Practicing law without A levels

Hello, I need some help as i am really confused and worried there are some questions that are needed to be adressed:
1). I was doing my llb hons from UOL by getting admission through the diploma route entry i.e i did not have A levels only O levels, I cleared 2 of the 4 subjects of 1st year and then transferred my credits to BPP University Distance Learning Program here in Islamabad Pakistan...Here I cleared the 2 remaing subjects and thus am trchnically done with my 1st year of llb hons, so my question is whether BPP distance learning program has a diploma route or not...?
2). Second thing is that will I be able to practice law in pakistan, without my A levels but having done my LLB hons from BPP university, will t be a problem for me in the future...?
Also plz suggest another route if any so that i can make help of my current qualifications and be able to practice law in Pakistan.

Plz plz plz help me out i sm really worried and dont know what to do...!!!

Reply 1

999tigger

Original post by Rolento66

1. You need to talk directly to BPP. Am not sure what the diploma route is. If you link it then I will look. Best way is to ask them, but surely they knew before taking you on waht your existing qualifications were?

2.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Admission_to_practice_law#Pakistan

There is an additional written examination.

http://www.preservearticles.com/2012013122232/how-to-become-an-advocate-in-pakistan.html

http://pakistanbarcouncil.org/

BPP is on the recognised list.