The Professional Regulation Commission (PRC) has released the results of the February 2024 Mechanical Engineers Licensure Examination, revealing a commendable success rate among examinees. Out of 6,770 individuals who took the examination administered by the Board of Mechanical Engineering across various locations including N. C. R., Baguio, Cagayan de Oro, Cebu, Davao, Iloilo, Legazpi, Lucena, Pampanga, Rosales, Tacloban, and Zamboanga, 4,458 emerged victorious.
Among the notable achievers are the top scorers who secured remarkable ratings in the examination:
Rey Mediana Arcabal, hailing from the University of Mindanao - Davao City, achieved the highest rating of 93.45%. Following closely is Bryan Paul Capinding Balancia from Saint Louis University, with an impressive rating of 92.20%. Leonel Dave Penton Socorin of Bohol Island State University - Tagbilaran secured the third position with a rating of 87.50%.
Other notable performers include John Carlo Nicolas Delos Santos from the University of Santo Tomas, Glen Rose San Pedro Belo from Technological University of the Philippines - Manila, and Robert Adrian Enriquez Ng from the University of the Philippines - Diliman, all showcasing exemplary skills with ratings above 90%.
These outstanding results underscore the dedication, perseverance, and academic excellence demonstrated by the examinees and their respective institutions. The success achieved not only reflects the individual accomplishments but also highlights the collective effort in maintaining high standards within the field of mechanical engineering. Congratulations to all successful examinees on their remarkable achievement!
SUCCESSFUL EXAMINEES WHO GARNERED THE TOP 10 HIGHEST PLACES
The successful examinees who garnered the Ten (10) highest places in the February 2024 Mechanical Engineers Licensure Examination are the following:
RANK 1
NAME REY MEDIANA ARCABAL
SCHOOL UNIVERSITY OF MINDANAO - DAVAO CITY
RATING (%) 93.45
RANK 2
NAME BRYAN PAUL CAPINDING BALANCIA
SCHOOL SAINT LOUIS UNIVERSITY
RATING (%) 92.20
RANK 3
NAME LEONEL DAVE PENTON SOCORIN
SCHOOL BOHOL ISLAND STATE UNIVERSITY - TAGBILARAN
RATING (%) 87.50
RANK 4
NAME JOHN CARLO NICOLAS DELOS SANTOS
SCHOOL UNIVERSITY OF SANTO TOMAS
RATING(%) 91.85
RANK 5
NAME GLEN ROSE SAN PEDRO BELO
SCHOOL TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY OF THE PHILIPPINES - MANILA
RATING (%) 91.15
RANK 5
NAME ROBERT ADRIAN ENRIQUEZ NG
SCHOOL UNIVERSITY OF THE PHILIPPINES - DILIMAN
RATING (%) 91.15
RANK 6
NAME CHRISTIAN JOHN PAUL LLENOS LIJAYAN
SCHOOL TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY OF THE PHILIPPINES – VISAYAS
RATING (%) 91.10
RANK 7
NAME DOMINIC PASTOR CASIO
SCHOOL UNIVERSITY OF THE PHILIPPINES - DILIMAN
RATING (%) 90.80
RANK 7
NAME MELWIN GARCIA TOLEDO
SCHOOL BULACAN STATE UNIVERSITY - MALOLOS
RATING (%) 90.80
RANK 8
NAME RONN DAVE TORRES CAÑONES
SCHOOL UNIVERSITY OF MINDANAO – DAVAO CITY
RATING (%) 90.75
RANK 9
NAME JACOB BULAON DELA CRUZ
SCHOOL BULACAN STATE UNIVERSITY - MALOLOS
RATING (%) 90.55
RANK 10
NAME ALLEN PAUL LUMANAO JASARENO
SCHOOL PAMANTASAN NG LUNGSOD NG MAYNILA
RATING (%) 90.45
NAME REY MEDIANA ARCABAL
SCHOOL UNIVERSITY OF MINDANAO - DAVAO CITY
RATING (%) 93.45
RANK 2
NAME BRYAN PAUL CAPINDING BALANCIA
SCHOOL SAINT LOUIS UNIVERSITY
RATING (%) 92.20
RANK 3
NAME LEONEL DAVE PENTON SOCORIN
SCHOOL BOHOL ISLAND STATE UNIVERSITY - TAGBILARAN
RATING (%) 87.50
RANK 4
NAME JOHN CARLO NICOLAS DELOS SANTOS
SCHOOL UNIVERSITY OF SANTO TOMAS
RATING(%) 91.85
RANK 5
NAME GLEN ROSE SAN PEDRO BELO
SCHOOL TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY OF THE PHILIPPINES - MANILA
RATING (%) 91.15
RANK 5
NAME ROBERT ADRIAN ENRIQUEZ NG
SCHOOL UNIVERSITY OF THE PHILIPPINES - DILIMAN
RATING (%) 91.15
RANK 6
NAME CHRISTIAN JOHN PAUL LLENOS LIJAYAN
SCHOOL TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY OF THE PHILIPPINES – VISAYAS
RATING (%) 91.10
RANK 7
NAME DOMINIC PASTOR CASIO
SCHOOL UNIVERSITY OF THE PHILIPPINES - DILIMAN
RATING (%) 90.80
RANK 7
NAME MELWIN GARCIA TOLEDO
SCHOOL BULACAN STATE UNIVERSITY - MALOLOS
RATING (%) 90.80
RANK 8
NAME RONN DAVE TORRES CAÑONES
SCHOOL UNIVERSITY OF MINDANAO – DAVAO CITY
RATING (%) 90.75
RANK 9
NAME JACOB BULAON DELA CRUZ
SCHOOL BULACAN STATE UNIVERSITY - MALOLOS
RATING (%) 90.55
RANK 10
NAME ALLEN PAUL LUMANAO JASARENO
SCHOOL PAMANTASAN NG LUNGSOD NG MAYNILA
RATING (%) 90.45
SOURCE:
PRC Philippines
PRC Philippines
Tips on How to Excel in the Mechanical Engineer Licensure Examination
Excelling in the Mechanical Engineer Licensure Examination requires a combination of thorough preparation, effective study strategies, and strong test-taking skills. Here are some comprehensive tips to help you succeed:
Study Preparation
Understand the Exam Format and Syllabus:
- Familiarize yourself with the exam structure, types of questions, and specific subjects covered.
- Obtain the official syllabus and study it meticulously.
Create a Study Plan:
- Develop a realistic and comprehensive study schedule that covers all topics.
- Allocate more time to difficult subjects and ensure regular revisions.
Gather Study Materials:
- Use textbooks, reference materials, and lecture notes.
- Access previous exam papers and practice problems.
Study Strategies
Focus on Fundamentals:
- Ensure you have a strong grasp of core concepts in thermodynamics, fluid mechanics, machine design, and other key areas.
- Solve fundamental problems before moving to advanced topics.
Practice Problem-Solving:
- Work through as many practice questions as possible.
- Time yourself to get used to the exam conditions.
Use Study Groups:
- Join or form study groups to discuss difficult topics and solve problems collaboratively.
- Teaching concepts to others can reinforce your own understanding.
Review and Revise:
- Regularly review your notes and key concepts.
- Create summary sheets for quick revisions.
Test-Taking Skills
Mock Exams:
- Take full-length mock exams under timed conditions.
- Analyze your performance to identify weak areas.
Exam Strategies:
- Read all instructions and questions carefully.
- Manage your time effectively, ensuring you don’t spend too much time on one question.
Answering Techniques:
- Start with the questions you find easiest to build confidence.
- For multiple-choice questions, use the process of elimination to narrow down choices.
Stay Calm and Focused:
- Practice stress-relief techniques such as deep breathing to stay calm during the exam.
- Keep a positive mindset and stay focused on the task.
Day Before the Exam
Rest Well:
- Ensure you get a good night’s sleep before the exam day.
- Avoid last-minute cramming to keep your mind fresh.
Organize Essentials:
- Prepare all necessary materials, including identification, stationery, and any allowed reference materials.
Additional Resources
Online Courses and Tutorials:
- Enroll in online courses for subjects you find challenging.
- Utilize video tutorials and lectures available on platforms like YouTube.
Professional Associations:
- Engage with professional bodies and forums for additional support and resources.
Mentorship:
- Seek guidance from licensed mechanical engineers who have previously taken the exam.
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