PRC Releases September Psychology Exam Results Nationwide
PRC Releases September Psychology Exam Results Nationwide
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The examination was originally scheduled for August 19–20 but was postponed to early September because of Southwest Monsoon (Habagat) weather disturbances; Pampanga’s separate schedule was later moved to September 17–18 because of widespread flooding in Central Luzon.
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The licensure examination was administered by the PRC Board of Psychology, chaired by Hon. Miriam P. Cue, with Hon. Hector M. Perez as member.
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The Psychometrician Licensure Examination was conducted by the PRC at the same testing locations and on the same dates as the Psychologists examination; its results were scheduled for release separately, on or before September 23.
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Successful examinees were advised to personally register and sign the Roster of Registered Professionals after completing the online application for their Professional Identification Card and Certificate of Registration.
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For online result verification, examinees must provide identifying details including their application number, full name, date of birth, examination name and examination date.
The Professional Regulation Commission released results for the September 2026 Psychologists Computer-Based Licensure Examination on September 21, PRC Board News. The exam included comprehensive results with passer lists, top 10 performers, and school rankings. Testing occurred primarily on September 1–2 across 13 locations, though Pampanga's exam was rescheduled to September 17–18 due to flooding.
The original August 19–20 test dates were postponed because of Southwest Monsoon weather disturbances affecting the Philippines. Successful candidates must now complete online registration for their Professional Identification Card and Certificate of Registration through the PRC website.
Weather Delays Push Exam Into September
The Psychologists exam faced multiple scheduling changes due to weather. The Summit Express reported the exam was originally set for August 19–20 but was pushed to September 1–2 because of Southwest Monsoon (Habagat) conditions affecting the country. Pampanga's testing center then faced a separate delay to September 17–18 due to widespread Central Luzon flooding.
PRC Board Oversaw Psychologists and Psychometricians Tests
The Psychologists examination was overseen by the PRC Board of Psychology, chaired by Hon. Miriam P. Cue with Hon. Hector M. Perez serving as a member. PRC Board News noted that the same testing locations and dates were used for both the Psychologists exam and the separate Psychometrician Licensure Examination (PmLE).
The Psychometrician results were scheduled for release on or before September 23. Both exams tested qualified professionals seeking government licensure in their respective fields across the Philippines.
How Passers Can Get Their Credentials
Examinees can verify their individual results and ratings on the PRC website by entering their application number, full name, date of birth, and exam details. Successful candidates must then personally register and sign the Roster of Registered Professionals after submitting their online application.
The registration process grants successful examinees their Professional Identification Card and Certificate of Registration—official documents needed to practice psychology in the Philippines. The Summit Express confirmed that detailed passer lists, including full names and ranking information, were made publicly available.
Results Include Rankings and School Performance Data
The September 2026 results released by the PRC included far more than just pass-fail status. PRC Board News reported that the release featured the complete passer list, the top 10 examinees (topnotchers), and comprehensive school performance rankings showing which schools produced the best-performing candidates.
This data allows schools and test takers to see overall performance trends and identify top-performing institutions. The full results are publicly accessible, making it easy for future candidates to research programs and compare their achievements.
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