17.19% of examinees pass March 13 civil service exams

By Alec Go

A total of 12,179 examinees or 17.19% of the 70,833 number of examinees nationwide passed the March 13 Career Service Examination-Pen and Paper Test, according to the  Civil Service Commission (CSC).

The CSC said 9,651 or 16.94% out of 56,980 individuals passed the exam for the professional level, while 2,528 or 18.25% passed the subprofessional level exam out of 13,853 examinees.

The Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao posted the highest passing rate at 32.40% or 104 passers out of 321 examinees, followed by Caraga at 26.49% or 578 passers out of 2,182, and by Cordillera Administrative Region at 26.15% or 1,110 passers out of 4,245 examinees.

The results can be viewed at the CSC website, with only the names of passers searchable. “If an examinee’s name cannot be found, it means they failed the test,” the CSC said in its media release.

Individual test results can be generated at http://erpo.csc.gov.ph/ocsergs/ by May 27.

Passers are advised to claim their certificates of eligibility, printed on CSC letterhead, for free through CSC regional offices and field offices by June 13 this year, and to check the certifications’ availability before claiming. 

They may also apply for the certification printed on special paper “at cost” beginning June 13, but should contact their regional offices for an appointment. 

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