A: Yes. Foreign nationals (with reciprocity agreements, typically ASEAN professionals) can take the CELE or apply for reciprocity. They will have a special annotation on the PRC list.
The system allows you to search the master list using:
The list serves three primary purposes:
To find specific licensed civil engineers or the latest passers, use the following official methods: Online Verification (By Name or License Number) PRC Verification Portal to search for a professional's current license status. You can verify by (requiring first and last name) or by License Number This system confirms if a professional has a valid Professional Identification Card (PIC) and is in good standing. Licensure Examination Results (Recent Passers)
Every year, thousands of civil engineering graduates sit for the two-day , covering mathematics, engineering sciences, and major subjects like structural design and geotechnical engineering. The passing rate often hovers below 50%, making the exam a fierce filter.
Successful examinees from the March 2026 batch must register online for their Professional Identification Card (ID) and Certificate of Registration starting May 8, 2026 Required Documents for Registration: Downloaded and accomplished (Panunumpa ng Propesyonal). Notice of Admission (for identification).
A: Yes. Foreign nationals (with reciprocity agreements, typically ASEAN professionals) can take the CELE or apply for reciprocity. They will have a special annotation on the PRC list.
The system allows you to search the master list using:
The list serves three primary purposes:
To find specific licensed civil engineers or the latest passers, use the following official methods: Online Verification (By Name or License Number) PRC Verification Portal to search for a professional's current license status. You can verify by (requiring first and last name) or by License Number This system confirms if a professional has a valid Professional Identification Card (PIC) and is in good standing. Licensure Examination Results (Recent Passers)
Every year, thousands of civil engineering graduates sit for the two-day , covering mathematics, engineering sciences, and major subjects like structural design and geotechnical engineering. The passing rate often hovers below 50%, making the exam a fierce filter.
Successful examinees from the March 2026 batch must register online for their Professional Identification Card (ID) and Certificate of Registration starting May 8, 2026 Required Documents for Registration: Downloaded and accomplished (Panunumpa ng Propesyonal). Notice of Admission (for identification).
