Top Performing Schools in the August 2012 Mining Engineer Licensure Examination

Posted on August 18, 2012 in Top Performing Schools 2012

The table below shows the list of top performing schools in the August 2012 Mining Engineer Licensure Examination in the Philippines.

The rankings were determined using the total number of examinees and the percentage of students who successfully passed the exam.


Schools	Total Number of Examinees	Total Number of Passers	Passing Percentage
1. Adamson University	1	1	100.00%
2. University of the Philippines-Diliman	24	23	95.83%
3. Palawan State University-Puerto Princesa	15	14	93.33%
4. Cebu Institute of Technology	25	19	76.00%

For the complete and more detailed list of the licensure exam results, please see the Performance of Schools in the August 2012 Mining Engineer Licensure Examination from the Professional Regulatory Commission (PRC) website.

The table below shows the list of top performing schools in the August 2012 Mining Engineer Licensure Examination in the Philippines. The rankings were determined using the total number of examinees and the percentage of students who successfully passed the exam. Schools Total Number of Examinees Total Number of Passers Passing Percentage 1. Adamson University 1 1 100.00% 2. University of the Philippines-Diliman 24 23 95.83% 3. Palawan State University-Puerto Princesa 15 14 93.33% 4. Cebu Institute of Technology 25 19 76.00% For the complete and more detailed list of the licensure exam results, please see the Performance of Schools in the August 2012 Mining Engineer Licensure Examination from the Professional Regulatory Commission (PRC) website.

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