PRC Releases November-December 2024 Civil Engineers Licensure Exam Results: SLU Graduate Lands in Top 10

The Professional Regulation Commission (PRC) has announced that 6,835 out of 18,436 examinees successfully passed the November-December 2024 Civil Engineers Licensure Examination. The exams were conducted by the Board of Civil Engineering across 18 testing centers nationwide. The release of the results, just three working days after the last day of the exam, highlights PRC’s commitment to efficiency in processing licensure examinations.

Examination Details and Board Members

The examination was facilitated by the esteemed members of the Board of Civil Engineering, led by Chairman Engr. Praxedes P. Bernardo, with members Engr. Pericles P. Dakay and Engr. Romeo A. Estañero. While most results have been published, the outcomes for seven (7) examinees remain withheld, pending final determination of liabilities under the rules governing licensure examinations.

List of Successful Examinees 2024 Civil Engineering Licensure Exams

Saint Louis University Graduate Shines in Top 10

Among the top-performing examinees is Craig William Abalos Ferrer, a graduate of Saint Louis University, who secured the 4th spot with an impressive rating of 92.20%. This achievement adds to the long-standing reputation of SLU as a premier institution for engineering education.

List of 10 Highest Examinees

Registration and Requirements for Successful Examinees

Successful examinees can begin their registration for the issuance of their Professional Identification Card (ID) and Certificate of Registration starting December 23, 2024. The registration process will be conducted online through the PRC website (www.prc.gov.ph) by following the detailed instructions for initial registration.

Examinees are required to bring the following documents during registration:

• Downloaded and duly accomplished Oath Form or Panunumpa ng Propesyonal.
• Notice of Admission (for identification purposes).
• Two (2) passport-sized pictures (colored, white background, with complete name tag).
• Two (2) sets of documentary stamps.
• One (1) short brown envelope.

Personal appearance is mandatory for the registration process to allow examinees to sign in the official Roster of Registered Professionals.