PRC LET Result – Elementary & Secondary Passers PDF (2026)
PRC LET result is the official list of examinees who passed the Licensure Examination for Teachers (LET), posted by the Professional Regulation Commission (PRC) on prc.gov.ph. If you sat the 20 September 2026 exam, in Manila, Baguio or any other center, PRC has not posted the list yet, but the target date is 27 November 2026. When it goes up, you can search your family name, verify your rating and plan your oath the same day.
September 2026 PRC LET Results Summary
Domestic centers included Manila and Baguio. PRC Resolution No. 2210, series of 2026, added Hong Kong, Bangkok and Ho Chi Minh City as overseas centers for this cycle. For the latest updates, check Leris PRC. Candidates can also use PRC login to access their accounts and check relevant examination updates. PRC may post earlier or later than 27 November 2026, with no prior notice. The March 2026 PRC LET result came out in 39 working days, so an early post is possible.
Item | Detail |
|---|---|
Exam date | Sunday, 20 September 2026 |
Target release date | Friday, 27 November 2026 |
Status | Not yet released |
Official source | prc.gov.ph |
What Is the PRC LET Result?
The PRC LET result is the official list of examinees who passed the Licensure Examination for Teachers (LET), also called the Licensure Examination for Professional Teachers (LEPT). The Professional Regulation Commission (PRC) publishes it on prc.gov.ph, in two parts, Elementary and Secondary.
The list shows only the names of passers, arranged alphabetically by family name. To pass, you need a general average of at least 75%, with no rating below 50% in any subject. If your name appears, you can take your oath, complete initial registration and use the title Licensed Professional Teacher (LPT).
How to Check PRC LET Results?
You check the PRC LET result on prc.gov.ph, where PRC posts the Elementary and Secondary lists by letter group. Keep your Notice of Admission (NOA) beside you.
How to Find Your Name on the List?
On a computer, press Ctrl and F, then type your family name. On a phone, use Find in page from the browser menu.
How to Check Your LET Rating Online?
Rating verification opens a few working days after PRC posts the results, and it works for passers and failed examinees alike.
When Is the PRC LET Result Released?
PRC set the target in Resolution No. 2113, series of 2025, its Schedule of Licensure Examinations for the Year 2026. The September 2026 LET result is due on Friday, 27 November 2026, within 50 working days after the exam.
How Long Does PRC Take to Release LET Results?
The plan for September 2026 is 50 working days. March 2026 took 39 working days, and the September and November 2025 cycle took 63.
What Time Are PRC Exam Results Released?
PRC does not announce a fixed hour for posting the results. On the target date, check prc.gov.ph in the morning and again in the evening. PRC may also post earlier or later than the target date, so keep checking in the days around it. PRC posts its announcements on its official Facebook page and on X (@PRC_main), so keep those open beside the website while you wait.
When Are LET Results Released Each Year?
PRC holds the LET twice a year, in March and September, and posts each result about two to three months later. March results usually come out in May, and September results in November or December.
For example, the March 2026 exam took place on 15 March 2026, and PRC posted the list on 12 May 2026, after 39 working days. The September and November 2025 cycle took longer, at 63 working days. PRC sets a target date in its yearly schedule, so use it as a guide and expect it to move.
Where Is the List of Passers for Elementary and Secondary?
PRC posts each level as separate PDF files in six letter groups: A to B, C to F, G to K, L to N, O to R and S to Z. These match the groups PRC used for the March 2026 results. If PRC changes them on release day, this page will follow PRC.
List of Passers, Elementary Level
The PRC LET result 2026 for Elementary will be posted here the moment PRC releases it, with a PDF download of the full roll.
List of Passers, Secondary Level
The Secondary list will go up here the same way. Names from all majors sit in one A to Z roll.
March 2026 Topnotchers and Top Schools
Until PRC posts the September 2026 lists, the March 2026 LET result is the latest full data. PRC released it on 12 May 2026, and the Elementary Top 1 scored 95.00%. Read the full Top 10 names and ratings on PRC’s own topnotcher lists.
In March 2026, Philippine Normal University (PNU) Manila led the Secondary Level in the 300 or more examinees category, with 419 of 422 passing (99.29%). Bicol University Daraga led the Elementary Level in the 100 or more examinees category, with 101 of 105 passing (about 96.19%).
What Is the LET Passing Rate?
In March 2026, 63,377 of 94,357 examinees passed, a passing rate of 67.17%.
Level, March 2026 | Examinees | Passers | Passing Rate |
|---|---|---|---|
Elementary | 32,796 | 18,376 | 56.03% |
Secondary | 61,561 | 45,001 | 73.10% |
Both levels | 94,357 | 63,377 | 67.17% |
Elementary passers were 15,670 first timers and 2,706 repeaters. Secondary passers were 39,446 first timers and 5,555 repeaters.
How Do Past LET Passing Rates Compare?
Exam Cycle | Examinees | Passers | Passing Rate | Working Days to Release |
|---|---|---|---|---|
March 2026 | 94,357 | 63,377 | 67.17% | 39 |
September and November 2025 | 122,528 | 79,696 | 65.04% | 63 |
March 2025 | 97,035 | 55,029 | 56.71% | 41 |
September 2024 | 129,928 | 68,900 | 53.03% | 51 |
Use these rates as context, not a forecast.
What Is the Passing Average for the LET?
You need a general average of at least 75%, with no rating below 50% in any subject. Republic Act No. 7836, the Philippine Teacher Professionalization Act of 1994, is the law behind the exam.
What Is the LET Table of Specifications (TOS) 2026?
The TOS sets how much each part of the exam is worth. The weights below match the structure used in the March 2026 exam.
Track | General Education | Professional Education |
|---|---|---|
Elementary | 40% | 60% |
Elementary with Specialization | 20% | 40% |
Secondary | 20% | 40% |
What Does the LET Cover?
General Education covers English, Filipino, Mathematics, Science and Social Sciences. Professional Education covers principles of teaching, curriculum development, child development, assessment and field study. Elementary specializations are Early Childhood Education and Special Needs Education. Secondary specializations include Mathematics, Science, Social Studies, Culture and Arts Education, Physical Education, Values Education and Technology and Livelihood Education.
Check the official PRC exam program for the full coverage before you review for the next cycle.
What to Do After Passing the LET?
Take your oath, then book initial registration on online.prc.gov.ph. After that, you claim your Professional Identification Card and Certificate of Registration, and you can use the title Licensed Professional Teacher (LPT). PRC has not set the September 2026 dates yet.
What Are the Initial Registration Requirements?
Based on past PRC releases, prepare these items:
Some PRC lists also ask for a Community Tax Certificate, so read the final list in the results post. For exams that need a bachelor’s degree, PRC’s published rate is ₱600 initial registration plus ₱450 annual fee, ₱1,050 in total. Confirm the amount before you pay, because fees can change.
How Does Oath Taking Work?
PRC announces oath dates and venues soon after the results. You register for a slot on online.prc.gov.ph, print your Oath Form with its QR code, and bring a valid government ID to the ceremony. If you cannot attend a face to face oath, choose e-OATH when you book.
What If Your Name Is Not on the List of Passers?
If your name is missing from the PRC LET result, take a breath. Many good teachers pass on a later try. Verify your rating online first, to see which subject pulled your average down, then review that subject with care. PRC has not posted its 2027 schedule yet, so file only when PRC opens the next window. Any March 2027 date online is a guess, not a PRC announcement.
How to Get LERIS Account Help?
LERIS is the Licensure Examination and Registration Information System, PRC’s online system at online.prc.gov.ph. If you forgot your password, tap Forgot Password and confirm your email with the one time password (OTP) sent to it. For other account problems, email: [email protected] with a screenshot.
How to Contact PRC About LET Results?
For exam questions, email [email protected] or [email protected]. For LERIS problems, email [email protected]. You can also visit the PRC Central Office at P. Paredes St., Sampaloc, Manila, or a PRC Regional Office.
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Tips for Checking LET Results Smoothly
Bookmark before release day.
Save this page and prc.gov.ph now, so you are not searching in a panic later.
Keep your NOA close.
It carries your application number and the exact spelling of your name, which you need for rating verification.
Check twice a day.
PRC has no fixed hour, so look in the morning and again at night.
Search by family name.
Press Ctrl and F on a computer, or use Find in page on a phone.
Screenshot your name.
Capture the page that shows your name and the release date.
Verify your rating a few days later.
It shows your general average and subject ratings, whether you passed or not.
Skip anyone selling the list.
The PRC LET result is free on prc.gov.ph, and paying a stranger only risks your data.
Prepare registration items early.
Print your photos with the name tag and buy your documentary stamps, so you are ready when PRC posts the schedule.
PRC Contact Information
Carlos Reyes (Legal Researcher & Content Writer)
Francisco Javier is a legal researcher and content writer specializing in the Philippine PRC and LERIS system. He helps professionals navigate licensure exams, registration, PIC renewal, certifications, and other PRC services.
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Conclusion
Bookmark this page and prc.gov.ph, keep your Notice of Admission beside you, and search your family name the moment PRC posts the PRC LET result. I really suggest verifying your rating a few days later, because it tells you exactly where you stand. Salamat for reading, and good luck to every examinee waiting for the list. Padayon, mga guro.
