LET Results March 2026 Philippines: Passing Rate, Topnotchers, and How to Check

By LisensyaPrep Team | Published: May 13, 2026 | 8 min read

The Professional Regulation Commission (PRC) officially released the results of the March 2026 Licensure Examination for Teachers (LET) on Tuesday, May 12, 2026, just 37 working days after the exam date. This is significantly faster than the typical 40 working day release window, beating the official target date of May 15, 2026.

This page contains the complete official statistics, passing rates, topnotcher information, and step by step instructions for checking your rating online.

March 2026 LET Results: The Official Numbers

The PRC and the Board for Professional Teachers (BPT) announced the following official results from the March 15, 2026 examination conducted in at least 40 testing centers nationwide.

Combined Results (Elementary and Secondary)

63,377 out of 94,357 examinees passed the March 2026 LET, representing an overall passing rate of 67.17 percent.

This is one of the highest overall LET passing rates in recent years and reflects strong examinee preparation across both levels.

Secondary Level Results

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Elementary Level Results

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Withheld Results

The PRC announced that 60 examinee results were withheld: 58 examinees pending final determination of liabilities under licensure examination rules and regulations, and 2 examinees pending further verification of submitted documents.

How Does This Compare to Previous LET Cycles?

The March 2026 LET shows notably improved passing rates compared to recent cycles, especially at the Secondary Level.

Historical Passing Rate Comparison

Secondary Level Passing Rates:

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Elementary Level Passing Rates:

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The March 2026 cycle shows the highest Secondary Level passing rate in recent history and a significant 9.26 percentage point improvement at the Elementary Level compared to March 2025.

How to Check Your March 2026 LET Result

There are two main ways to verify whether you passed and to see your individual rating.

Method 1: Check the Official PRC Passers List

The complete alphabetical roll of successful examinees was published on the official PRC website at prc.gov.ph. The list is organized by surname ranges and divided into Secondary Level and Elementary Level sections.

To find your name:

Important: Always verify directly through the official PRC website or LERIS portal. Avoid relying on screenshots or unofficial sources.

Method 2: Verify Your Individual Rating Online

To see your specific score breakdown by subject, log in to the PRC online portal.

Step by step:

Information required:

What to Do If Your Name Is Not on the List

If you do not see your name in the passers list, do not panic immediately. Try these steps first:

If your scores in LERIS show below 75 percent general weighted average or any subject below 50 percent, you did not pass this cycle.

March 2026 LET Topnotchers (Top 10 Passers)

The PRC typically releases the complete list of top 10 passers (topnotchers) for both Elementary and Secondary Levels alongside or shortly after the main results announcement. The topnotchers achieve the highest general weighted averages and are recognized for their exceptional performance.

For the official March 2026 LET topnotchers:

The complete list of top 10 passers including their names, schools, and average ratings can be viewed on the official PRC website at prc.gov.ph under the Board Results section for the March 2026 LET.

Historical Context: Recent LET Topnotchers

For reference on what scores typically lead the LET:

September-November 2025 LET Secondary Level top placers achieved average ratings in the 93 to 95 percent range.

March 2025 LET Secondary Level top placers had ratings in the 93 to 94 percent range.

September 2024 LET saw multiple examinees tie at 94.00 percent for the highest place, including graduates from Cebu Normal University, Mindanao State University - General Santos City, University of the Philippines - Diliman, Holy Child Central Colleges, and Kolehiyo ng Subic.

The schools that consistently produce LET topnotchers include:

Top Performing Schools for March 2026 LET

The PRC also releases an official list of top performing schools and a complete performance of schools report alongside the LET results. This recognizes schools whose graduates achieved high passing rates with significant examinee participation.

Eligibility for top performing school recognition:

To qualify as a top performing school, a university or college must have:

For the complete list of top performing schools and performance of schools for March 2026 LET, visit the official PRC website at prc.gov.ph.

Historically, schools that consistently appear in top performing rankings include Philippine Normal University, various state universities and colleges in the regions, CHED-recognized colleges of education, and several private universities with strong teacher education programs.

For more details on Filipino schools that consistently top the boards visit our Top Performing Schools PRC Board Exams Guide.

What to Do After Passing the LET

Congratulations to all 63,377 new Licensed Professional Teachers (LPTs). Here are the next steps in becoming officially registered with the PRC.

Step 1: Register Online for Initial Registration

All successful examinees must complete online registration for the issuance of their Professional Identification Card (PRC ID) and Certificate of Registration.

Where to register: online.prc.gov.ph

Requirements for initial registration:

Step 2: Attend the Oath Taking Ceremony

PRC offers three oath taking options for new LET passers:

Option A: Face-to-face Mass Oath Taking

Option B: Online Oath Taking (e-OATH)

Option C: Special Oath Taking

Step 3: Sign the Roster of Registered Professionals

After the oath taking, you must personally register and sign in the Roster of Registered Professionals at the PRC office. This step is required to complete your official registration as a Licensed Professional Teacher.

Step 4: Receive Your PRC ID and Certificate of Registration

After completing all registration steps, the PRC will issue your:

These documents officially authorize you to practice the teaching profession in the Philippines.

Important Reminders for New LPTs

1. The LPT title is required by law. Per Republic Act 7836 (Philippine Teachers Professionalization Act of 1994), passing the LET and obtaining a valid professional license are both required before practicing teaching in the Philippines. Violators may face fines and imprisonment under penal provisions.

2. CPD compliance is required for license renewal. Once registered, you must complete Continuing Professional Development (CPD) units to maintain and renew your PRC license every 3 years.

3. Your eligibility opens many career paths. Beyond traditional teaching, your LPT credential qualifies you for:

For LET Examinees Who Did Not Pass

If you did not pass the March 2026 LET, you are not alone. Of the 31,000+ examinees who did not pass this cycle, many will successfully pass on their next attempt with focused preparation.

Immediate Next Steps

1. Review your subject scores in LERIS. Your individual subject ratings will tell you exactly where you fell short. Common patterns:

2. Plan your retake strategy. The next regular LET will be in September 2026 (results from this cycle would be released around November).

3. Switch your review approach. If you used a particular reviewer or method and did not pass, consider switching to a different approach for your next attempt.

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March 2026 LET Coverage Summary

For reference, the March 2026 LET covered the following content areas:

Elementary Level (2 components):

Secondary Level (3 components):

Passing requirements:

For a detailed breakdown visit our LET Coverage 2026 Complete Subject Breakdown.

Frequently Asked Questions

When were the March 2026 LET results released?

The PRC released the March 2026 LET results on Tuesday, May 12, 2026, 37 working days after the March 15, 2026 examination.

What was the overall passing rate for the March 2026 LET?

67.17 percent of all examinees passed (63,377 out of 94,357 examinees).

What was the Secondary Level passing rate?

73.10 percent (45,001 out of 61,561 examinees passed).

What was the Elementary Level passing rate?

56.03 percent (18,376 out of 32,796 examinees passed).

How do I check my individual LET rating?

Log in to online.prc.gov.ph (LERIS) and use the Verification of Rating feature. You will see your individual subject scores and overall rating.

Where can I see the complete list of passers?

The official alphabetical roll of successful examinees is published at prc.gov.ph under Board Results for the March 2026 LET. Choose your level (Elementary or Secondary) and find the surname range that includes your last name.

When is the next LET examination?

The next regular LET is scheduled for September 2026. Visit prc.gov.ph for the exact dates and application windows.

Do I have to attend oath taking in the same region where I took the exam?

Yes, for face-to-face oath taking. Inductees are advised to register and confirm their attendance in the regions where they took their licensure examination and intend to register as professionals.

Can I start teaching immediately after my name appears in the passers list?

No. You must complete the full registration process (oath taking, signing the Roster of Registered Professionals, and receiving your PRC ID) before you can legally practice the teaching profession in the Philippines.

Congratulations to All March 2026 LET Passers

To all 63,377 newly Licensed Professional Teachers, congratulations on this milestone achievement. Your hard work, dedication, and preparation paid off. Welcome to a profession that shapes the future of the Philippines.

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