Kim Kardashian Falls Short on California Bar Exam as Many Others Do

Kim Kardashian's aspiration of becoming a lawyer has yet to be fulfilled. On the recent release of the July exam results by the State Bar of California, it was revealed that Kardashian was not among those who passed, a group which represented 54.8% of examinees.

Addressing her followers on Instagram, the 45-year-old reality TV icon conveyed her unwavering commitment to her legal studies, stating: "I'm six years into this legal path and nothing will deter me from achieving success — not shortcuts, not failure, just relentless effort."

Interestingly, this revelation coincided with the debut of Ryan Murphy's Hulu series 'All's Fair,' where Kardashian portrays a savvy divorce lawyer, a role she humorously referenced by saying, "I may not have my legal qualifications yet, but I have the lawyer look down for TV."

Kardashian's Inspiration and Examination Challenges

Kardashian has long been vocal about her passion for entering the legal field, partly influenced by her late father, Robert Kardashian Sr., and inspired by her pivotal role in advocating for Alice Marie Johnson's release from incarceration back in 2018.

She almost reached the passing mark, joining 7,362 other hopefuls in the July session, one of the biannual opportunities to sit for the exam. A pass is crucial to obtaining the legal practice license in the state. This year's passing rate was in close proximity to last year's July rate of 53.8%.

Technological Hurdles in Bar Examination

The California bar exam faced scrutiny this year due to technical issues experienced by examinees, including glitches in the testing software and some questions that were prepared using AI, leading to the Committee of Bar Examiners advising that scores be recalibrated for the February test.

Kardashian's perseverance is evident, as she previously conquered the 'baby bar' on her fourth attempt after several setbacks in December 2021, underscoring her resolve to fulfill her 2018 goal despite the recent setback.