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1A Tunisian sale concerns a registered immovable. What must be distinguished from merely signing the sale contract?
2A possessor claims ownership of a registered Tunisian parcel solely because of many years of occupation. Which response addresses the governing property rule?
3Two properties have similar street addresses. Which information most directly identifies the registered immovable for a Tunisian conveyance?
4A owns one-quarter of an immovable in indivision, without a partition. What does that share ordinarily represent?
5Which description captures usufruit under Tunisian property law?
6A deed establishes a passage over parcel B for the utility of parcel A, owned by a different person. Which legal concept should the drafter examine?
7Assume two ordinary mortgages rank solely by inscription date, with no special priority or subordination. A's mortgage was contracted on 1 February and inscribed on 10 March; B's was contracted on 1 March and inscribed on 5 March. Which analysis is correct?
8A claimant seeks annulment of an inscribed real right and obtains authorization to prénoter the court claim. What is the principal function of that prénotation?
9A seller produces a ten-year-old deed. Before drafting a new sale of the registered parcel, which inquiry best addresses possible intervening rights?
10For an ordinary marriage under the Tunisian Code du statut personnel, which combination states core requirements rather than a mere private promise?
About the Notariat Tunisie — aptitude Exam
Independent practice by OpenExamPrep for the Tunisian notarial aptitude qualification. These 30 English-language MCQs are a study adaptation, not an official translation or format simulation, and do not replace deed drafting, oral assessment, continuous work or the professional placement. Final-assessment language permissions were not confirmed in the reviewed rules; consult ISM rather than assuming that entrance-language permissions also govern the qualification.
Exam sponsor: Institut Supérieur de la Magistrature (ISM), Ministère de la Justice. The requirements and fees below concern the certification or admission exam, separate from our free practice resources.
Assessment
Under the published 2001/2005 framework, each continuous-assessment subject has coefficient 1, attendance/behavior coefficient 2, each of three committee-selected final written subjects coefficient 2, each remaining oral subject coefficient 1, and the office placement/report coefficient 1. The notarial route includes a six-month training period. The entrance competition is a separate preceding assessment.
Time Limit
Final written subjects: 3 hours each. Oral subject: 20 minutes of preparation, 10-minute presentation and 15-minute discussion.
Passing Score
Overall assessed-training average at least 10/20 under the published rules; no separate 8/20 floor or competitive exit quota was confirmed.
Fees, eligibility, and exam policies can change. Confirm them with the exam sponsor before applying or paying.
Official sources
- Ministry of Justice — current notarial legal framework · Source checked 2026-10-20
- Ministry of Justice — studies, placement and aptitude rules, 22 November 2001 · Source checked 2026-10-20
- Ministry of Justice — amendment of 18 November 2005 · Source checked 2026-10-20
- Ministry of Justice — Law No. 94-60 · Source checked 2026-10-20
- Ministry of Justice — registered-land guidance · Source checked 2026-10-20
- IORT Code du statut personnel, hosted by ILO NATLEX · Source checked 2026-10-20
Our practice resources: topics covered
We aim to reflect publicly available exam outlines and topic information in our study resources. Coverage, format, and difficulty may differ from the actual exam, and we cannot guarantee that every detail is accurate or current. Confirm exam requirements, fees, and policies with the official exam sponsor.
Property rights and land registration
Nine selected property and title-publicity questions.
Personal status and succession
Eight family-law questions, including two estate calculations.
Civil obligations and contracts
Seven selected COC questions.
Notarial profession
Three questions under the notarial professional statute.
Registration tax
Three questions distinguishing tax classification, land publicity and valid legal authority.
Preparing for the Notariat Tunisie — aptitude Exam
What You Need to Know
- Passing score: Overall assessed-training average at least 10/20 under the published rules; no separate 8/20 floor or competitive exit quota was confirmed.
- Assessment: Under the published 2001/2005 framework, each continuous-assessment subject has coefficient 1, attendance/behavior coefficient 2, each of three committee-selected final written subjects coefficient 2, each remaining oral subject coefficient 1, and the office placement/report coefficient 1. The notarial route includes a six-month training period. The entrance competition is a separate preceding assessment.
- Time limit: Final written subjects: 3 hours each. Oral subject: 20 minutes of preparation, 10-minute presentation and 15-minute discussion.
- Exam / certification fees: not-published Official sources
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is this the entrance concours?
No. This page concerns the assessed aptitude qualification after training. The Ministry separately lists the entrance rules and the studies/placement/certificate rules.
Is a specific 2026 certificate sitting confirmed?
The Ministry continues to publish the statutory qualification and its assessment rules. A separate 2026 final-assessment timetable and fee were not confirmed; obtain the cohort instructions from ISM.
Does this bank cover the entire training curriculum?
No. The published curriculum also includes civil/commercial procedure, evidence, criminal law, detailed deed drafting and partition, human rights, office administration and computing. Use the full program and supervised practical work.