Mining Engineer Board Exam Results October 2026: 242 of 279 Passers (86.74%)

Updated October 23, 2026: The October 2026 Mining Engineers Computer-Based Licensure Examination (MinELE) results have been released. 242 out of 279 examinees passed (86.74%), according to the published October 23 results and successful examinees roll. The examinations were held October 20–22, 2026.

October 2026 Mining Engineer board exam results

ExaminationMining Engineers Computer-Based Licensure Examination (MinELE)
Exam datesOctober 20–22, 2026
Results releasedFriday, October 23, 2026
Passers242
Examinees279
Passing rate86.74%

Full list of passers

View the October 2026 Mining Engineer complete alphabetical list of successful examinees, published with individual examinee names and the October 23 release date. This article links to the published roll rather than duplicating personal names.

October 2026 Mining Engineer topnotchers — Top 10 ranks

Confirmed October 23, 2026: Christian Rex Manaois Dagondon of the University of Southeastern Philippines–Davao City ranked first with 93.95%. Twelve examinees share the ten highest ranks because of ties.

RankExamineeSchoolRating
1Christian Rex Manaois DagondonUniversity of Southeastern Philippines–Davao City93.95%
2Jan Nikko Quepanes PanangitMindanao State University–Iligan Institute of Technology93.40%
3Alexandra Nicole Cabrera CañeteUniversity of the Philippines Diliman93.30%
4Alliah Mae Ratunil DiginionCebu Institute of Technology–University92.95%
4James Jaime Canasa LamberangMindanao State University–Iligan Institute of Technology92.95%
5Jhonriel Capada MalicayMindanao State University–Iligan Institute of Technology92.60%
6Cheska Aivelle Escobilla GumaCaraga State University–Butuan City91.45%
7Shainodin Diaca MagondacanMindanao State University–Iligan Institute of Technology91.20%
8Kurt Bhen Mabida CaseroCebu Institute of Technology–University91.10%
9Marc Lorenz Sagaysay LudoviceSaint Louis University91.05%
10Chris Ronoel Anchez AyingUniversity of Southeastern Philippines–Davao City90.90%
10Russel John Dauis EncinasUniversity of the Philippines Diliman90.90%

View the published PRC Mining Engineer topnotchers PDF.

October 2026 Mining Engineer top-performing schools

RankSchoolPassed / ExaminedPassing rate
1 (tie)Mindanao State University–Iligan Institute of Technology21 / 21100.00%
1 (tie)University of the Philippines Diliman10 / 10100.00%
2University of Southeastern Philippines–Davao City35 / 3697.22%
3Caraga State University–Butuan City52 / 6086.67%
4Bicol University–Legazpi38 / 4486.36%
5Saint Louis University34 / 4085.00%
6Cebu Institute of Technology–University16 / 1984.21%

View the published PRC Mining Engineer school-performance PDF.

Registration, oath-taking and verification

Successful examinees should check PRC’s official website and PRC Online Services (LERIS) for initial registration, oath-taking, and verification instructions. Dates and venues should not be assumed before an official announcement.

For the examination schedule, filing and requirements, see our Mining Engineer board exam guide.

Source note (October 23, 2026): Passers count and names cross-checked against the published roll on The Summit Express. PRC’s corresponding official announcement could not be independently retrieved during this update.


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