The UP Alumni Engineers (UPAE) proudly congratulates the University of the Philippines in its outstanding performance in the Professional Regulation Commission (PRC) May 2023 Chemical Engineering Licensure Examinations. The university’s commitment to academic excellence and dedication to producing highly competent engineers have once again been recognized through these exceptional achievements.

Chemical Engineer Licensure Examination:

The University of the Philippines proudly announced its remarkable achievement as the top-performing institution in the May 2023 Chemical Engineer Licensure Examination. This exceptional result reflects the dedication, competence, and excellence of our graduates.

We are delighted to highlight the exemplary achievement of UP Diliman College of Engineering’s outstanding passing rate of 96.67%, as well as UP Visayas – Iloilo City and Los Baños College of Engineering and Agro-industrial Technology, which achieved equally impressive 90% and 88.1% passing rates, respectively. This remarkable accomplishment demonstrates the commitment to academic excellence across all campuses of UP.

We extend our heartfelt congratulations to all the passers from UP Diliman, UP Visayas, and UP Los Baños, recognizing their commitment, hard work, and perseverance. Their achievement is a testament to their exceptional abilities and the quality of education provided by the university. Together, let us continue to serve our nation and utilize our engineering skills for the betterment of our country.

Furthermore, we would like to honor the highest-ranking passers from UP Diliman and UPLB:

2 – JOHN VINCENT TIU YU (UPD)
3 – IAN JASON PANGILINAN EBIO (UPD)
4 – NEIL JOHN FLORES CATAPANG (UPLB)
10 – JEAN ROVEN NOBLEZA GENTOLEA (UPD)

We extend our heartfelt congratulations to all the passers from UP Diliman, Visayas, and Los Baños, recognizing their commitment, hard work, and perseverance. Their achievement is a testament to their exceptional abilities and the quality of education provided by the university. Together, let us continue to serve our nation and utilize our engineering skills for the betterment of our country.