THE SEPTEMBER 2010 Licensure Examination for Registered Electrical Engineers is reputed to be among the most difficult in the profession’s history, but 13 graduates of MMSU hurdled the challenges.  They  posted a 48.15 percent passing rate for the university, higher than the national figure of only 33.99.

MMSU is ranked 37th among the 166 schools that participated in the examination.

The new electrical engineers are: Jeomar D. Adaon, Mark Glo Renwick D. Aguinaldo, Gretchen Mae C. Calapit, Karl Mark G. Cariaga, Charles T. Dangcil, Earvin D. Domingo, Vicente O. Duldulao, Viclor M. Dumlao, Rudy F. Garcia, Ryan Josef S. Garvida, Glenn Mark L. Sagucio, Pricious Gem E. Salarzon, and Albert R. Tabije.

In addition, Dangcil and Sagucio also hurdled the Registered Master Electrician examination, delivering a 100 percent performance for MMSU.  The national average is only 36.33.

The oathtaking  ceremony of the successful examinees will be held Nov. 6 at the SMX Convention Center, Mall of Asia, Pasay City.