Monday-Friday) or
Email: studentsrelations@iec-glc.gov.gh.
Dated: 1st September, 2025
ENTRANCE EXAMINATION FOR ADMISSION TO THE PROFESSIONAL LAW COURSE 2026 / 2027 ACADEMIC YEAR
Click the link to follow the steps on how to apply for the Entrance Examination.
The deadline for submission of an Application is 5:00 p.m. (1700 Hrs. GMT) a new deadline date will be provided in due course.
For further enquiries, you may contact 0531034441 between the hours of 9.00 a.m. and 5.00 p.m. (Monday-Friday) or email studentsrelations@iec-glc.gov.gh.
Students/Applicants who register for Examinations run by the Independent Examinations Committee (IEC) shall be responsible for their own health conditions and needs during the examinations registered for. The IEC will not be responsible for the health needs of students during the Examinations.
PLC 1, PLC 2 and Post Call RE-MARKING or RE-TALLYING
Pursuant to the Legal Profession (Professional and Post-Call Law Course).
Regulations, 2018 (LI 2355), as amended by Legal Profession (Professional and Post-Call Law Course) (Amendment) Regulations, 2020
(L.I. 2427), students may, within 14 days following the release of the GSL examination results, opt for the remarking of their scripts or have their marks re-tallied.
Students who wish to do this may login online using the link below.
Steps to Login:
- Use your school email and password to login
- If you’ve forgotten your password, click on the forgot your password link to reset it.
- Use the Reset link sent to your email to create a new password to enable you login to your dashboard
- Login using your email address and new password using the link below:
Click to Candidate Login
The registration fee is GHc1,500.00.
For further enquiries, you may contact 0531034441 between 9.00 a.m. and 4.00 p.m.
Students/Applicants who register for Examinations run by the Independent Examinations Committee (IEC) shall be responsible for their own health conditions and needs during the examinations registered for. The IEC will not be responsible for the health needs of students during the Examinations.
GLC - IEC
Decision Taken by The General Legal Council
Find below the Decision Taken by The General Legal Council at its Meeting Held on Friday, 1st March 2024 as Communicated to The Independent Examinations Committee by Letter Dated 18th March 2024 SCR 92/Vol. 88
i. Council decided that since the Professional Law Course was a 2-year Programme, the duration of studentship is capped to a maximum of 5 years. The 5 years consist of the two years in which Part I and II examinations are taken and a total of three retakes over three years taken in either Part I or II or over Part I and II. The Examinations were to be taken consecutively over the period.
ii. Council further decided that the Post-Call Law Course should be taken for a maximum duration of four (4) years; the main examination taken at the end of the year and three (3) retakes taken consecutively.
iii. Council decided that the above-mentioned decision were to take effect from the 2024 -2025 Academic year.
iv. In communicating Council’s decision to the students, reference was to be made to Regulation 14(2) of the Legal Profession (Professional and Post Call Law Course) 2018 (L.I 2355) as amended, as follows:
“The programme is a Two-year programme and should be completed within a maximum of five years, i.e. the 1st year, the 2nd year and three retakes which applies to any of the two (2) years. The five years should be consecutive”.