Civil Engineers Licensure Examination · School results

How did every school do in the September 2026 Civil Engineering board exam?

Civil Engineering board exam results by school

Passing rates for every school in every Civil Engineers Licensure Examination sitting from May 2009 to September 2026, from the Professional Regulation Commission's published school lists (only sittings with a school list). LISENSYADO is an independent project, not affiliated with PRC.

September 2026: 6337 of 17054 examinees passed (37.2% national passing rate). Top 10 schools with 20 or more examinees:

University of the Philippines-Los Baños: 75 of 75 passed (100.0%)
Our Lady of Fatima University-QC: 34 of 35 passed (97.1%)
Mapua Malayan Colleges Mindanao: 27 of 29 passed (93.1%)
University of the Philippines-Diliman: 35 of 40 passed (87.5%)
Ateneo de Davao University: 39 of 47 passed (83.0%)
De La Salle University-Manila: 71 of 86 passed (82.6%)
University of Pangasinan: 104 of 127 passed (81.9%)
Pangasinan State University-Urdaneta: 58 of 71 passed (81.7%)
Tarlac State University (Tarlac College of Tech.): 58 of 71 passed (81.7%)
University of Santo Tomas: 170 of 229 passed (74.2%)

Coverage

39 sittings and 531 schools, from May 2009 to September 2026. National results for every sitting (all examinees: passed of examinees, passing rate, schools listed by PRC):

September 2026: 6337 of 17054 passed (37.2%), 273 schools
May 2026 (Special Professional Licensure Examination): 1 of 4 passed (25.0%), 3 schools
March 2026: 6438 of 18369 passed (35.0%), 270 schools
November 2025: 4268 of 14043 passed (30.4%), 269 schools
June 2025 (Special Professional Licensure Examination): 46 of 187 passed (24.6%), 98 schools
April 2025: 4940 of 16912 passed (29.2%), 270 schools
November 2024: 6835 of 18429 passed (37.1%), 277 schools
June 2024 (Special Professional Licensure Examination): 45 of 200 passed (22.5%), 102 schools
April 2024: 6680 of 16990 passed (39.3%), 266 schools
November 2022: 8029 of 20407 passed (39.3%), 272 schools
November 2021: 2374 of 6469 passed (36.7%), 242 schools
November 2019: 6510 of 15075 passed (43.2%), 255 schools
August 2019 (Special Professional Licensure Examination): 61 of 313 passed (19.5%), 132 schools
May 2019: 3372 of 8815 passed (38.3%), 252 schools
November 2018: 6262 of 13882 passed (45.1%), 275 schools
May 2018: 2738 of 7599 passed (36.0%), 251 schools
November 2017: 6075 of 12447 passed (48.8%), 253 schools
September 2017 (Middle East): 73 of 316 passed (23.1%), 115 schools
April 2017: 2514 of 6998 passed (35.9%), 237 schools
November 2016: 5036 of 10972 passed (45.9%), 245 schools
September 2016 (Middle East): 71 of 296 passed (24.0%), 106 schools
May 2016: 2245 of 5881 passed (38.2%), 228 schools
November 2015: 3935 of 9482 passed (41.5%), 232 schools
September 2015 (Middle East): 55 of 254 passed (21.7%), 111 schools
May 2015: 1361 of 4311 passed (31.6%), 223 schools
December 2014: 4021 of 8126 passed (49.5%), 227 schools
October 2014 (Middle East): 32 of 140 passed (22.9%), 70 schools
May 2014: 1862 of 4289 passed (43.4%), 223 schools
November 2013: 3168 of 6584 passed (48.1%), 227 schools
October 2013 (Middle East): 33 of 140 passed (23.6%), 79 schools
May 2013: 1542 of 3599 passed (42.8%), 213 schools
November 2012: 2380 of 5747 passed (41.4%), 216 schools
October 2012 (Middle East): 17 of 118 passed (14.4%), 66 schools
November 2011: 1770 of 5162 passed (34.3%), 223 schools
May 2011: 1195 of 3117 passed (38.3%), 213 schools
November 2010: 2040 of 5025 passed (40.6%), 211 schools
May 2010: 1097 of 3024 passed (36.3%), 207 schools
November 2009: 2257 of 4877 passed (46.3%), 218 schools
May 2009: 1199 of 2743 passed (43.7%), 197 schools

Sittings not available

6 sittings have no school list in this data:

November 2010 (Middle East): not available (PRC's school list did not pass our checks (no PRC total to compare with))
December 2011 (Middle East): not available (PRC's school list did not pass our checks (no PRC total to compare with))
May 2012: not available (PRC's page repeats May 2011's totals, so the school list could not be checked)
May 2022: not available (no school list found on PRC's pages)
April 2023: not available (no school list found on PRC's pages)
November 2023: not available (no school list found on PRC's pages)

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Passing rate is passers divided by examinees. In PRC's Civil Engineering lists every examinee is either passed or failed; there are no conditional results.
First-timers took the exam for the first time. Repeaters had taken it before.
Region rates add up every school in the region. All exams combined adds up every sitting, so large schools weigh more.
vs national is the gap in percentage points from the national rate.

About this data

Source: PRC's “Performance of Schools” lists, one per sitting, May 2009 to September 2026.
PRC totals: for 11 sittings PRC withheld a few examinees (1 to 20 each) from its school list, so the schools add up slightly below PRC's headline number; for 5 sittings PRC's own announced total differs from its school list by 1 to 40, and the list is shown as published. The table below marks each one.
6 sittings are missing: November 2010 (Middle East), December 2011 (Middle East), May 2012, May 2022, April 2023, November 2023. They are listed in the table below with the reason.
Names: cleaned for readability. A renamed school is joined to its earlier results where PRC's lists make the link clear.
Locations: not in PRC's lists. This site matched each school to its city or municipality, so a dot is not an exact campus.
Middle East sittings (6) and special sittings (4, the Special Professional Licensure Examination, SPLE, which PRC gives to applicants abroad; a few hundred examinees at most) are included as their own entries. They are left out of the national trend line.
Map boundaries: public Philippine administrative boundary data, simplified for the web.

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Sources

Professional Regulation Commission — Performance of Schools, Civil Engineers Licensure Examination, May 2009 to September 2026. Exam results.
CHED HEIDA higher-education directory and school websites — addresses. Used to place schools on the map.
philippines-json-maps — region and municipality boundaries based on PSA's 2023 PSGC. Simplified for the web.
D3.js — map drawing and animation.