In addition to the above conditions, people who meet one of the following conditions can also sign up for the exam:

(1) Having obtained a college degree in non-law or economics, and having worked for 7 years, including 5 years in company law or economics;

(2) Having obtained a bachelor's degree in non-law or economics, and having worked for 5 years, including 3 years in company law or economics;

(3) Having obtained a double bachelor's degree in non-law or economics or graduated from a postgraduate class, and having worked for four years, including two years in company law or economics;

(4) Having obtained a master's degree in non-law or economics, and having worked for 3 years, including 1 year in company law or economics;

(five) to obtain a doctorate in non-legal and economic majors, and to engage in enterprise legal or economic work for 1 year.

The requirement of relevant working years refers to the sum of the working hours before and after the applicants of this major obtain their academic qualifications, and the deadline is the end of the year of examination registration.

You don't care what you do, just ask your company to stamp your application form, but you must have enough years, otherwise it won't work.

I got the qualification of corporate legal adviser, don't worry.