MANILA, Philippines – The Supreme Court released the ranking of law schools according to the percentage of passers or passing rate in the 2020-2021 bar exam.
This was announced last year by Associate Justice Marvic Leonen, 2020/2021 Bar chairperson, saying "everyone is now a bar bet."
In the past, only the list of successful bar passers and topnotchers were released by the high court.
RELATED RESULTS
In addition, instead of announcing bar topnotchers, the Supreme Court will recognize examinees who recorded “exemplary performance” in the licensure test.
SUPREME COURT OF THE PHILIPPINES
TOP LAW SCHOOLS: 2020-2021 BAR EXAM
Released on April 12, 2022
The Supreme Court categorized schools into four groups based on their number of Bar takers.
Group 1 includes law schools with more than 100 Bar takers, Group 2 with 51 to 100, Group 3 with 11 to 50, and Group 4 with 10 or fewer bar takers.
Group 4, 100% passing rate for first-time takers
Group 3, 100% passing rate for first-time takers
Group 2, top 5 among the 22 law schools
Group 1, top 5 law schools among the 15 law schools
Leonen said this is in consideration of the different circumstances that two batches of examinees went through amid a pandemic.
The Supreme Court will release the list of bar exam passers after the special en banc session on Tuesday, April 12.
A total of 11,402 examinees completed the bar exam on February 4 and 6 in 31 testing sites scattered in 22 local government units across the country. This was after several postponements in 2020 and 2021 due to COVID-19 pandemic.
— The Summit Express
This was announced last year by Associate Justice Marvic Leonen, 2020/2021 Bar chairperson, saying "everyone is now a bar bet."
Exemplary performance: 85 % and above
— Marvic Leonen — maroon check (@marvicleonen) August 27, 2021
Pass: 75 to less than 85 %
not pass: less than 75 %
No top Ten for the 2021 examinations. No competition. Instead a list of exemplary passers.
schools ranked: % of their passers, exemplary
Everyone is now a bar bet#BestBarEver2020_21
In the past, only the list of successful bar passers and topnotchers were released by the high court.
RELATED RESULTS
- MAIN PAGE: 2020-2021 Bar exam results
- A-G List of Passers: 2020-2021 Philippine Bar Exam Results
- H-O List of Passers: 2020-2021 Philippine Bar Exam Results
- P-Z List of Passers: 2020-2021 Philippine Bar Exam Results
- Exemplary passers: 2020-2021 Bar Exam Results
In addition, instead of announcing bar topnotchers, the Supreme Court will recognize examinees who recorded “exemplary performance” in the licensure test.
SUPREME COURT OF THE PHILIPPINES
TOP LAW SCHOOLS: 2020-2021 BAR EXAM
Released on April 12, 2022
The Supreme Court categorized schools into four groups based on their number of Bar takers.
Group 1 includes law schools with more than 100 Bar takers, Group 2 with 51 to 100, Group 3 with 11 to 50, and Group 4 with 10 or fewer bar takers.
Group 4, 100% passing rate for first-time takers
- Abra Valley Colleges
- Batangas State University
- Rizal Memorial Colleges
- Tabaco College
- University of Makati
- Western Leyte College
Group 3, 100% passing rate for first-time takers
- Ateneo de Naga University
- Bulacan State University
- Jose Maria College
- Mariano Marcos State University
- Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Maynila
- Silliman University
- University of Asia and the Pacific
Group 2, top 5 among the 22 law schools
- Saint Louis University - 98.6667%
- University of Cebu - 97.4026%
- Xavier University-Ateneo de Cagayan - 96.9388%
- Ateneo de Davao University - 96.4912%
- Lyceum of the Philippines University - 94.3396%
Group 1, top 5 law schools among the 15 law schools
- Ateneo de Manila University - 99.6429%
- University of the Philippines - 98.8406%
- San Beda University - 98.1061%
- University of San Carlos - 98.0000%
- University of Santo Tomas-Manila - 93.0556%
Leonen said this is in consideration of the different circumstances that two batches of examinees went through amid a pandemic.
The Supreme Court will release the list of bar exam passers after the special en banc session on Tuesday, April 12.
A total of 11,402 examinees completed the bar exam on February 4 and 6 in 31 testing sites scattered in 22 local government units across the country. This was after several postponements in 2020 and 2021 due to COVID-19 pandemic.
— The Summit Express
Congrats to all passers
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