The Supreme Court has announced that the 2023 Bar examination will again be computerized and localized with reduced number of days from four to only three set on an earlier date. | NGonzalesINQ
MANILA, Philippines — It’s official. The Supreme Court announced on Thursday that the 2023 Bar examination will again be computerized and localized with reduced number of days from four to only three set on an earlier date.
Under Bar Bulletin No. 1, the SC also announced that the number of examination days has been reduced from four to three–Septembers 17, 20 and 24. The SC has set the date much earlier compared to the 2022 Bar examination which was conducted last November.
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