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BOAR D EXAM By Group 7 Board Exam A board exam is a standardized test administered by a professional regulatory body to assess the knowledge, skills, and competencies of candidates seeking licensure in a specific profession. The Professional Regulation Commission (PRC) ov...

BOAR D EXAM By Group 7 Board Exam A board exam is a standardized test administered by a professional regulatory body to assess the knowledge, skills, and competencies of candidates seeking licensure in a specific profession. The Professional Regulation Commission (PRC) oversees these exams for various fields such as engineering, nursing, and teaching. Successfully passing a board exam is a requirement to practice legally in that profession.  These are some of the available Professional Licensure Exams administered by the PRC: 1. Nursing Licensure Exam 2. Teacher Licensure Exam (LET) 4. Accountancy Licensure Exam 3. Engineering Exams (Civil, 5. Architecture Licensure Exam Electrical, Mechanical, etc.) 6. Dentistry Licensure Exam 8. Psychology Licensure 7. Medicine Licensure Exam Exam 9. Pharmacy Licensure Exam 10. Agriculture Licensure Exam  For engineers, the PRC administers board exams for various disciplines of engineering. Here’s a breakdown of the engineering licensure examinations: 1.Civil Engineering Licensure 3. Mechanical Engineering Exam Licensure Exam 2. Electrical Engineering Licensure Exam 4. Electronics Engineering Licensure Exam 5. Chemical Engineering 7. Mining Engineering Licensure Exam Licensure Exam 6. Agricultural Engineering 8. Geodetic Engineering Licensure Exam Licensure Exam  Exam Format for ECE Mathematics - General Engineering Electronics Electronics System 20% Applied Sciences - Engineering - 30% Technologies - 30% 20%  Exam Format for ECE 1. Differential Calculus 2. Integral Calculus 3. Differential Equations Mathematics - 20% 4. Advamced Engineering Mathematics for ECE 5. Engineering Data Analysis 6. Electromagnetic/Vector Analysis General Engineering Applied Sciences - 20% 7. Signals, Spectra & Signal Processing 8. Feedback and Control System Electronics Engineering - 30% Electronics System Technologies - 30%  Mathematics - 20% Exam Format 1. Chemistry for Engineers for ECE 2. Physics for Engineers 3. Engineering Economics 4. Engineering Management 5. Technopreneurship 101 6. Physics 2 General Engineering Applied Sciences - 20% 7. Materials Science Engineering 8. Computer Programming 9. Environment Science and Engineering 10. ECE Laws, Contracts, Ethics, Standards, and Electronics Engineering - 30% Electronics System Technologies - 30% Safety 11. Computer-Aided Drawing  Mathematics - 20% Exam Format 1. DC electrical circuits for ECE 2. AC electrical circuits 3. Electromagnetic General Engineering Applied Sciences - 20% 4. Electronic Devices and Circuits 5. Electronic Circuits Analysis and Design 6. Electronics System and Design 7. Logic Circuits and Switching Theory Electronics Engineering - 30% 8. Microprocessor and Microcontroller System and Design 9. Feedback and Control System Electronics System Technologies - 30%  Mathematics - 20% Exam Format for ECE 1. Signal, Spectra, Processing General Engineering Applied Sciences - 20% 2. Principles of Communication 3. Digital Communications 4. Transmission and Antenna Systems Electronics Engineering - 5. Electronics 3: Electronics System and Design 30% 6. Data Communication Electronics System Technologies - 30%  Passing Rate and Grading The minimum passing rate for most engineering board exams is 70%. There are multiple subjects in each exam, and it is crucial to pass all sections. Some exams have minimum subject-specific passing rates that candidates must meet to avoid failing the entire exam. Examination Schedule The PRC schedules engineering board exams at least twice a year for most disciplines. Civil, Electrical, and Mechanical engineering exams are generally held in April/May and November, but the exact dates are announced by the PRC months in advance. Engineering Board Exam Preparation Most engineering graduates spend months preparing for the licensure exam by enrolling in review centers. These centers provide focused study programs, mock exams, and lectures based on the topics covered in the exam. Self-study is also an option, but many find review centers to be highly beneficial given the competitive and technical nature of engineering exams. Engineering Board Exam Preparation What to Bring: 1. Notice of Admission (NOA): 2. Official Receipt of Examination Fee: 3. Valid ID: 4. Pencil (No. 2) and Ballpen: 5. Calculator (If Allowed): Engineering Board Exams allow specific types of calculators, but there are restrictions: Engineering Board Exam Preparation and What to bring Engineering Board Exam Preparation and What to bring Engineering Board Exam Preparation and What to bring Engineering Board Exam Preparation and What to bring Engineering Board Exam Preparation and What to bring Reminders Before the Exam: 1. Arrive Early: Be at the exam venue at least 1 to 2 hours before the scheduled time to account for any security checks and to avoid any delays. 2. Dress Code: Wear appropriate, comfortable clothing, preferably a white shirt with a collar (as required by PRC). Avoid wearing flashy accessories or anything that might cause distraction. Engineering Board Exam Preparation and What to bring The duration of PRC board exams varies depending on the specific profession. Typically, each exam day lasts between 4 to 8 hours, with tests often spanning multiple days. But for Engineering usually takes two days. Top Notchers and Recognition Engineering licensure exams often have topnotchers, who are the examinees that achieve the highest scores. Being a topnotcher in an engineering board exam brings immense prestige and recognition in the field, and it often leads to better career opportunities Result and Licensing Results of the engineering board exams are typically released by the PRC within a month after the exam. Once the results are announced, successful candidates must take an Oath of Professional Engineers before obtaining their Professional Engineer License. After passing the board exam, engineers are officially recognized as Registered Engineers and can append the title R.Eng. to their name.  Continuing Professional Development (CPD) Licensed engineers must complete Continuing Professional Development (CPD) programs to renew their licenses every three years. CPD programs are aimed at enhancing the knowledge and skills of licensed professionals in their respective fields. Career Path and Opportunities Passing the engineering board exam is essential for those who wish to practice their profession legally in the Philippines. Licensed engineers can work in various fields such as construction, manufacturing, telecommunications, public infrastructure, and energy. In addition, licensed engineers can pursue roles in academia, research, or even advance to become project managers or consultants in their field. Than k You This end our report, Let's be part of each and everyone's Symphony