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Mechanical Engineers and Certified Plant Mechanics Special Professional Licensure Examinations results, May 2026 — PRC

Released: June 3, 2026 Passers: 10 / 10 examinees Official PRC PDF

PhilTweets summary card for Mechanical Engineers and Certified Plant Mechanics Special Professional Licensure Examinations results, May 2026

The Mechanical Engineers and Certified Plant Mechanics Special Professional Licensure Examinations results for May 2026 are available through the linked PRC announcement. This summary separates the figures recorded in that announcement from details readers need to check directly.

Result at a glance

ExaminationMechanical Engineers and Certified Plant Mechanics Special Professional Licensure Examinations
Exam periodMay 2026
Release dateJune 3, 2026
Passers10
Examinees10
Passing rate100.00%

The announcement records 10 passers among 10 examinees. That is a passing rate of 100.00% for this release.

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