Only 17% Passers in 2009 Bar Exams
A source of The Manila Times said over the weekend that only 17 percent actually passed the tests for would-be lawyers, but added the Supreme Court would hold a special meeting this week on whether this percentage would be increased.
The source added that the release of the results of the 2009 Bar examinations should have been made on March 19 on Friday. He cited 2009 Bar Examinations Chairman and Supreme Court Justice Antonio Eduardo Nachura asking Chief Justice Reynato Puno for a special en banc session.
The release did not materialize after the Office of the Bar Confidant disclosed that they had not finished computing and tallying the grades.
“There was a delay in the release because it was harder to compute the grades coming from 16 examiners as compared to eight examiners [in the past],” the source said.
Every one is so excited about the result.Meanwhile,just have peace in your heart because patience is a virtue.Lawyers soon to be should be example of patience and integrity.There is a perfect time according to God’s perfect plan and will for each and everyone.Trust Him.He is faithful always.We ca not fathom the depth of His love to us when He died on the cross to save us from our sins.
Holy Week is soon approaching,why dont we start soul searching and know God’s revelation in our life.Be blessed….
God’s will is perfect.God’s time is perfect.God’s list is perfect.God knows the best for all of us.His love endures forever.
if the story is true, this will be the 3rd year in a row that the SC has lowered the passing percentage of the bar exams. why bother giving difficult exams and setting high standards when the passing grade will be lowered? no wonder the profession itself is losing its high standards….and it goes up to the highest level…
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