Manila Bulletin
10,387 examinees finished 3-day 2023 Bar exams; results, oath-taking before Christmas
A total of 10,387 out of 10,791 registered examinees, or 96.26%, successfully completed the three-day 2023 Bar examinations.
The Supreme Court announced that the results will be released in early December, with the oath-taking and signing of the Rolls of Attorneys scheduled before Christmas.
Bar chairperson Associate Justice Ramon Paul Hernando expressed his satisfaction with the smooth, peaceful, and orderly conduct of the examinations, calling it a "smashing success."
The examinations were sorted and checked by four examiners per subject, not by artificial intelligence as claimed on social media.
The Bar exam committee ensured the digitalized examinations were accessible and inclusive to all examinees, including those with special needs.
Examinees with special needs were accommodated through traditional handwritten modalities, with encoder assistance, or via the novel Digital Booklet Method.
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