Kenya Bar Examination · All nine ATP units

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November 2025 ATP results

candidates passed all nine units, out of 1,834 examined.

Hard work matters. Knowing where to put it matters too.

Preparation becomes useful when it is specific: this unit, this rule, this drafting mistake, today. Ynai keeps that position visible before the examination reveals it for you.

Council of Legal Education report

01 · Find your position

Nine units.
One clear view.

Your study plan changes with your work. Strong areas stay in view. Weak ones move forward. The next session always has a reason to be there.

Example readiness brief

Your nine-unit position

56% ready

ATP100Civil Litigation62

ATP101Criminal Litigation48

ATP102Probate & Administration71

ATP103Legal Writing & Drafting39

ATP104Trial Advocacy76

ATP105Professional Ethics44

ATP106Legal Practice Management58

ATP107Conveyancing52

ATP108Commercial Transactions67

Next session

Drafting a plaint · 35 minutes

Begin session

02 · Write the law

A pleading cannot be almost right.

Draft it from a blank page. Ynai checks the structure, the wording and the Kenyan requirements, then shows you exactly what to repair before you write it again.

More than forty document types
Formatting and content checked line by line
Kenyan practice requirements built into review

Live drafting

Civil Litigation · Plaint

01 / 05

PLAINTIFF

DEFENDANT

Drafting in real time

03 · Practise under pressure

Let the clock become familiar.

Sit a full paper in the real format. Work through past questions spanning 2018 to 2025. Get a mark, an issue-by-issue review and a precise route back into study.

2018—2025

Past-paper library

Practise the language, mark allocation and rhythm of real ATP papers.

180 min

Timed sittings

Stay with the clock from the first issue to the final authority.

Issue by issue

Examiner-style review

See what earned marks, what did not, and what to repair next.

04 · Keep moving

Twelve minutes on a matatu still counts.

Quick recall

A small session. A real gain.

Short practice across every unit keeps the law available when a full sitting is not.

Ynai Chat

Ask until it is clear.

Get a plain explanation, then inspect the Kenyan statute or authority behind it.

Your first plan is free