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Passing rate of UST for the period of 2002 to 2006…

1,515 examinees, 962 passers… 63.5%... #5 in national…

Source: A Study of Philippine Schools’ Performance in the National Licensure Examinations
By Dennard D. Dacumos


May 2010 CPA Licensure Exam...

4 ELLEN JOY APOSTOL GARCIA UNIVERSITY OF SANTO TOMAS 92.43

First Timers
No. of Examinees = 111
Passed+Conditional:Failed = 85+19:7
% Passed = 77%

Repeaters
No. of Examinees = 37
Passed+Conditinal:Failed = 29+1:7
% Passed = 78%

Overall
No. of Examinees = 148
Passed+Conditional:Failed = 114+20:14
% Passed = 77%


October 2010 CPA Board Exam result

The Professional Regulation Commission (PRC) announces that 3,973 out of 8,216 passed the Certified Public Accountant Licensure Examination given by the Board of Accountancy in the cities of Manila, Baguio, Cagayan De Oro, Cebu, Davao, Iloilo and Legazpi this October 2010.

The results were released in one (1) day after the last day of examination.

The members of the Board of Accountancy are Eugene T. Mateo, Chairman;
Ma. Elenita B. Cabrera, Vice Chairman; Luis A. Cañete, Rufo R. Mendoza and Jose S. Tayag, Jr., Members.

Registration for the issuance of Professional Identification Card (ID) and Certificate of Registration will start on Friday, October 22, 2010 but not later than November 16, 2010. Those who will register are required to bring the following: duly accomplished Oath Form or Panunumpa ng Propesyonal, current Community Tax Certificate (cedula), 2 pieces passport size picture (colored with white background and complete nametag), 2 pieces 1” x 1” picture (colored with white background and complete nametag), 2 sets of metered documentary stamps, and 1 short brown envelope with name and profession; and to pay the Initial Registration Fee of P600 and Annual Registration Fee of P450 for 2010-2013. Successful examinees should personally register and sign in the Roster of Registered Professionals.

The oathtaking ceremony of the successful examinees in the said examination as well as the previous ones who have not taken their Oath of Professional will be held before the Board on Friday, November 26, 2010 at 1:00 o’clock in the afternoon at the Plenary Hall of the Philippine International Convention Center (PICC), Roxas Boulevard, Pasay City.

Registration for Membership with the Philippine Institute of Certified Public Accountants will start on Friday, October 22, 2010.


The top performing schools in the October 2010 Certified Public Accountant Licensure Examination as per Commission Resolution No. 2010-547 series of 2010:


WITH 50 OR MORE EXAMINEES AND WITH AT LEAST 80% PASSING PERCENTAGE RANK SCHOOL TOTAL NO.OF EXAM. TOTAL NO.PASSED PERCENTAGE PASSED
1 UNIVERSITY OF THE PHILIPPINES-DILIMAN 85 84 98.82 %
2 UNIVERSITY OF SANTO TOMAS 296 273 92.23 %
3 BICOL UNIVERSITY-DARAGA 57 49 85.96 %
4 MINDANAO STATE UNIVERSITY-ILIGAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY 54 44 81.48 %
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4. LEAN JEFF MENDOZA MAGSOMBOL UNIVERSITY OF SANTO TOMAS 94.86

9. PATRICIA MAITA BALITA DIMAYUGA UNIVERSITY OF SANTO TOMAS 94.14

10. STEPHEN RAY CACCAM TAGUBA UNIVERSITY OF SANTO TOMAS 94.00


May 2011 CPA Board Exam Result

No Thomasian in the top ten...

122 Thomasians passed out of 170 examinees for 71.78% passing rate...


October 2011 Certified Public Accountant (CPA) Board Exam Result

9 NATHALIE CHUA LAO UNIVERSITY OF SANTO TOMAS 92.29
10 JANINE GONZALES SY UNIVERSITY OF SANTO TOMAS 92.14
10 JENINE DY TAN UNIVERSITY OF SANTO TOMAS 92.14
10 EUNICE FAYE COLONGON VALERA UNIVERSITY OF SANTO TOMAS 92.14

The top performing schools in the October 2011 Certified Public Accountant
Licensure Examination as per Commission Resolution No. 2010-547 series of 2010:

WITH 50 OR MORE EXAMINEES AND WITH AT LEAST 80% PASSING PERCENTAGE

2 UNIVERSITY OF SANTO TOMAS 343/386 88.86%


May 2012 Certified Public Accountant Licensure Examination

2 KATHRINE ROSE CO CATINDIG UNIVERSITY OF SANTO TOMAS 94.43

Out of the 110 Thomasian examinees, 76 passed for 69.09% passing rate...


UST passing rate down in off-season CPA board

May 22, 1:56 p.m. - THE UNIVERSITY posted a lower passing rate in the recent licensure examination for certified public accountants (CPA), results from the Professional Regulation Commission (PRC) showed.

UST got a 69.09-percent passing rate, with 76 out of 110 Thomasian examinees making the cut. This was lower than last year’s 71.26 percent, in which 122 passed out of 170 examinees.

Fifty-nine out of 78 first-time takers and 17 out of 32 repeaters from UST passed the test. UST accounting graduates usually take the CPA exam in October.

Thomasian Katherine Rose Catindig placed second overall with a score of 94.43 percent, only a few notches behind San Beda College’s Manuel Buensuceso, Jr., the topnotcher, who scored 94.86 percent.

The national passing rate went down to 38.50 percent, with 1,995 passers out of 5,315 examinees. Last year's national passing rate stood at 40.50 percent, with 2,130 passers out of 5,259 examinees.

The University of San Carlos was declared the only top performing school in the recent exam. It recorded an 88.33-percent passing rate. Cez Mariela Teresa G. Verzosa

www.varsitarian.net/breaking_news/20120522/ust_passing_rate_down_in_off_season_cpa_board


Thomasians top CPA board exams

15 October 2012, 4:47 p.m. - THE UNIVERSITY dominated the October licensure exams for certified public accountants (CPA), with five Thomasians entering the Top 10 list.

UST recorded a significantly higher overall passing rate of 93.09 percent, with 377 out of the 405 examinees making the cut. The passing rate last year was 88.86 percent.

Leading the new batch of Thomasian CPAs are Bren Cruz and Celaica Vibar, who shared the first spot with a score of 94.14 percent. Other Thomasian topnotchers were Kervin Reyes (92.43), who placed ninth; and Tristan John De Guzman and Eloisa Galang (92.29), who shared the 10th place.

The University, which had the largest number of examinees, ranked third in the roster of the top-performing schools. It trailed behind the University of the Philippines (UP) – Diliman, which recorded a 100-percent passing rate, and Bicol University-Daraga, which posted a 96.83-percent passing rate. Last year, UST ranked second on the list of the top-performing schools.

The national passing rate improved to 47.78 percent as 4,772 out of 9,987 examinees passed the exam. This was slightly higher than last year’s 47.70 percent. Cez Mariela Teresa G. Verzosa


UST posts dismal results in CPA exams

28 May 2013, 7:46 p.m. - THE UNIVERSITY’S passing rate dropped in the recent off-season licensure exams for certified public accountants (CPA), with no Thomasian entering the top 10 list of passers.

UST got a 50-percent passing rate, with just 52 out of 104 Thomasian examinees making the cut. This was lower than last year’s 69.09 percent, in which 76 out of 110 examinees passed.

Forty out of 75 Thomasian first-time takers and 12 out of 29 repeaters passed the recent test. No Thomasian made it to the list of topnotchers this year.

Last year, Katherine Rose Catindig placed second, scoring 94.43 percent. De La Salle University was the only top-performing school in this year’s licensure exam, with an 88.33-percent passing rate. UST failed to meet the requirement of at least an 80-percent passing rate and a minimum 50 examinees to be declared a top-performing school.

UST accounting graduates usually take the CPA board exam in October.

The national passing rate slid to 27.41 percent--equivalent to 1,553 passers out of 5,665 examinees--from last year’s 37.54 percent. Lord Bien G. Lelay

www.varsitarian.net/breaking_news/20130528/ust_posts_dismal_results_in_cpa_exams


UST slips in CPA exams

THE UNIVERSITY slid in the October licensure examinations for certified public accountants (CPA), with only two Thomasians making it to the top 10 list.

UST recorded an 89.65-percent passing rate, equivalent to 329 passers out of 367 examinees. This was slightly lower than last year’s 93.09 percent.

Leading the new batch of Thomasian CPAs is second-ranked Loraine Santos, who got a score of 92.86 percent. Jayrod Natnat, meanwhile, shared the 10th spot with Laurence Paulo Tiquia of Baliuag University, having identical scores of 91.14 percent. Five Thomasians entered the top 10 last year.

Despite having the most number of successful examinees, the University slipped to fourth place from third on the list of top-performing schools. It trailed behind University of the Philippines-Diliman, which recorded a 98.81-percent passing rate; De La Salle University-Manila (92.86 percent); and the Mindanao State University-Iligan Institute of Technology (90 percent).

This year’s national passing rate also declined to 40.84 percent, equivalent to 4,246 passers out of 10,396 examinees. Last year’s passing rate was 47.78 percent passing rate, equivalent to 4,772 passers out of 9,987 examinees. John Joseph G. Basijan

www.varsitarian.net/news/20131021/ust_slips_in_cpa_exams

[Tomasaiyan]

Accountancy laglag sa off-season CPA board exam

2 Agosto 2014, 8:28 a.m. - NAGTALA ang Unibersidad ng mababang passing rate sa nakaraang off-season licensure examinations noong Hulyo para sa mga Certified Public Accountant, kung saan 65 Tomasino lamang ang nakapasa mula sa 163 kumuha ng pagsusulit.

Ayon sa datos mula sa Professional Regulation Commission (PRC), nakakuha ang UST ng 39.88-percent passing rate ngayong taon, higit na mas mababa kumpara sa 50 percent o 52 na pumasa mula sa 104 na kumuha ng pagsusulit noong nakaraang taon.
Wala ring Tomasinong nakapasok sa listahan ng sampung nanguna sa pagsusulit.

Samantala, tanging ang De La Salle University lamang ang itinanghal na top-performing school matapos makakuha ng 90.67-percent passing rate o katumbas ng 68 pasadong estudyante mula sa 78 kumuha ng pagsusulit. Kailangan ng 80 percent o mas mataas na passing rate at 50 o mahigit na estudyanteng kumuha ng pagsusulit upang ma-ideklarang top performing school ng PRC.

Bumaba rin ang national passing rate sa 19.98 percent o 1,107 na pumasa mula sa 5,540 na kumuha ng pagsusulit, kumpara sa 27.41 percent noong nakaraang taon.

[Tomas Aiyan, CPA]

Bakit parang mababa ang passing rate at konti ang Thomasian examinees...

[ledger T]

UST slips in CPA board exams

Oct. 16, 2014, 11:29 p.m. - WITH no accountancy graduates this year, the University's passing rate dropped in the October licensure examinations for certified public accountants.

UST recorded a 67.53-percent passing rate, or 52 passers out of 77 examinees. This was lower than last year’s 89.65 percent wherein 329 passed out of 367 examinees.

This year’s batch of Thomasian examinees was composed of delayed graduates and repeaters. The AMV-College of Accountancy added an additional year in its curriculum this academic year. Thus, students who were supposed to graduate last May are now on their fifth year.

Three out of seven first-time takers and 49 out of 70 repeaters passed the exam. There were no Thomasians on the list of top 10 examineess.

The University of the Philippines-Diliman was declared the top-performing school, after recording a perfect passing rate.

The national passing rate declined to 37.02 percent or 4,123 passers out of 11,137 examinees, compared with last year's 40.84 percent or 4,246 passers out of 10,396 examinees. R. A. Vergara, Jr

[Balance]

Accountancy improves in off-season boards

May 22, 2015, 5:47 p.m. - THE UNIVERSITY improved its passing rate in the off-season licensure examinations for certified public accountants, with 18 out of 27 Thomasian examinees making the cut.

UST registered a 66.67-percent passing rate, higher than last year’s 39.88 percent wherein only 65 of 163 Thomasians passed the exam.
Sixteen out of 22 second-time takers and two out of five first-time takers passed.

Only the University of San Carlos and De La Salle University-Manila were named as the top-performing schools, with 88.06- and 81.18-percent passing rates, respectively.

The national passing rate improved to 35.77 percent (2,132 passers out of 5,959 takers) from last year’s 19.98 percent (1,107 passers out of 5,540 takers). R. A. Vergara, Jr.

[Tom A. Saiyan]

THOMASIAN EXCELLENCE
UST posts 95.29% passing rate in CPA boards, ranks 2nd top performing school; two grads in Top 10

In the October 2015 licensure exams for Certified Public Accountants, University of Santo Tomas graduates posted a 95.29% passing rate, or 364 passers. With this rating, UST was ranked as the second top performing school.

Entering the Top 10 were May Ann R. Reyes (91.29% - Top 7) and Ma. Rosa Mia. R. Reyes (91.14% - Top 8).

[Tom A. Saiyan]

UST is 2nd top-performing school in 2016 CPA exams

May 24, 2016, 2:46p.m. - THE UNIVERSITY was declared the second top-performing school in the May 2016 licensure examinations for certified public accountants.

UST posted a 90.32-percent passing rate, with 84 Thomasians making the cut out of 93 examinees.

This was a significant improvement from last year’s 66.67 percent, in which 18 passed out of just 24 Thomasian examinees, data from the Professional Regulation Commission (PRC) showed.

Karim Gonzales Abitago from Universal Colleges of Parañaque secured first place with a score of 92.17 percent.

UST was joined by two other universities on the list of top-performing schools.

De La Salle University-Manila was the top performing school with a 93.10-percent passing rate or 54 passers out of 58 examinees.
University of San Jose Recoletos had an 81.20-percent passing rate or 108 passers out of 133 takers.

The national passing rate rose to 42.84 percent, with 2,967 passing out of 6,925 examinees.

Last year’s passing rate stood at 35.78 percent passing rate, with only 2,132 making the cut out of 5,959 examinees. R.A.D.R. Narra

[Bagyong Tigre]

October 2016 Accountancy Board Results

3 Patricia Mar Munoz 93.33%
Ariel Joseph Nipes

4 Mikie Menelli So 93%

5 John Henry Pantoja 92.67%

10 Marlon Chris Malicsi 91.83%

Out of the 388 Thomadian examinees, 352 passed for 90.72% pasding rate... making Santo Tomas the second top performing school...

[Tom A. Saiyan]

UST posts lower passing rate in accountancy board exams
By Maria Crisanta M. Paloma - May 29, 20170845

AFTER being named the second top-performing school last year, the University posted a lower passing in the May 2017 licensure examinations for certified public accountants.

UST recorded a 71.82-percent passing rate, with 79 passing the test out of 110 Thomasian examinees. This was a drop from last year’s 90.32-percent passing rate, in which 84 made the cut out of 93 examinees.

Vianca Pearl Amores and Marianito Jesus Del Rio both from University of San Carlos in Cebu City were named topnotchers after both scored an average of 92.67 percent.

The University of San Carlos was declared the top-performing school with a 94.29-percent passing rate, or 66 making the cut out of 70 exam takers.

The national passing rate went down to 35.14 percent, with just 3,389 passing the test out of 9,645 takers. Last year’s passing rate was 42.84 percent, with 2,967 examinees passing out of 6,925 takers.

[Tom A. Saiyan]

UST graduate tops October 2017 CPA board exams
By Samantha-Wee Lipana - November 3, 2017

A Thomasian topped the October 2017 licensure exams for certified public accountants (CPA), leading six other graduates of the UST-Alfredo M. Velayo College of Accountancy in the top 10.

Alfonso Solomon Magno led the fresh batch of accountants with a score of 91.33 percent.

The University was the third top-performing school with 91.99-percent passing rate, or 333 out of 362 examinees. This was higher than last year’s 90.72 percent or 352 out of 388 examinees.

Thomasians Ray Jay Dizon and Alvin Thomas Andaya placed fourth and seventh with scores of 90.67 and 90 percent, respectively.

Sharing the ninth spot were Maria Isabel Marfil and Marc Leuvill, both scoring 89.67 percent.

Christine Mae de Leon and Louize Allaine Areño shared the 10th spot, with identical scores of 89.33 percent.

The University of the Philippines-Diliman remained the top performing school in the CPA licensure exams, maintaining a 100-percent passing rate. All 69 UP examinees made the cut.

The national passing rate slid to 30.45 percent or 4,511 out of 14,816 takers, from last year’s 36.48 percent or 5,249 out of 14,390 examinees.

[Tom A. Saiyan]

Thomasian is No. 1 in October 2018 CPA board exams

THE VALEDICTORIAN of the UST-AMV College of Accountancy Batch 2018 topped the October licensure exams for certified public accountants (CPA). Four other Thomasians made it to the top 10.

Thomasian Lahaira Amy Reyes led the new batch of Filipino accountants with a score of 91.83 percent.

Marc Angelo Sanchez placed fourth with a score of 90.33 percent.

Thomasians Charissa Mae Espinola and Kathleen Mae Puno shared the fifth spot, after scoring 90.17 percent.

James Andrew Licaros notched the 10th spot, with a score of 89.33 percent.

This was the second year in a row for a Thomasian to top the October CPA licensure exams. Alfonso Solomon Magno topped the board exams last year.

The University of the Philippines-Diliman remained the top-performing school in the CPA licensure exams, obtaining a 94.52-percent passing rate.

The national passing rate fell to 25.18 percent or 3,616 out of 14,358 examinees, from last year’s 30.45 percent or 4,511 out of 14,816 examinees.

Source: The Varsitarian