Bar Exam Tips & Secrets

by Ralph A. Sarmiento

Looking Back While Looking Forward

There is no better way to understand the nature of Bar Exam questions than by studying and examining past Bar Exams. You should closely study and analyze questions of the last ten (10) years at the least. Look for patterns, trends and repetitions. A good percentage of questions is repeated or recycled oftentimes with only slight modifications. These repeated questions or topics are favorites of Bar examiners, and since they are recycled, you have no excuse if you cannot answer them convincingly.

But looking back is only half the secret, the other half is anticipation. No question in the Bar Exam should be a surprise, or worse, a shocker. Every question must be anticipated. Every issue must have a ready solution.

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