Philippine Bar Exam Result 2010

By dailypost March 26, 2010 Community and Service No Comments

No more months of waiting. The Philippine Bar exam results 2010 are released today by the Supreme Court. According to reports, a total of 1,451 law graduates passed the Bar exams that was given in September 2009. The successful examinees will be declared new lawyers by the Supreme Court tonight.

This year’s passing rate is 24.58 percent, an insider told The STAR. A total of 5,903 law graduates in September and October last year.

The High Court approved the results presented by Associate Justice Antonio Eduardo Nachura, chairman of the 2009 Bar exams committee, in a special session this morning

The court ordered the decoding and release of the result at around 11 a.m. It will be officially released tonight at the SC building in Padre Faura St. in Manila and will also be simultaneous posted in the SC website.

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