The Board”s Public Communication Advisor, Dr Fabian Benjamin, in a statement on Friday, said the change was necessary to allow the Board implement essential adjustments to its registration templates.

“These adjustments came in light of the recent suspension of certain law programmes at selected universities, as submitted to the Board by the Council for Legal Education.

“Additionally, the Board discovered that some Computer-Based Test (CBT) centres  had used deceptive facilities to be approved, prompting the need for further scrutiny and corrections by disapproving such centres.

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“The Board acknowledges the disruption this may cause to candidates and other stakeholders and sincerely apologises for any inconvenience,” he said.

He said the additional time would be used to ensure that all necessary changes were made for a smooth registration process.