PRC Board Exam Results Checker 2026

How to Use the PRC Board Exam Results Checker

Select your exam from the dropdown — all recent and upcoming PRC licensure exams are listed with their current status. Type your surname (required) and optionally your first name to narrow the results. Hit "Search Passers List" and the tool instantly checks the official list.

If multiple names match, confirm using your middle name. The tool displays the full name exactly as it appears on the official PRC passers list.

This tool searches the official passers list only. For your individual subject scores and general average, use the Verification of Rating on LERIS — both passers and non-passers can check their ratings there.

How PRC Releases Board Exam Results

Processing time: Most board exam results are released within 3–10 working days after the last day of examination. Large-volume exams take longer — the LET (teachers) typically takes 39–63 working days due to 300,000+ examinees.

Where PRC announces first: The official PRC Facebook page (facebook.com/PRCphl) usually posts the announcement before the website. The full passers list then appears on prc.gov.ph as a downloadable PDF.

What gets published: PRC releases three documents per exam: the full list of successful examinees (alphabetical), the top 10 passers with their ratings, and the performance of schools showing passing percentages per institution.

When individual ratings load: Your Verification of Rating on LERIS becomes available 1–3 days after the official announcement. If you get "No record found" on day one, wait and try again — new results take time to load into the system.

You Passed — What to Do Next

Congratulations! Here's your step-by-step checklist after passing the board exam:

1. Verify your rating. Go to verification.prc.gov.ph and check your individual subject scores. Screenshot the results — employers and foreign boards ask for these numbers later.

2. File your Initial Registration on LERIS. This is how you get your license number, Certificate of Registration, and your first PRC ID. Our Initial Registration guide walks you through every step. Tip: waiting 2–3 weeks past the rush often means far better appointment slots at PRC offices.

3. Complete your Oath Taking. This is a prerequisite for most boards before receiving your PRC ID. Check our Oath Taking guide for schedules, requirements, and what to expect.

4. Get your PRC ID. After registration and oath taking, your PRC ID is released. This is your official proof of licensure.

5. Start tracking CPD units. As a newly licensed professional, your CPD compliance period begins. Know how many units you need and when your first compliance deadline is.

You Didn't Pass — Your Options

Check your actual scores first. Use Verification of Rating to see your per-subject grades. You might be closer than you think — and knowing your weak areas focuses your review.

Check if you qualify for removal or conditional exams. Some boards offer removal exams for examinees who passed most subjects. Your individual ratings tell you if you qualify.

File as a Repeater for the next exam. Use the same LERIS account. The process is the same as your first application — select "Repeater" as your examinee type. See our Board Exam Application guide for the full walkthrough.

Note your board's retake rules. Refresher course requirements kick in after multiple attempts for several boards. Check the specific requirements for your profession.

Upcoming PRC Board Exam Results 2026

Here are the exams with results expected in the coming weeks and months:

Bookmark this page — we update the results checker as soon as PRC releases each passers list.

FAQs

How to check PRC board exam results?

Use the Results Checker tool above — select your exam and search by surname. For individual subject scores, use Verification of Rating at verification.prc.gov.ph.

How to check PRC board exam results online?

The passers list is published at prc.gov.ph. You can also search by name using our tool above. Individual ratings are available at verification.prc.gov.ph.

How long does PRC take to release board exam results?

Most exams release results within 3–10 working days. Large exams like LET take 39–63 working days. CPA and other major exams typically take 2–3 weeks.

Can I check my PRC rating even if I didn't pass?

Yes. Both passers and non-passers can view their per-subject scores through Verification of Rating on LERIS. This is useful for planning retakes.

Why is my name not on the passers list?

Possible reasons: results are loading in batches, your name format differs from your application (maiden vs married name), or there's a spelling variation. Try searching with just your surname or check LERIS Verification of Rating directly.

How to verify PRC board exam rating on LERIS?

Go to verification.prc.gov.ph, select Verification of Rating, choose your exam name and date, enter your name, application number, and birthdate. Ratings load 1–3 days after the official announcement.

What to do after passing the board exam?

Check your rating, file Initial Registration on LERIS, complete oath taking, get your PRC ID, and start tracking CPD units. See the "You Passed" section above for the full checklist.

What to do if I failed the PRC board exam?

Check your per-subject scores on LERIS, check if you qualify for a removal exam, and file as a Repeater for the next exam cycle using the same LERIS account.

When is the next LET board exam 2026?

The LET is scheduled for September 20, 2026. Results are expected by November–December 2026.

When is the next NLE nursing board exam 2026?

The NLE is scheduled for August 29–30, 2026. Results are expected by mid-September 2026.

How to apply as a Repeater on LERIS?

Log into your LERIS account, file a new exam application, and select "Repeater" as examinee type. Follow our Board Exam Application guide for the full walkthrough.

Is the PRC Results Checker tool free?

Yes, 100% free. This tool searches the official passers list published by PRC. We are not affiliated with PRC or any government agency.