Each 2027 Bar subject has 20 essay problems, graded on how you apply the law to the facts. ocoai gives you essay marks, oral follow-ups, mock sets and codal recall, all tied to the 2027 weights.
Write against a timer and get ALAC marks line by line, each tied to the provision it rests on, plus a model answer.
Five or six follow-ups on the weakest point of your essay, the exact article or rule, and a twist on the facts. Answer by voice or typing and get a score for every reply.
Timed multiple-choice sets grounded on the codal text, by subject. Your scores feed the Pass-Probability engine.
A day-by-day plan to September 5, 2027, weighted by the 2027 subject weights and tilted toward your weak subjects.
Estimates your chance of passing from your practice scores, using the 2027 subject weights and the 75% passing mark. The band narrows as you answer more items.
The full text of the Constitution, codals and Rules of Court from official sources, plus spaced-repetition flashcards on the exact words.
Socratic recitation, the way your professor calls on you: one question at a time, graded with the correct rule from the codal.
Old text side by side with the current rule, so an outdated reviewer never costs you points.
Draft the pleading or legal document the Bar asks for under Remedial Law, Ethics and Practical Exercises, marked for form, contents and substance.
Yes. You can start without a card, and many tools work as a guest without creating an account. Paid plans are listed on the pricing page; paid checkout has not opened yet.
Yes. It uses the 2027 subject weights, the September 5, 8 and 12, 2027 Bar days, the 75% passing average and the June 30, 2026 coverage cut-off from Bar Bulletin No. 1, Series of 2027.
You write an answer, and ocoai marks it line by line using the ALAC structure (Answer, Legal basis, Application, Conclusion), pointing to the provision each comment rests on. It is practice feedback, not an official Bar grade.
Yes. Switch the site to Filipino, and the AI Tutor answers in English, Filipino or Taglish, matching how you write.
No. ocoai is an independent study tool. Always check official announcements from the Supreme Court and the Office of the Bar Chairperson.
