PRC: Philippines has 6,337 new civil engineers
The Professional Regulation Commission announced that 6,337 examinees passed the September 2026 Civil Engineers Licensure Examination in the Philippines. The article also touches on broader national news, including water allocation issues and government aid for the elderly.
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Reports on professional certification and national infrastructure/social welfare updates in the Philippines.
MANILA, Philippines - Up to 6,337 examinees passed the September 2026 Civil Engineers Licensure Examination, the Professional Regulation Commission announced over the weekend.
The PRC said 17,062 examinees took the test administered by the Board of Civil Engineering at 19 testing centers nationwide.
The results were released within five working days after the last day of the examination.
The results of eight examinees, meanwhile, were withheld pending the final determination of their liabilities under the rules governing licensure examinations.
Successful examinees may register for the issuance of their professional identification card and certificate of registration online starting Nov. 11.
Applicants are required to bring a screenshot of the system-generated registration form and a valid government-issued ID. They must also personally register and sign the Roster of Registered Professionals.
The venue of the oath-taking ceremony for the new civil engineers will be announced later, the PRC said.
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