Top 10 Passers of the April 2024 Registered Master Electricians Licensure Examination


The Professional Regulation Commission (PRC) has announced the results of the Registered Master Electricians Licensure Examination conducted in various cities across the Philippines last April 2024. Out of 1,220 examinees, 629 successfully passed the examination.

Leading the pack is Mariclaire Baingan Larugal from Isabela State University-Ilagan, securing the top spot with an impressive score of 92.50. Following closely behind is John Jason Sobior Bibat from Bohol Island State University-Tagbilaran, with a score of 92.00, securing the second position.

Tying for the third position are Ronnel Ilagan Datos from Southern Luzon State University-Lucban (SL PC) and Mark Biloy Limbago from Bohol Island State University-Balilihan, both obtaining a score of 90.00.

Among the successful examinees, those who garnered the highest places showcased outstanding academic performance and dedication to their craft. Notably, Dennis Makinano Enad from Surigao State College of Technology-Main Campus and Anthony Iguiz Villamor Jr. from Rizal Technological University tied for the fourth position, each scoring 89.00.

The fifth position was shared by five examinees who achieved a score of 88.50, namely Kathricia Rose Alcala Alcoreza from Southern Luzon State University-Lucban (SLPC), Edward Lacea Maglajos from Bohol Island State University-Balilihan, Zyja Dlane De Vera Malit from Philippine College of Science & Technology-Calasiao, Mark Anthony Asuncion Ruiz from a secondary school, and Shara Lee Manalo Martinez from Batangas State University-Alangilan, who secured the sixth position with a score of 87.50.

The successful examinees displayed a high level of competence and knowledge in the field of electrical engineering. Their achievements serve as an inspiration to aspiring professionals in the industry.

Our team extends its congratulations to all the passers of the Registered Master Electricians Licensure Examination and wishes them success in their future endeavors.


SUCCESSFUL EXAMINEES WHO GARNERED THE TOP 10 HIGHEST PLACES

The successful examinees who garnered the ten (10) highest places in the April 2024 Registered Master Electricians Licensure Examination are the following:

RANK 1
Name: MARICLAIRE BAINGAN LARUGAL
School: ISABELA STATE UNIVERSITY - ILAGAN
Rating: 92.50%

RANK 2
Name: JOHN JASON SOBIOR BIBAT
School: BOHOL ISLAND STATE UNIVERSITY - TAGBILARAN
Rating: 92.00%

RANK 3
Name: RONNEL ILAGAN DATOS
School: SOUTHERN LUZON STATE UNIVERSITY-LUCBAN (SL PC)
Rating: 90.00%

RANK 3
Name: MARK BILOY LIMBAGO
School: BOHOL ISLAND STATE UNIVERSITY - BALILIHAN
Rating: 90.00%

RANK 4
Name: DENNIS MAKINANO ENAD
School: SURIGAO STATE COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY-MAIN CAMPUS
Rating: 89.00%

RANK 4
Name: ANTHONY IGUIZ VILLAMOR JR
School: RIZAL TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY
Rating: 89.00%

RANK 5 
Name: KATHRICIA ROSE ALCALA ALCOREZA
School: SOUTHERN LUZON STATE UNIVERSITY - LUCBAN (SLPC)
Rating: 88.50%

RANK 5
Name: EDWARD LACEA MAGLAJOS
School: BOHOL ISLAND STATE UNIVERSITY-BALILIHAN
Rating: 88.50%

RANK 5
Name: ZYJA DLANE DE VERA MALIT
School: PHILIPPINE COLLEGE OF SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY - CALASIAO 
Rating: 88.50%

RANK 5
Name: MARK ANTHONY ASUNCION RUIZ
School: SECONDARY SCHOOL
Rating: 88.50%

RANK 6
Name: SHARA LEE MANALO MARTINEZ
School: BATANGAS STATE UNIVERSITY - ALANGILAN
Rating: 87.50%

RANK 7
Name: JONATHAN DALAGAN AYENG
School: DUAL TECH TRAINING CENTER FOUNDATION, INC. CANLUBANG
Rating: 87.00%

RANK 7
Name: RICKY BONZO CABILLANES
School: BOHOL ISLAND STATE UNIVERSITY-BALILIHAN
Rating: 87.00%

RANK 8
Name: ALDRIN ENGRESO ALINDOG
School: TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY OF THE PHILIPPINES - MANILA
Rating: 86.50%

RANK 9
Name: JIREH GAYETA CATINDIG
School: BATANGAS STATE UNIVERSITY - ALANGILAN
Rating: 86.00%

RANK 9
Name: JOMEL ABDON MAYUGA
School: SOUTHERN LUZON STATE UNIVERSITY-LUCBAN (SLPC)
Rating: 86.00%

RANK 9
Name: LEMUEL JAN LAS NAVAL
School: BATANGAS STATE UNIVERSITY - ALANGILAN
Rating: 86.00%

RANK 9
Name: RAYMOND SANCHEZ NISAY
School: BATAAN PENINSULA STATE UNIVERSITY - MAIN CAMPUS
Rating: 86.00%

RANK 9
Name: JOHN VINCENT TAGAPULOT OMBE
School: PALAWAN STATE UNIVERSITY-P. PRINCESA
Rating: 86.00%

RANK 9
Name: RAFAEL CHIONG RODRIGUEZ
School: ZAMBOANGA CITY STATE POLYTECHNIC COLLEGE
Rating: 86.00%

RANK 10
Name: EDWIN PEPITO CABANSAG JR.
School: PHILIPPINE COLLEGE OF SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY-CALASIAO
Rating: 85.50%
RANK 10
Name: ROMEO ALEJADO DELFINO
School: NEGROS ORIENTAL STATE UNIVERSITY (CVPC)-DUMAGUETE
Rating: 85.50%

RANK 10
Name: NORMAN PAYOT GERONA
School: SOUTHERN LEYTE STATE UNIVERSITY (SLSCST)-SOGOD
Rating: 85.50%
RANK 10
Name: RAPHNER MATUNDING MENDOZA
School: NORTHERN ILOILO STATE UNIV.- MAIN (FOR NO.ILOILO PSC-ESTANCIA
Rating: 85.50%

RANK 10
Name: CRISANTO PABLO NEMENZO JR.
School: SECONDARY SCHOOL
Rating: 85.50%


SOURCE:
PRC Philippines



Tips on How to Excel in the Registered Master Electrician Licensure Examination

Preparing for the Registered Master Electrician (RME) Licensure Examination requires a combination of thorough understanding of electrical principles, practical skills, and effective exam strategies. Here are some tips to help you excel:

Understand the Exam Structure: Familiarize yourself with the exam format, types of questions (multiple-choice, calculations, etc.), and time allotted for each section. This helps in planning your study approach.

Review the Syllabus: Obtain a copy of the exam syllabus or outline provided by the licensing authority. This outlines the specific topics and areas that will be covered in the exam. Use this as a guide for your study plan.

Study Materials: Use reliable study materials such as textbooks, reference guides, and online resources that cover all aspects of electrical theory, codes, regulations, and practical applications. Ensure the materials are updated and relevant to the current exam content.

Practice Regularly: Practice is crucial for success. Solve sample questions, previous years' exam papers, and mock tests to familiarize yourself with the exam style and to gauge your readiness. This also helps in improving your speed and accuracy.

Focus on Key Areas: Pay extra attention to core topics such as electrical principles, wiring regulations (NEC or IEC depending on your country), electrical codes, safety practices, and troubleshooting techniques. These are often heavily tested areas.

Hands-on Experience: If possible, gain practical experience alongside your theoretical studies. Understanding how concepts apply in real-world scenarios can deepen your understanding and improve retention of knowledge.

Create a Study Schedule: Plan your study time wisely. Allocate specific time slots for different subjects or topics based on their weightage in the exam. Consistency is key to covering all areas comprehensively.

Join Study Groups: Collaborate with peers or join study groups where you can discuss difficult concepts, share study resources, and quiz each other. Explaining concepts to others can also reinforce your own understanding.

Stay Updated: Keep up-to-date with any changes in electrical codes, regulations, or exam formats. Follow industry publications, attend seminars, or join professional organizations related to electrical engineering.

Manage Exam Day Stress: On the day of the exam, arrive early, stay calm, and read instructions carefully. Prioritize questions you find easier to answer first to build confidence and manage time effectively for more challenging ones.

Seek Guidance: If you encounter difficulties with certain topics, don't hesitate to seek help from instructors, mentors, or online forums. Sometimes discussing with others can provide clarity and new perspectives.

By following these tips and maintaining a disciplined approach to your studies, you can significantly increase your chances of excelling in the Registered Master Electrician Licensure Examination. 


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