CELE March 2026 RESULTS: Civil Engineer Licensure Exam List of Passers

CELE March 2026 — The Professional Regulation Commission (PRC), through its Board of Civil Engineering, is set to announce the results of the March 2026 Civil Engineer Licensure Examination (CELE), a highly anticipated event among engineering graduates nationwide. The official results covering the complete list of successful examinees, the Top 10 highest performers, and the overall performance of participating schools are projected to be released within five working days following the final examination date.

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The Civil Engineer Licensure Examination was administered over two days, March 26 and 27, 2026, marking another major milestone for thousands of aspiring licensed civil engineers seeking to formally enter the profession. To accommodate examinees from different regions, the PRC conducted the exams simultaneously in multiple testing centers strategically located across the country.

Examination venues were established in Metro Manila (NCR) and key provincial locations including Baguio, Butuan, Cagayan de Oro, Calapan, Cebu, Davao, Iloilo, Koronadal, Legazpi, Lucena, Pagadian, Palawan, Pampanga, Rosales, Tacloban, Tuguegarao, Zamboanga, and Ilocos Sur. This nationwide coordination underscored the PRC’s ongoing efforts to ensure accessibility and efficient examination administration for engineering graduates regardless of geographic location.

CELE March 2026 RESULTS Civil Engineer Licensure Exam List of Passers

The conduct, supervision, and integrity of the March 2026 CELE were overseen by the PRC Board of Civil Engineering, led by Chairman Engr. Praxedes P. Bernardo, together with board members Engr. Pericles P. Dakay and Engr. Romeo A. Estañero. The board played a central role in ensuring that the licensure examination adhered to the highest professional and ethical standards expected of one of the country’s most critical professions.

The upcoming release of the CELE results is expected to generate widespread attention not only among examinees and their families but also within academic institutions and the engineering community at large. The announcement of topnotchers and institutional performance often serves as a benchmark for educational excellence and professional preparation in the field of civil engineering.

With the examination phase now concluded, examinees eagerly await the official results, which will formally determine their eligibility to practice as licensed civil engineers and contribute to the nation’s infrastructure and development.

CELE 2026 Related Results

CELE 2026 Results
List of Passers: A-C | D-F | G-I | J-L | M-O | P-R | S-U | V-Z
Top 10: March 2026 Civil Engineer Licensure Exam Results
Top Schools/ Performance of Schools: March 2026 Civil Engineering Board Exam Results

List of Passers

Roll of Successful Examinees in the
CIVIL ENGINEER LICENSURE EXAMINATION
Held on March 26-27, 2026
Released on April 1-7, 2026

TBA————-95%

PRC Sets Target Date for Release of March 2026 CELE Results, Outlines Registration Process

The Professional Regulation Commission (PRC) has formally identified April 7, 2026 as the target date for the release of the March 2026 Civil Engineering Licensure Examination (CELE) results, pursuant to PRC Resolution No. 2113, series of 2025. The announcement covers the full examination outcome, including the list of successful examinees who qualify for professional registration as licensed civil engineers.

While the release date has been officially projected, the PRC clarified that the actual publication of the Civil Engineering Board Examination results may still be subject to adjustment. Depending on procedural requirements and the completion of validation processes, the results could be released earlier or later than the scheduled date.

Previous licensure examinations demonstrate that timelines may vary. During the November 2025 CELE, the Commission released the official results after five working days, highlighting that result announcements are influenced by operational considerations. In view of this, examinees are strongly encouraged to remain alert for updates.

The PRC advised the public to bookmark official result pages and closely monitor verified communication channels, including social media platforms, to receive the most accurate and current announcements regarding the release of the March 2026 CELE results.

Registration Schedule for Newly Licensed Civil Engineers

The examination results, successful examinees will be required to complete the professional registration process to obtain their Professional Identification (ID) Card and Certificate of Registration, which formally grant them the title of Registered Civil Engineer (RCE).

The PRC noted that the schedule for online appointment booking for initial registration has yet to be announced and remains to be determined (TBA). Examinees are advised to wait for official announcements before proceeding.

All registration appointments must be secured through the PRC’s official online registration system, accessible at https://online.prc.gov.ph/. The Commission emphasized that applicants should carefully follow the registration steps and ensure that all required documents are prepared in advance to avoid delays.

The following documents will be required during the registration process:

Notice of Admission (NOA), to be presented strictly for identity verification
Duly accomplished Oath Form (Panunumpa ng Propesyonal)
Two passport-sized identification photos, taken against a white background and bearing a complete name tag
Two sets of documentary stamps
One short brown envelope

The PRC further stressed that successful examinees must personally appear at the designated PRC office to complete their registration. As part of the process, registrants are required to sign the official Roster of Registered Professionals, which serves as the legal record of their entry into the civil engineering profession.

Completion of the registration process marks the final step before newly licensed civil engineers may lawfully practice their profession under Philippine law.

PRC Details Online Verification Process and Oath‑Taking Arrangements for New Civil Engineers

The official release of the Civil Engineer Licensure Examination (CELE) results, the Professional Regulation Commission (PRC) has outlined the procedures for online verification of examination ratings and the subsequent oath‑taking ceremonies, both of which serve as essential steps toward full professional registration.

A few days after the publication of the official list of passers, individual examination ratings and test outcomes will be made available through the PRC’s online systems. This verification process allows successful examinees to confirm their examination status and results conveniently through digital channels.

Passers may access the Verification Page on the official PRC website, where they can check their board examination performance. To retrieve accurate records, examinees are required to provide specific details, including the name of the examination, date of examination, application number, first name, last name, and birthdate. The PRC stressed that all information must be entered correctly to ensure successful verification of results.

The online verification facility serves as a transparent and accessible platform, enabling newly qualified civil engineers to validate their licensure credentials before proceeding to the next stages of professional induction.

Oath‑Taking Ceremonies for CELE Passers

In preparation for formal entry into the profession, the PRC also released guidelines regarding the oath‑taking ceremonies, which officially recognize board passers as members of the engineering profession.

Successful examinees who wish to attend the face‑to‑face mass oath‑taking ceremony are required to confirm their participation no later than 12:00 noon on the day prior to the scheduled oath‑taking date. Registration must be completed through the PRC online appointment system at http://online.prc.gov.ph, where participants can formally indicate their attendance.

For passers who are unable to join the in‑person ceremony, alternative options are available. Examinees may choose to participate in the virtual oath‑taking or formally request a special oath‑taking ceremony, subject to confirmation and scheduling. Once arrangements are finalized, the corresponding schedules will be announced and posted on the official PRC website.

Those opting for the online oath‑taking must secure an appointment through the same PRC portal and select “e‑OATH” as the designated transaction type. The PRC emphasized that online registration for the virtual oath‑taking will close five calendar days before the scheduled oathtaking date, and late registrations will not be accepted.

All inductees, regardless of oath‑taking mode, are required to download and print the “Oath of Professional” form, which is available through the PRC Online Services section of the official website. This document must be completed and prepared as part of the induction requirements.

Proceeding to Initial Registration

After completing the oath‑taking ceremony, newly inducted civil engineers must proceed with Initial Registration, the final step required to formalize their professional status. This process also requires securing an online appointment through http://online.prc.gov.ph.

The PRC reiterated that oath‑taking and registration are mandatory procedures that must be completed sequentially to ensure the proper issuance of professional credentials. Completion of these steps legally authorizes successful examinees to practice civil engineering under Philippine law.

As new civil engineers transition into the profession, the Commission continues to encourage all passers to closely follow official announcements and adhere strictly to the outlined procedures to avoid delays in their induction and registration.

Coverage of the March 2026 Civil Engineering Licensure Examination Table of Specifications (TOS)

Exam Subject Area	TOS Percentage Weight	Subjects and Topics Covered
Mathematics, Surveying, and Transportation Engineering	30%	Algebra; plane and spherical trigonometry; analytic geometry; descriptive and solid geometry; differential and integral calculus; highway and railroad surveying; plane, topographic, and hydrographic surveying; advanced surveying; planning, design, and construction of highways and railroads; engineering principles for piers, ports, and wharves
Hydraulics and Geotechnical Engineering	30%	Fluid properties; hydrostatic pressure; buoyancy and flotation; fluid flow and hydrodynamics; relative equilibrium of liquids; water supply systems; soil properties and classification; flow of fluid through soil mass; stresses in soil mass; soil strength and laboratory tests; bearing capacity; compaction; consolidation and settlement; lateral earth pressures; slope stability
Structural Engineering and Construction	40%	Engineering mechanics; strength of materials; theory of structures; analysis and design of reinforced concrete, steel, and timber structures; foundation engineering; construction principles; application of governing codes of practice in structural design and construction.

The Structural Engineering and Construction component carries the largest weight at 40 percent, underscoring the emphasis on structural analysis, material behavior, and compliance with engineering design codes. Meanwhile, Mathematics, Surveying, and Transportation Engineering and Hydraulics and Geotechnical Engineering are equally weighted at 30 percent each, reflecting their foundational importance in civil engineering practice.

Together, these subject areas measure an examinee’s analytical ability, technical competence, and readiness to handle real‑world engineering problems across planning, design, construction, and infrastructure development.