MARCH 17, 2013 Real Estate Broker Exam Result

Last March 17,2013 (Sunday) the said examination was given by the Professional Regulation Commission and  conducted in the different testing center in the country from Cities of Lucena,Legaspi,Iloilo,Cebu,Baguio,Cagayan de Oro, Davao and Manila.  Under R. A. 9646 Implementing Rules and Regulation (IRR).

  "SEC. 16. Release of the Results of Examination. The results of the licensure examination shall be released by the Board within ten (10) days from the last day of the examination.  The result shall be published in a daily major newspaper of general circulation and PRC website".

Finally the long wait was over when it was released by the Professional Regulatory Board of Real Estate Service (PRBRES) after eight (8) days of waiting.  1,928 successful examines out of 2,969 who took part in the said examination. That would translate to 64.94% National Passing Percentage. The Board composition are Dr. Eduardo G. Ong, Ph.D., Chairman with Board Members Ramon C. F. Cuervo III,Florintino C. Dino II,and Rafel M. Fajardo.

For the complete list click the link: http://www.prc.gov.ph/uploaded/documents/REB0313se.pdf 

Congratulations and happy selling!

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