The Professional Regulation Commission officially released the March 2026 Licensure Examination for Professional Teachers (LEPT) results after thirty-nine working days. Thousands of aspiring educators across the Philippines checked their results as the long-awaited announcement confirmed a strong national passing performance for both elementary and secondary levels.
According to the PRC and the Board for Professional Teachers, a total of 63,377 examinees successfully passed the March 2026 LET out of 94,357 takers nationwide.
March 2026 LET Passing Rate
For the elementary level, 18,376 out of 32,796 examinees passed, producing a passing rate of 56.03%. Meanwhile, the secondary level recorded 45,001 passers out of 61,561 examinees, equivalent to a 73.10% passing rate.
These numbers reflect one of the highest LET performances in recent years, especially for secondary education examinees. Educational institutions and review centers nationwide celebrated the achievement of newly licensed teachers.
First-Time Takers and Repeaters
The PRC also released data regarding first-time takers and repeaters:
- Elementary Level:
- 15,670 passers were first-time takers
- 2,706 were repeaters
- Secondary Level:
- 39,446 passers were first-time takers
- 5,555 were repeaters
This data shows that first-time examinees continued to dominate the list of successful LET passers.
PRC Statement on Withheld Results
The commission stated that the results of 58 examinees were withheld pending investigation regarding possible violations of examination rules and regulations. Additionally, the results of two examinees were withheld for document verification.
Importance of the LET Examination
The Licensure Examination for Professional Teachers is one of the most important professional examinations administered by the Professional Regulation Commission. Passing the LET is required before graduates can officially practice as licensed professional teachers in the Philippines.
The exam measures competencies in:
- General Education
- Professional Education
- Specialization subjects for secondary education
Teacher licensure examinations play a crucial role in maintaining educational standards and ensuring qualified educators enter the profession.
Top Performing Schools and Institutional Performance
Following the release of results, PRC also published the list of top-performing schools for the March 2026 LET. Schools with high passing percentages and significant numbers of examinees were recognized for their strong teacher education programs.
Several universities and colleges across the country celebrated outstanding performances, with some institutions exceeding national passing rates by a wide margin.
How to Check LET Results Online
Examinees may check their official board exam results through the Professional Regulation Commission website and authorized result portals. To view the complete list of passers, topnotchers, and school performance, click the link below:
š Check the Complete March 2026 LET Results Here:
The results page includes:
- Complete list of passers
- Top 10 examinees (Topnotchers)
- Performance of schools
- Verification of ratings
- Schedule for registration and oath-taking
Due to heavy traffic, the PRC website may temporarily slow down after the official release. Examinees are advised to refresh the page or try again after a few minutes if the website becomes inaccessible.
What’s Next for LET Passers?
Successful examinees are expected to complete the following steps:
- Initial registration with PRC
- Oath-taking ceremony
- Obtaining the Professional Identification Card (PIC)
- Application for teaching positions in public or private institutions
Newly licensed teachers may now pursue opportunities in elementary, secondary, and specialized educational institutions throughout the Philippines.
Conclusion
The release of the March 2026 LET results marks another milestone for Philippine education. With more than 63,000 new licensed teachers entering the profession, the country continues to strengthen its educational workforce and support future generations of learners. The strong passing rates also highlight the dedication of education graduates, review centers, and universities in preparing future educators for professional practice.
