The results are out! A total of 3,992 out of 9,183 examinees passed the 2022 Bar Examinations, the Supreme Court announced on Friday, April 14.&nbsp;
In a press conference, Associate Justice Caguioa. the 2022 Bar chair, said the results yielded a passing rate of 43.37%.&nbsp;
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Caguioa also announced the names of the examinees who obtained the 30 highest ratings.
The&nbsp;oath-taking for the successful examinees will be on May 2, 2023, at the Philippine International Convention Center (PICC).&nbsp;
Here is the complete list of the successful examinees:&nbsp;
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The Supreme Court also bared the top five law schools with more than 100 Bar takers who passed the 2022 Bar examinations.&nbsp;
On top of the list with more than 100 board passers is the San Beda University Law School with a passing rate of 97.58% followed by the Ateneo De Manila University with 97.24%, the University of the Philippines with 95.02%, the University of San Carlos with 93.47%, and the University of Santo Tomas with 79.87%.&nbsp;
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3,992 out of 9,183 examinees passed 2022 Bar Exams; yields passing rate of 43.37%