LIST OF PASSERS: March 12, 2017 Civil Service Exam Results CSE-PPT

MANILA, Philippines – The 'March 2017 Civil Service Exam results' for Professional and Subprofessional levels together with the list of passers, top examinees and related announcements are available at this website as the Civil Service Commission (CSC) officially released the results online forty one (41) days after the last day of examination.
Below is the summary of March 2017 Civil Service Exam - Pen and Paper Test (CSE-PPT) results for Professional and Subprofessional levels courtesy of CSC.

MARCH 2017 CSE-PPT RESULTS SUMMARY

• Professional Level: List of Passers (NCR | CAR | CARAGA | ARMM | Region 1 | Region 2 | Region 3 | Region 4 | Region 5 | Region 6 | Region 7 | Region 8 | Region 9 | Region 10 | Region 11 | Region 12)
• SubProfessional Level: List of Passers (NCR | CAR | CARAGA | ARMM | Region 1 | Region 2 | Region 3 | Region 4 | Region 5 | Region 6 | Region 7 | Region 8 | Region 9 | Region 10 | Region 11 | Region 12)
• Top 10 Passers Professional: March 2017 Civil Service Exam Pen and Paper Test (CSC-PPT) Results
• Top 10 Passers SubProfessional: March 2017 Civil Service Exam Pen and Paper Test (CSC-PPT) Results
• Verification of Rating OCSERGS: March 2017 Civil Service Exam

A total of 25,090 out of 219,679 examinees passed or an overall passing rate of 11.42%. 21,640 out of 188,528 examinees passed the Professional level while 3,450 out of 31,169 examinees passed in the Subprofessional.

The exams are administered by the Civil Service Commission on March 12, 2017 at CSC testing centers located in NCR, CAR, CARAGA, ARMM and all Regional testing centers nationwide.

CSC said that the bulk of examinees for March 2017 came from the National Capital Region (NCR), having 34, 827 examinees or an equivalent of 15.09% of all examinees nationwide. It was followed by Region 4 (Southern Tagalog) having 32, 654 examinees or 14.15% and Region 3 (Central Luzon) with 15, 703.

As per CSC,

The professional eligibility is needed for appointment to second level (technical) positions in the government, requiring at least a bachelor’s degree for education. The Subprofessional eligibility is applicable to first level (clerical) government positions that require less than four years of college studies. The Professional eligibility may also be used for clerical positions. Both eligibilities, though, cannot be used for positions involving practice of profession and those covered by special laws.

Passing the CSC exams is not the only requirement for working in the government. CSC reminded that aspirants shall meet the education, experience and training requirements needed for the position. Likewise, they will have to undergo screening process by the selection board which might include interviews, written exams, among others.

RELEASE OF RESULTS

According to the Commission’s examinees guide in taking Civil Service Examination Pen and Paper Test, the target release date for the results of March 2017 CSC-PPT (Professional and Subprofessional) exams will be on April 21, 2017 or in forty seven (41) working days after the last day of eligibility examinations . However, results may be released earlier or later without prior notice.

Update as of April 20, 2017: Civil Service Commission (CSC) said that results might be released within this week or early next week.

On the same exam conducted by CSC on April 2016 and October 2016, results were out after a month. Examination rating can be generated in approximately 15 days after the list of passers is posted using the Online Civil Service Exam Result Generation System (OCSERGS). Those who pass the exams should verify with the CSC Regional Office the availability of Certification of Eligibility (CoE). Representatives are not allowed to claim the CoE. Claiming of certification will be available approximately 30 days after posting of results.

PREVIOUS EXAMS

During October 2016 CSE-PPT, 203,339 examinees took the exams for Professional and Subprofessional levels. 19, 870 or 11.33% of the total examinees passed in the Professional Level while  22,978 passers or 11.09% passed in the Subprofessional Level. Clinton John Miglana from CARAGA region topped the exams in Professional test having 91.17% rating followed by Joelle Sophia Peña from National Capital Region with a rating of 90.62%. Meanwhile, in Subprofessional level, Dianne Franz Abal from Western Visayas got the highest rating having 86.99% followed by Hazel Pereira from NCR garnering 86.97% rating.

On April 2016 of the same exams, 5,276 out of 229,463 examinees successfully passed. 22, 041 passers were conferred with civil service Professional eligibility, while 3,235 passers received the Subprofessional eligibility. Hannah Ivyn Hazel Damian from NCR topped the Professional eligibility exams garnering 92.36% rating. She was followed by Emil Alfred Edgar Mendoza also from NCR and Marc Gelian Ante from Bicol Region having 91.81%. In Subprofessional level, Jerome De Chavez from NCR ranked first having 88.28% followed by Seth Kenan Turian from Bicol Region garnering 87.59% rating. In the same exam, CSC reported that NCR got the highest passing percentage of 18.36%.

Here is the summary of CSE-PPT results in the last three exams.

Civil Service Exam Date	No. of Examinees	Passers	Passing Rate
March 2017 CSE-PPT	219,679	25,090	11.42%
October 2016 CSE-PPT	203,339	22,978	11.30%
April 2016 CSE-PPT	229,463	25,276	11.0%
October 2015 CSE-PPT	119,333	13,152	11.02%

EXAMINATION COVERAGE

The March 2017 CSC-PPT both for Professional and Subprofessional levels covered the following topics.

Professional Level (Prof)

• In English and Filipino (Vocabulary, Grammar and Correct Usage, Paragraph Organization, Reading Comprehension, Analogy, Logic and Numerical Reasoning)
• General Information (Philippine Constitution, Code of Conduct and Ethical Standards for Public Officials and Employees RA No. 6713, Peace and Human Rights Issues and Concepts, Environment  Manaagement and Protection)

SubProfessional Level (SubProf)

• In English and Filipino (Vocabulary, Grammar and Correct Usage, Paragraph Organization, Reading Comprehension, Spelling, Clerical Operations and Numerical Reasoning)
• General Information (Philippine Constitution, Code of Conduct and Ethical Standards for Public Officials and Employees RA No. 6713, Peace and Human Rights Issues and Concepts, Environment  Manaagement and Protection)

The CSC-PPT for Professional level covered 170 test items in 3 hours and 10 minutes while in Subprofessional test, 165 test items in 2 hours and 40 minutes.

To pass the eligibility exams, CSC said that an examinee must obtain an average rating of at least 80.00%.



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