SC to announce Bar exam results, reminds public of dress code

The Supreme Court of the Philippines will release the results of the 2025 Bar Examinations on Wednesday, 7 January 2026, with the names of passers to be displayed on LED walls at the SC courtyard and published on the Court’s official website and social media platforms.

The High Court reminded the public that those who plan to view the results at the SC courtyard must be in proper and decent attire. Footwear with exposed toes or heels, bottoms that are ripped or cut above the knee, and sleeveless, cropped, or see-through tops will not be allowed.

All visitors will undergo a security check, and the entry of weapons, alcohol, and controlled substances is strictly prohibited.

The Supreme Court will also livestream the announcement of the results on its official YouTube and Facebook pages. The results will likewise be posted on the Court’s official website and its Facebook, X, and Instagram accounts.

Associate Justice Amy Lazaro-Javier, chairperson of the 2025 Bar Examinations, urged examinees and stakeholders to rely only on the Court’s official communication channels for updates and information.

She also reminded the public to remain vigilant against misinformation and disinformation and to refrain from sharing inaccurate or unverified content.

“Good luck, God bless, and #HaveFaith!” Lazaro-Javier added.

Meanwhile, 11,425 examinees are awaiting the results of the three-day Bar examinations, which are scheduled to be announced at 1:00 p.m. from the courtyard of the SC Main Building in Manila.

Lazaro-Javier will lead the announcement together with Chief Justice Alexander Gesmundo and other members of the High Court.

The 2025 Bar Examinations concluded on Sept. 14 and recorded 11,425 finishers, the highest number in the country’s Bar history. This followed a record 13,193 admitted applicants and 11,437 actual takers on the first day of the exams.

The examinations were conducted in 14 local testing centers nationwide as part of the judiciary’s continuing efforts to modernize the Bar examinations.