of the most competitive academic disciplines in terms of university and college enrolment, and the number of judicial and legal training institutions continue to grow. The trend has been determined by a strong demand in the market for legal services, and the need to improve the professional quality of judges and prosecutors. Chinese judicial and legal training facilities are divided into law schools, law universities and justice colleges; and specialized judicial and professional training centres. Approximately 70% of practicing lawyers have university degrees, and 30% only have college diplomas. In March 2002, over 360,000 university or college graduates took part in a two-day State Judicial Exam (SJE). According to a recent report, only 7% passed. University level At present, there are at least 80 law universities or law colleges, and many university-based law schools or law departments in PRC. Historically, the best-known ones are called "the Five Institutes and Four Departments (Simplified Chinese: 五院四系)". But some of the new law schools established in other top Chinese universities are developing very fast and become the top law schools now. "The Five Institutes" are: Beijing Institute of Political Science and Law (), today known as China University of Political Science and Law (), in Beijing. Southwest Institute of Political Science and Law (), today known as Southwest University of Political Science and Law (), in Chongqing. East China Institute of Politics and Law (), today known as East China University of Politics and Law (), in Shanghai. South Central Institute of Political Science and Law (), today known as Zhongnan University of Economics and Law (), in Wuhan. Northwest Institute of Political Science and Law (), today known as Northwest University of Political Science and Law(), in Xi'an. Since the late 1990s, the above five universities and institutes are no longer administered by the Ministry of Justice. Each university has 500-800 teaching staff and over 5000 law students. Aside from training future lawyers and judges, they provide on-job training programs for those involved with the law. And "the Four Departments" are: People's University of China Department of Law (), today known as Renmin University of China School of Law (), in Beijing. Peking University Department of Law (), today known as Peking University Law School (), in Beijing. Wuhan University Department of Law (), today known as Wuhan University Law School (), in Wuhan. Jilin University Department of Law (), today known