Thousands of aspiring advocates can now access their results after the Council of Legal Education (CLE) released the outcome of the April 2026 Advocates Training Programme (ATP) examinations, marking a major milestone for candidates working toward admission to the Bar.
The examinations were administered from April 9 to 21, 2026, across three examination centres in Nairobi County.
Out of 2,048 candidates who had registered for the series, 48 deferred their examinations within the prescribed timelines, leaving a total of 2,000 candidates who sat the examinations.
Stakeholder engagement ahead of examinations
In preparation for the series, CLE held a stakeholder engagement meeting with the Kenya School of Law in January 2026.
The council also conducted a candidate engagement webinar in April 2026 as part of its ongoing outreach and support initiatives.
How candidates can access results
Results are now accessible through the CLE candidate portal.
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Candidates can log in using their candidate number and password, then navigate to the Examination tab and select from three viewing options:
- Provisional transcript
- Results slip
- Performance breakdown per question
The release of the results marks another key step for candidates pursuing qualification and eventual admission to the legal profession.
By Benedict Aoya
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