The Professional Regulation Commission (PRC) announced yesterday that 1,384 out of 2,463 passed the various grades of the written phase of the Marine Engineer Officers Licensure Examinations given by the Board for Marine Engineer Officers in Manila this September, 2008.
The successful examinees who garnered the 10 highest places in the Chief Engineer Licensure Examination (Written Phase) are as follows:
Gerardo Tibor Ramirez, Philippine Merchant Marine Academy, 85.75 percent, Jackson Morales Lestino, Philippine Merchant Marine Academy, 84.75 percent, Terence Onni Baraclan Enecio, University of Cebu and August Mendoza Salazar, Philippine Merchant Marine Academy, 84.25 percent, Alexander Ateo-an Bogsulen, Jr., St. Louis University and Rico Magcaling Cruz, Philippine Merchant Marine Academy, 83.75.
Rogelio Labor Mula, Philippine Maritime Institute-Bohol, 82.50, Melvin Arellano Monteiro, Philippine Merchant Marine Academy and Damaso Tañedo Muñoz, Pangasinan Merchant Marine Academy, 82.25, Nelson Agacid Agpaoa, Pangasinan Merchant Marine Academy, Erwin Tumbali Arugay, Philippine Merchant Marine Academy, Rey Palma Dasal, John B. Lacson Colleges Foundation-Iloilo City and Nicanor Pigao Natividad, Technological Institute of the Philippines-Manila, 82.00.
Freddie Delfin Bobles Jr., Technological Institute of the Philippines, Manila and Roger Salting Torres, Mariners Polytechnic College Foundation-Rawis, 81.75, Orlando Suarez Cirujales, Philippine Merchant Marine Academy, 81.50 and Enrique Tomas Aguinaldo Jr., TIP -Manila, Virgilio Vendencia Cabalda, Namei Polytechnic Institute and Leovin Lagan Palay, TIP - Manila, 80.50.
The successful examinees who garnered the 10 highest places in the Second Engineer Licensure Examination are as follows:
Emmanuel Rey Montaño Galusong, John B. Lacson Colleges Foundation-Iloilo City, 88.75 percent, Ramil Maigue Asis, Mariners Polytechnic College Foundation-Baras, 88.00, Jemar Deladia Valencia, Philippine Merchant Marine Academy, 87.75, Kennedy Ramos Castillo, Philippine Maritime Institute-Quezon City, Basil Francis Suanque Divinagracia, Philippine Merchant Marine Academy and Randolph Varona Tartana, Western Institute of Technology, 87.50.
Butch Decano Arola, Philippine Merchant Marine Academy and Segundo Butch Ercilla Lagos III, Philippine Merchant Marine Academy, 87.25, Mario Tabay Bastida, University of the Visayas-Cebu City, Vladimir Porino Breganza, Philippine Merchant Marine Academy and Oliver Ryan Delos Reyes Dancel, Philippine Merchant Marine Academy, 87.00, Victorinio Manalo Suarez, Lyceum of Batangas, 86.50.
Boyet Tingowan Alacyang, Philippine Merchant Marine Academy and Antero Abejero Piamonte Jr., University of the Visayas-Cebu City, 86.25, Michael Mendoza Aguilar, Philippine Merchant Marine Academy, Christy Gascon Corpuz, Philippine Merchant Marine School-Las Piñas and Alvin Lampa Gonzales, Philippine Merchant Marine Academy, 86.00.
Rolando Pedrozo Caolboy, Philippine Merchant Marine Academy, Jeremiah Canuto De Vera, Philippine Merchant Marine Academy, Edwin Escosio Estorninos, Philippine Merchant Marine Academy, Eric Anunciado Taghoy, Philippine Maritime Instritute-Bohol and Freddie Barrameda Taniegra, Philippine Maritime Institute-Quezon City, 85.75.
The successful examinees who garnered the 10 highest places in the O.I.C. Licensure Examination (Written Phase) are as follows:
Ronnel Soltura Leynes, Technological University of the Philippines-Cavite, 90.25 percent, Windale Perry Guerrero Malvar, Philippine Merchant Marine Academy, 89.75, Niel Bryan Calajatan Ledesma, John B. Lacson Colleges Foundation-Iloilo City, 89.50, Lowell Tiin Cadeliña, Philippine Merchant Marine Academy, 89.25, Aigrette Cupag Kiat-Ong, Philippine Merchant Marine Academy, 89.00.
Mark John Gumogda Corton, Philippine Maritime Institute-Quezon City, 88.75, Ventura Buminaag Camhit Jr., Philippine Merchant Marine Academy, 88.00, Rodel Vea Cadiente, Technological Institute of the PhilippinesManila, 87.75, Alejandro Masong Camagong, Palompon Institute of Technology-Palompon, Jaypee Poral Delguera, Zamboanga City State Polytechnic College, Joe Allan Tubera Parrocha, Technological Institute of the PhilippinesManila and Harvey Tapales Vega, Philippine Merchant Marine Academy, 87.50, and Mark Popes De Lunas, Philippine Maritime Institute-Quezon City and Genelou Jay Escoto Gerona, Philippine Merchant Marine Academy, 87.25
On the Board of Marine Engineer Officers which administered the examination are Engr. Jose G. Abugan, Chairman; Engr. Miguel O. Marasigan, Vice-Chairman; Engr. Victoriano A. Alojado, Engr. Ferdinand R. Pascua an Engr. Eldefonso G. Uba, Members.
Registration for the issuance of Certificate of Registration and Professional Identification Cards for those who are exempted in the practical assessment at the Central and Regional Offices will start on Tuesday, Sept. 30, 2008 until Oct. 9, 2008.
In addition, the PRC also announced that 108 out of 125 examinees passed the computer based Walk-in-Examination System – Theoretical Phase for the Officer In Charge - E.W. that was held from July 24 to Sept. 16, 2008.
The oathtaking ceremony of the successful examinees as well as the previous ones who have not taken their Oath of Professional and those who opted to submit ERS Assessment Certificates will be held before the Board on Friday, Oct. 31, 2008 at 1 p.m. at the Manila Hotel, One Rizal Park, Manila.
Registration for membership with the Marine Engineer Officers Association of the Philippines (MEOAP) will start after registration as a professional with the board and the Commission.
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