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Louisian Ranks 10th in September 2026 Electrical Engineers Licensure Exam

Excerpt: Saint Louis University graduate Lebron Mark Nelmida Ortiz ranked 10th in the September 2026 Registered Electrical Engineers Licensure Examination as the PRC announced 1,676 new electrical engineers and 715 new registered master electricians.

A graduate of Saint Louis University (SLU) in Baguio City has landed among the topnotchers of the September 2026 Registered Electrical Engineers Licensure Examination.

Lebron Mark Nelmida Ortiz ranked 10th nationwide after obtaining a rating of 91.80 percent, according to the examination results released by the Professional Regulation Commission (PRC).

SLU Graduate Ranks 10th in Electrical Engineers Board Exam

Ortiz was among the examinees who earned the highest ratings in the September 2026 Registered Electrical Engineers Licensure Examination.

Dan Joel Monte De Leon of Palompon Institute of Technology-Palompon and Charles Anthony Saceda Santillan of Cebu Institute of Technology-University shared the top spot after both obtained a rating of 94.25 percent.

September 2026 Registered Electrical Engineers Topnotchers

The following examinees garnered the ten highest places in the September 2026 Registered Electrical Engineers Licensure Examination:

RankNameSchoolRating
1Dan Joel Monte De LeonPalompon Institute of Technology-Palompon94.25%
1Charles Anthony Saceda SantillanCebu Institute of Technology-University94.25%
2Jeff Kepler Sombilon NevesCebu Technological University-Tuburan94.00%
3Kieneth Vincent Espere OracionCebu Institute of Technology-University93.55%
4Mark Joseph Lasala De Las LlagasBicol University-Legazpi93.30%
5Louis Paolo Perez VicenteDon Mariano Marcos Memorial State University-San Fernando93.15%
6Niño Louie Pala VerameCebu Institute of Technology-University93.05%
7Rouge Angel Bañadera TalisicSouthern Luzon State University-Lucban93.00%
8Arjel Meñoza PajaraUniversity of the Philippines-Diliman92.90%
9Jeremiah Gecana LausaCebu Technological University-Main92.40%
10Lebron Mark Nelmida OrtizSaint Louis University91.80%

September 2026 Registered Master Electricians Topnotchers

The PRC also released the list of examinees who garnered the five highest places in the September 2026 Registered Master Electricians Licensure Examination.

RankNameSchoolRating
1Ramon Joshua Silva CarpioSecondary School90.00%
2Jovit Leynard Saludo TibayUniversity of Rizal System-Morong89.50%
3Kyle CeradoDualtech Training Center Foundation, Inc.-Canlubang88.50%
3Mark Jaden Claveria PrendolPhilippine College of Science & Technology-Calasiao88.50%
3Bryan Jade RodicaLyceum Subic Bay, Inc.88.50%
4James Navas EscaleraTechnological University of the Philippines-Manila88.00%
4Francis Carl Altarejos PacaTechnological University of the Philippines-Manila88.00%
5Aljohn Gomez RegultoRizal Technological University87.50%

1,676 Pass Registered Electrical Engineers Licensure Examination

The PRC announced that 1,676 out of 3,399 examinees passed the Registered Electrical Engineers Licensure Examination administered by the Board of Electrical Engineering in 17 testing centers across the Philippines this September 2026.

Meanwhile, 715 out of 961 examinees passed the Registered Master Electricians Licensure Examination.

The results involving four examinees were withheld pending the final determination of their liabilities under the rules and regulations governing licensure examinations.

September 2026 Electrical Engineers and Master Electricians List of Passers

Below are the successful examinees in the September 2026 Registered Electrical Engineers and Registered Master Electricians Licensure Examinations, as released by the Professional Regulation Commission.

Registered Electrical Engineers List of Passers

Registered Master Electricians List of Passers

Congratulations to the new registered electrical engineers and registered master electricians, and to Saint Louis University’s Lebron Mark Nelmida Ortiz for securing a place among the topnotchers of the September 2026 Registered Electrical Engineers Licensure Examination.

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