One of the nation's largest and most grueling college admission test -- The PUPCET.
Are you above the cut?
According to Ms. Liwanag Maliksi, ARO Mabini Campus Chief, PUPCET 2012 attracted 56,637 applicants have successfully registered through PUP iApply 2012, the Web-based PUPCET registration system.
The quota for college freshmen is 8,000. Abeleda and Maliksi explained that the target number of new recruits is limited because of budget constraints.
“The examination usually consists of 170 to 180 items, and the cut off score varies every year depending on the performance of the examinees,” Ms. Abeleda said. “Last year, the cut off score was 96 percent,” she added.
PUP provides quality education at a very low tuition fee, still P12 per unit, the rate it has been collecting since 1979.”
Who are qualified to take the Exam?
-Graduating high school students of the current school year
-High school graduates who have not enrolled in any technical/diploma/degree program immediately after high school graduation
-A Philippine Educational Placement Test (PEPT) passer, eligible for admission to college with an average rating of 82 or higher in its five subject areas: Mathematics, Communication Arts (English), Science, Communication Arts (Filipino), and Araling Panlipunan
-An Alternative Learning System Accreditation & Equivalency (ALS A & E) Test for Secondary Level passer, eligible for admission to college and has 100 or higher Standard Score (SS) and an essay writing proficiency level of 2 or higher
http://iapply.pup.edu.ph/(S(c5vhoh55gxyr1enqaeeokq55))/RequestVoucher.aspx
online application for PUPCET
However, those who cannot secure test permit until December 8, 2011 shall be considered for the PUPCET Second Batch schedules on February 19, 2012.
Issuance of test permit will resume on January 3 to February 15, 2012.
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