Bar Exam Reviewer
Practice with scenario-based multiple choice questions matching the format of the Philippine Bar Examination. Passing threshold: 75% average, no subject below 50%.
Format
Scenario-based MCQ · 4 choices (A/B/C/D) — identical to actual Bar Exam format
Explanations
Every question includes a detailed legal explanation citing applicable laws and jurisprudence
Score Breakdown
After each session, see your score per subject and overall pass/fail result
Practice by Subject
Political Law
Constitutional law, human rights, administrative law, public international law
5
questions
Labor Law
Labor standards, labor relations, social legislation, NLRC jurisdiction
5
questions
Civil Law
Persons, family, property, obligations and contracts, quasi-delicts
5
questions
Taxation
National internal revenue, local taxes, tariff and customs, tax remedies
5
questions
Mercantile Law
Corporation, partnership, banking, insurance, securities regulation, negotiable instruments
5
questions
Criminal Law
Revised Penal Code, special penal laws, criminal liability, penalties
5
questions
Remedial Law
Civil procedure, criminal procedure, evidence, special proceedings
5
questions
Legal & Judicial Ethics
Code of Professional Responsibility, Accountability, notarial law, judicial conduct
5
questions
About the Philippine Bar Examination
The Philippine Bar Exam is administered annually by the Supreme Court, typically in November. It covers 8 subjects and requires a general weighted average of at least 75%, with no subject scoring below 50%. Since 2011, the exam has used a multiple-choice format with scenario-based questions testing both knowledge and application of law.