The Philippine Professional Regulation Commission (PRC) is set to release the official list of topnotchers for the September 2024 Licensure Examination for Teachers (LET) between December 2nd and 16th, 2024. This highly anticipated announcement will reveal the names of the passers and top 10 successful examinees in the Elementary Level, along with performance of the schools.
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Roll of Successful Examinees in the
L.E.T. — ELEMENTARY — All Regions
Held on SEPTEMBER 29, 2024
Released on DECEMBER 13, 2024
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The September 2024 LET was administered on Sunday, September 29th, 2024, across 38 testing centers nationwide. As the results are eagerly awaited, it's worth noting the exceptional performances of previous LET topnotchers.
In the March 2024 LET, a three-way tie for the top spot was achieved by Mary Grace Manuel Bamba, Khane Jevie Rose Solante Cervantes, and Queenie Macalindong Macatangay, each securing a score of 92.40%. Gracelyn Celestian Ygot followed closely with a 92.20% rating.
The September 2023 LET saw Dulce Angeline Hernandez Arellano and Chelsea Lipana Tiaga from the University of Santo Tomas (UST) sharing the top honors with a 94.40% score. Joshua Custodio Marimuthu from Laguna University claimed the second position with a 94.20% rating.
In the March 2023 LET, six individuals tied for the top spot, each achieving a 92.20% score: Sitty Ken Rose Alip, Mikaela Andrea Tampilic Bonador, Jose King Paliza Clet, Cyntal Arra Sabatin Dayag, Andrea Nicole Vicera Sumugat, and Fritzie Mae Sarona Unabia. Ma Erika Asuncion Abella secured the second position with a 92.00% rating.
The October 2022 LET witnessed Baby Patricia Tabamo Bensi and Ma. Catherine Cauba from Cebu Normal University sharing the top spot with a 94.60% score. Roljane Enriquez Manilag, Mark Paul Dumoran Nitafan, Irish Mae Manulat Pacatang, and Genevie Serrano Sontosidad tied for the second position with a 94.20% rating.
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