The moment results drop, two things happen at once. The official PRC site slows to a crawl, and scam links flood your feed claiming results are out hours before PRC says anything. Both are as predictable as the exam schedule itself.
This is your single reference for every LET result cycle. No separate post to hunt down for each batch. No link that goes dead after six months. Meanwhile, the latest results always sit at the top. Every past batch is also in the archive at the bottom. We update this page each March and September within hours of the official PRC release.
For all PRC board exam results and schedules, WisePH tracks every licensure cycle throughout the year.
Latest results: March 2026 LET
The March 2026 LET results came out on May 12, 2026. Testing took place in 41 testing centers all over the Philippines. By level, Elementary: 18,376 of 32,796 passed (56.03%); Secondary: 45,001 of 61,561 passed (73.10%). PRC withheld the results of 58 examinees pending review of their cases.
Board for Professional Teachers members: Dr. Rosita L. Navarro, Chairperson; Dr. Paz I. Lucido, Vice Chairperson; and Dr. Paraluman R. Giron, Member.
⏳ Results not yet available
The September 2026 LET results have not been released yet. The exam was held September 20, 2026. PRC's target release date is November 27, 2026.
How the latest batch compares
From September and November 2025, Elementary went up 4.99 points and Secondary went up 0.48 points. For Elementary, this is the highest rate in our records since March 2024. For Secondary, this is the highest rate in our records since March 2024. A year earlier, March 2025 posted 46.77% for Elementary and 62.27% for Secondary. Secondary passed at a rate 17.07 points higher than Elementary.
Top performing schools
For instance, Philippine Normal University Manila, Cebu Normal University, and West Visayas State University consistently produce the most passers by volume. PNU-Manila posted 390 Secondary passers out of 394 takers in the previous cycle, a 98.98% rate. Bicol University-Daraga hit 97.12% in Elementary in March 2025, passing 101 of 104 takers. Southern Luzon State University-Lucban also quietly cracks the top performing schools list almost every cycle. PRC publishes the full school performance report alongside the passers list on prc.gov.ph.
Next LET exam: schedule and application
Whether you just passed and want to tell a classmate about the application window, or you need to retake, this section shows the key dates for the next batch.
The LET runs twice a year, in March and September, and the dates of the next exam appear here as soon as PRC publishes its schedule. Apply through LERIS on prc.gov.ph. The application window usually opens about three to four months before the exam and closes six to eight weeks before, so do not wait on this one.
How to check your LET results safely
Check only two places: prc.gov.ph and the verified PRC Facebook page. Everything else carries risk.
However, every result cycle, fake Facebook pages posing as “PRC Updates” flood your feed days before the actual release. They post fabricated lists and shortened links. Those links lead to scam sites asking for personal details, verification fees, or survey completions. Philippine fact-checkers have flagged this pattern across recent cycles, and PRC has issued repeated official warnings about it.
| Safe to use | Avoid completely |
|---|---|
| prc.gov.ph | Unverified Facebook pages |
| PRC official Facebook page | Shortened URLs (bit.ly, tinyurl) |
| online1.prc.gov.ph (PRC mirror) | Sites requesting fees or personal info |
| This page (it links PRC’s own PDFs) | Any link not pointing to prc.gov.ph |
The moment you see “LET results out EARLY, click here,” stop. Close the tab. That is a scam, every single time.
When PRC’s website crashes
When results drop, prc.gov.ph slows to a crawl for one to four hours. Instead of hammering the main site, go straight to the official PRC Facebook page and download the PDF.
Tens of thousands of examinees hit the server at the exact same moment. Notably, PRC has acknowledged this in multiple advisories, calling it “access interruptions and/or system slowdown due to the influx of users.” It happens every single cycle without fail.
Here is what consistently works:
- Check the official PRC Facebook page first. They post the downloadable PDF at almost the same time the main site goes live. It loads instantly. Save it to your phone right away.
- Switch to the mirror domain. PRC sometimes activates online1.prc.gov.ph during heavy traffic. Watch their Facebook page for the official announcement.
- Use incognito mode and toggle your network. Switch between WiFi and mobile data. Clear your cache. This bypasses congestion for most users.
- Come back to this page as a backup. The results box at the top switches to PRC’s official PDFs as soon as PRC posts them. Those PDF files load much faster than PRC’s main site during peak traffic.
In past cycles, examinees who went straight to the PRC Facebook PDF got their results 30 to 60 minutes before the main site stabilized. Therefore, that is the fastest reliable path.
You passed: 3 steps you must not skip
Passing the LET does not make you a licensed teacher yet. You still need to complete oath-taking, initial registration, and claim your PIC, in that order, before you can legally teach anywhere in the Philippines.
Many fresh passers miss the oath-taking schedule entirely or delay registration by months. Both mistakes cost real job opportunities and income.
| Step | What it involves | Cost of skipping |
|---|---|---|
| 1. Oath-taking | Take the Professional Teacher’s Oath | PRC won’t issue your COR or PIC |
| 2. Initial registration | File via PRC LERIS or walk-in at a PRC office | You’re not a registered LPT without it |
| 3. Claim your PIC | Pick up your Professional ID Card | No legal proof of licensure for employers |
Watch the official PRC Facebook page after results day. PRC posts the oath-taking schedule and online registration window within days of the announcement. That window closes fast, so check daily.
To understand what a PRC license actually covers, including your rights as a licensed professional and what happens if you practice without one, read that before your oath-taking date.
The biggest mistake new passers make
I’ve seen this repeat in teacher Facebook groups and Reddit threads after every major results release: new passers quit their current jobs the moment they see their name on the list.
That is the natural reaction. However, the license is not yours yet.
In fact, oath-taking, initial registration, and DepEd application or private school hiring can take one to three months after results day. Some passers leave stable BPO or call center jobs immediately, only to spend the next two months unemployed, missing bills, or trying to get their old position back at worse terms.
The smartest move: keep your current job until you have the physical PIC in your wallet and a signed employment contract. Celebrate everything. Quit nothing until both are secured.
This waiting period is also a good time to plan your finances. Learning how to open an MP2 account now puts you ahead of most new teachers when your first salary arrives. Everyday costs keep shifting too, so tracking the latest oil price update in the Philippines helps you budget during the gap before your first paycheck.
You failed: your full retake roadmap
So if you need to retake, file for the next LET immediately after results drop. There is zero mandatory waiting period, and the application window for the next exam often opens within days of the results.
| Step | Details |
|---|---|
| Next LET exam | September 20, 2026 |
| Application opens | May 22, 2026 |
| Deadline | July 23, 2026 |
| How to apply | LERIS on prc.gov.ph, select “repeater” |
Here is the shortcut most repeaters miss. Since PRC Resolution 2020-1267, repeaters who took the LET from June 2018 onward skip the full document resubmission. No TOR, no birth certificate, none of the first-timer paperwork. You only need your printed online appointment form and your previous Notice of Admission.
The preparation move that actually shifts your score: download your official PRC rating sheet the day results drop. It shows your exact percentage per subject area across General Education, Professional Education, and your specialization. Specifically, build your study plan around the lowest numbers. Consequently, repeaters who did this consistently jumped 15 to 30 percentage points on the next attempt without adding total study hours.
All LET exam results: complete archive
Every batch, one row gets added to this table. Use it to verify past results, track pass rate trends, or check when a specific cycle was held. Similarly, if you are comparing school performance across years, this is the quickest reference.
PDF downloads by batch
May 2026 (special)
March 2026
September and November 2025
June 2025 (special)
March 2025
September 2024
June 2024 (special)
March 2024
September 2023
April 2023 (special)
See every PRC exam, its latest pass rate and release date on our PRC board exam results page.
Frequently asked questions about LET exam results
When will the September 2026 LET results be released?
The September 2026 LET was held September 20, 2026. PRC's target release date is November 27, 2026. This page shows the official results and passers list as soon as PRC posts them.When does PRC release LET results?
PRC typically releases LET results within 40 working days of the exam date. For March batches, that puts results in May. For September batches, results come out in November. Results sometimes arrive a few days early.
How do I check if I passed the LET?
Go to prc.gov.ph and look for the List of Passers under Licensure Examination. You can also download the official PDF from the verified PRC Facebook page, which PRC posts at almost the same time the main site goes live. Both are the only safe sources to use.
What is the passing rate for the LET?
Pass rates vary by cycle and level, and the results archive above lists every batch. Secondary has outperformed Elementary by about 9 to 22 percentage points in batches since 2023. PRC publishes the official rates alongside the passers list on prc.gov.ph.
What should I do right after passing the LET?
Watch the official PRC Facebook page for the oath-taking schedule. Complete oath-taking first, then file for initial registration via LERIS on prc.gov.ph, then claim your Professional ID Card. All three steps must be done in order before you can legally teach. Do not resign from your current job until you have the PIC in hand and a signed employment contract.
Can I retake the LET immediately if I fail?
Yes. There is no mandatory waiting period. Application for the next batch opens within one to two weeks after results drop. As a repeater who took the LET from June 2018 onward, you only need your printed online appointment form and your previous Notice of Admission, per PRC Resolution 2020-1267. No full document resubmission required.
This page is here every cycle. Whether results just dropped or you’re planning your retake three months from now, bookmark it. We update the passers data, pass rates, and archive within hours of every official PRC release.
For all PRC board exam results across every profession, WisePH covers every licensure cycle throughout the year.
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