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UST produces 25 new chemical engineers on May 2024 boards

1 min read — Out of its 33 takers, 25 passed as new Thomasian chemical engineers. This is slightly lower than the October 2023 boards passing rate, where UST recorded 77.22 percent with 61 out of its 79 takers passed.

Published 12 months ago on May 28, 2024

by Princess Patricia Lumenario

(Photo by Ricardo Magpoc Jr./TomasinoWeb)

The University posts a 75.76 percent passing rate on the May 2024 Chemical Engineering Licensure Examination, Professional Regulation Commission announced on Monday, May 27.

Out of its 33 takers, 25 passed as new Thomasian chemical engineers. This is slightly lower than the October 2023 boards passing rate, where UST recorded 77.22 percent with 61 out of its 79 takers passed.

The University of the Philippines - Diliman and De La Salle University shared the first spot in the list of top performing schools with a perfect passing rate. With 28 and 11 passers, respectively.

Meanwhile, Miguel Bungalon of University of the Philippines - Los Baños is no. 1 in the licensure examinations.

According to PRC, there are 640 passers out of 928 takers for the Chem Engg boards posting a 68.97 percent passing rate.

The licensure examinations for chemical engineers was held in testing centers at NCR, Baguio, Cagayan de Oro, Cebu, Davao, Iloilo, Legazpi, Lucena and Rosales last May 21 to 23.

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Princess Patricia Lumenario is the Managing Editor of TomasinoWeb. Over the years, Pat continued her writing journey despite studying in a different field. Now in her third year as a medical technology student, she still dedicates a part of her time to journalism. Amid her studies and work, Pat finds comfort in finishing books off her list and doing a movie marathon even during a stressful exam week. However, her ultimate comfort space is with her cats, healing everything with just a cuddle with them.