NCA Civil Procedure Examination — Information & Free Practice
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About NCA Civil Procedure Examination
NCA Civil Procedure Examination · CA
Key exam facts
- Provider
- National Committee on Accreditation (NCA), Federation of Law Societies of Canada
- Format
- Open-book, online long-form written, fact-based examination. This four-option practice bank is not an exact simulation.
- Time limit
- 3 hours
- Passing score
- 50% (pass/fail)
- Exam fee
- CAD 500 plus applicable taxes per examination, for exams from April 2025.
Topics covered
Background to the Civil Dispute Resolution Process
Basic Institutions and Processes
Limitations, Capacity, Standing and Parties
General Matters (Proportionality, Etc.), Commencing Proceedings, Pleadings
Class Proceedings
Jurisdiction, Service
Discovery, Evidence and Experts
Case Management, Pre-Trial Conferences, ADR
Motions, Interlocutory Relief
Disposition Without Full Trial
Trials, Applications, References, Judgments, Appeals
Pluralism of Participants and Processes
Costs and Fees
Access to Justice
Other Topics and Issues
How to prepare
Work through the topics, read the explanation after each answer, and revisit the areas where you miss questions. Use the official outline and reference materials below to guide your study.
These independent practice questions are not actual exam items and do not guarantee a passing result.
Frequently asked questions
What is the exam format?
Open-book, online long-form written, fact-based examination. This four-option practice bank is not an exact simulation.
How long is the exam?
3 hours
What is the passing score?
50% (pass/fail)
How much does the exam cost?
CAD 500 plus applicable taxes per examination, for exams from April 2025.
Official sources and references
- Civil Procedure syllabus
pp. 5–14, Part II
- Civil Procedure syllabus
p. 4, D. Evaluation
- NCA General information
Fees
- NCA General information
Results
- NCA General information
Exam format
- Civil Procedure sample examination
p. 3, instructions
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