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The Professional Regulation Commission (PRC) and the Board of Professional Teachers released on Thursday, December 18, the results of the September and November 2025 Licensure Examination for Professional Teachers (LEPT) for both Elementary and Secondary levels.

As announced, 21,967 out of 43,035 (51.04%) examinees in the elementary level and 57,729 out of 79,493 (72.62%) examinees in the secondary level successfully passed the said exam. Overall, 79,696 out of 122,528 examinees passed, resulting in a 65.04% national passing rate — the highest recorded in previous LEPT examinations.

In elementary level, one (50.00%) passer came from the Roxas City Main Campus; 54 (59.34%) from Dayao Satellite College; three (42.86%) from Dumarao Satellite College; five (50.00%) from Burias Campus; 21 (47.73%) from Pilar Satellite College; two (33.33%) from Pontevedra Campus; and 29 (46.77%) from Tapaz Satellite College.

Likewise, for the secondary level, 150 (76.53%) passers came from the Roxas City Main Campus; three (60.00%) from Dayao Satellite College; three (23.08%) from Dumarao Satellite College; three (75.00%) from Mambusao Satellite College; 35 (68.63%) from Burias Campus; one (50.00%) from Pilar Satellite College; 52 (83.87%) from Pontevedra Campus; eight (38.10%) from Sigma Satellite College; and two (33.33%) from Tapaz Satellite College.

Overall, CAPSU posted a 51.80% passing rate in the elementary level, with 115 passers out of 222 takers, of whom 104 (67.97%) were first-time examinees. In the secondary level, the university recorded a 71.38% passing rate, with 257 passers out of 360 takers, including 237 (79.79%) first-time takers. Combined, CAPSU achieved an overall institutional passing rate of 63.91%.

The PRC administered the board exams on September 21 and November 30, 2025, in 45 testing centers all over the Philippines, Hong Kong and Thailand. The Board of Professional Teachers is chaired by Dr. Rosita L. Navarro, with Dr. Paz I. Lucido as vice chairperson, and Dr. Paraluman R. Giron and Dr. Nora M. Uy as members. | via Marco Jeslie B. Tuazon, CAPSU-PIO.

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With information from the Professional Regulation Commission.