1,655 pass electrical engineers licensure exam, 335 pass master electricians exam

A graduate of the Cebu Institute of Technology-University topped the registered electrical engineers licensure examination while an alumnus of the Nueva Ecija University of Science and Technology in Cabanatuan achieved the highest score in the registered master electricians licensure exam, both held earlier this month.

According to the Professional Regulation Commission, 1,655 out of 3,058 passed the electrical engineers exam and 335 out of 834 passed the test for master electricians, both given by the Board of Electrical Engineering in test centers in Metro Manila, Baguio, Cebu and Davao.

Christopher Regino Brodith Maranga of CIT University topped the electrical engineers exam with a score of 93.20%, while the top performing school with at least 20 test takers is University of the Philippines - Los Baños, with all 22 of its examinees passing.

Click here for the complete list of passers of the August 2024 registered electrical engineers licensure examination. The Ñ goes after the Z in this alphabetical order, so someone with the surname Añes, for instance, will be listed after someone with the surname Azotes.

Jaypee Gernalin Francisco of NEUST Cabanatuan was the top scorer in the master electricians exam with 91%, while the top performing school was the Technological Institute of the Philippines - Manila, with 20 of its 22 examinees passing.

Click here for the complete list of passers of the August 2024 registered master electricians licensure examination. 

In a separate statement, the PRC said that 58 test takers passed the technical evaluation for upgrading to professional electrical engineers, given by the Board of Electrical Engineering in test centers in Abu Dhabi and Dubai, United Arab Emirates; Doha, Qatar; and Metro Manila earlier this month.

The successful test takers are:

1 ACOJIDO, MEYNARD MEDINA
2 AGCAOILI, ANTONIO TANAUAN
3 AGUILAR, FARLEY JAMES MANIBOG
4 ANDAL, DENNIES GARCIA
5 ARANETA, MARIVIC CANILAO
6 ARROJO, JEFFRY SAMIA
7 BARREDO, JOVITO JR VILLA
8 BELANDRES, TIMOTEO JR. BARADILLO
9 BILASA, RICARDO JR. BOLOFER
10 BUENDIA, GERALD CRUCILLO
11 CAILAO, ANTHONY HELERA
12 CARO, DANNY PALOMERO
13 CASTULO, RODRIGO JR. PASCUAL
14 CORNICO, MICHAEL NICOLAS
15 CRISTOBAL, VLADEMIR TAMONDONG
16 CUNIGNIG, RALPH EMMANUEL ANDAYA
17 DIAZ, ARUEL DERECHO
18 DISTOR, CHERYL LEGASPI
19 ENCIO, MICHAEL JOHN EURECIAL
20 ESCOBAL, RONALDO MAGPANTAY
21 ESPILOY, JOHN JEAUZ ALVAREZ
22 FLORES, JINKY FELICIANO
23 GARRIDO, EDWIN MALLARI
24 GATBUNTON, LAMBERTO JR. SILVA
25 GEROSO, RODOLFO MIJARES
26 GILLANA, TWAIN EISEN SUYKO
27 GO, MARLON BUENO
28 GUILLERMO, WILLIAM RONQUILLO
29 GUNAY, RJ SHAIDER GARCIA
30 HERNANDEZ, JONATHAN DAVID
31 LAGUITAN, MICHAEL FAMISAN
32 LINGCASO, NORBERTO JR LOPEZ
33 LIWANAG, MELCHOR OBENA
34 MANALO, PAULO CAPARAS
35 MENDOZA, RESTIE MENDOZA
36 MOHAMAD, SAMER MUSA
37 MONLEON, MICHAEL JOHN ROQUE
38 MONTOYA, SAMMUELSON TIMBOL
39 MOSQUERA, ADRIAN BELARMINO
40 MUTUC, JOHN LOUIE SAMIA
41 OBGUIA, OLIVER CROMWELL RABUYO
42 PAGULAYAN, JOEMAR AMMUGAUAN
43 PELAGO, VINCENT FRANCO
44 PEREZ, KEN ANTHONY LUNA
45 RAMOS, SERAFIN CAPALAD
46 REBUYA, RUBEN JR II OLIVARES
47 REYES, MARK HARRY TACADENA
48 RODRIGUEZ, ANGELO CALAGUIN
49 SANTOS, REN CHRISTIAN MERCADO
50 SANTOS, RICHARD ALBO
51 SARCIA, RONALDO CASTAÑEDA
52 SEVILLEJA-BRIONES, BOTANY KC ANNE SANTOS
53 SORRA, RALPH PRINCE RAMOS
54 TAGUILING, SAMUEL RADA
55 VILLANUEVA, RICHARD SAPUNTO
56 VILLAVERDE, JOSEPH DE LEON
57 VILLEGAS, JED GONZALES
58 ZABLAN, JEFFREY ZAPANTA

— BM, GMA Integrated News