The Supreme Court has <a href="https://www.dzrh.com.ph/post/bar-exam-result-j" target="_blank" rel="noopener">released</a> the results of the 2022 Bar examinations.&nbsp;
Out of the 9,183 examinees, a total of 3,992 were able to pass&nbsp; &ndash; with the top five spots all occupied by students from the University of the Philippines.&nbsp;
Topping the list was Czar Matthew Dayday, who achieved a remarkable score of 88.8083%.&nbsp;
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Erickson Marinas came in second with 88.766%, followed by Andrea Jasmine Yu with 88.7750%, Christian Claire Cregencia with 87.9667%, and Kim Gia Gatapia with 87.4250%.
Meanwhile, the 30th spot on the list was a two-way tie between Michael Delgado of the Ateneo de Davao University and Patricia Marie Ignacio of the University of the Philippines. Both of them achieved a score of 86%.
The Bar exams were held on November 9, 13, 16, and 20 of 2022, and the newly minted lawyers will be taking their oath on May 2.&nbsp;
Here's the full list of the 30 highest-rating examinees:
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