hi there honestly i took the bar exams twice already but no luck...with my 2 exams i received an unimaginable grade with all my subjects i have not obtained a grade lower than 50 though,,but really my grade was too damn shocking...am i still worthy of taking the bar again? pls help!

hey..it's not the end of the world...you still have a chance, well 3 more per the rules provided the SC.
Take a refresher course and you might clinch it the third time...keep on fighting...yun naman ang importante eh!

thanks man..i needed that..i really wanted to refresh my basics in all the bar subjects but do you think i could do this simply by enrolling on a pre bar review center?

depende sa iyo yan.

Well, Yes, as long as there is a chance to take the BAR, do it. You still have 3 strikes left. Use it. Who knows, on your third take, you will make it. You might want to try reading a book written by Atty Janet Abuel (also a cpa) who topped the 1998 Bar Examination. There, you will also see some of her actual Bar answers during her time--when she topped the BAR. Useful talaga, handy and inspiring! I hope it would help you. Goodluck! You can do it!

if you fail this time (well I hope not) maybe MCQ type next year is for you.

i am not bar examinee yet, but the five strike rule of the S.C. must be revisited, even in the U.S. where our jurisprudence where derived, there is no limit in taking the exam, i may place a hypothetical question, if the questions are written in Filipino or local dialect, in my humble opinion the sway of the pendulum will definitely alter, with the population of the country growing at 2.5 percent, legal assistance is at most needed, NCR alone constitute the most concentrated area of legal practice followed by highly urbanized cities, the S.C. if they wish to improve the legal education, must select the entrants, not the examinees in the legal profession, may the S.C. conduct a thorough review of the 5 strike rule to whom benefit does it derived?

A friend of mine made it on her 3rd try. Nothing's impossible. As long as you've set your mind on what you really want to be and do what is necessary to achieve it, plus lots of prayers...nothing should go wrong this time. You're still young, don't forgo your dream of becoming a lawyer...I'm much older than you are, and I just passed the Bar.

ur not the only one, we're on the same boat

with the MCQ type of exam today, the difficulty of checking so many papers in just 6 months has been solved already. SC should really review the 5 strike rule. I go with Redpula's comment

i passed by God's grace on the 4th try. Submit your petitions to Him in prayer. Honor Him with all your heart (in words, thoughts and actions) and He will give you the desires of your heart.

You will never become a lawyer if you quit... Keep on fighting.

Never question your worthiness. Have faith in yourself and in God. Never quit.

yes...evrything is possible..just trust and have faith in the Lord...but remember to do your part also...believe you will be a lawyer and it will be true....

does anyone know the period for examinees to collect the Exam Permit from the Office of the Bar Confidant?

Can it be collected even a week before the bar exams? Or even just days before?