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NDMU Celebrates Electronics Licensure Exam Passers, 100% ECT First-Time Passing Rate, and New Professional Electronics Engineers

Writer: Notre Dame of Marbel University
Notre Dame of Marbel University
24 hours ago
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Notre Dame of Marbel University (NDMU) proudly celebrates the success of its seven new Registered Electronics Technicians (ECTs), achieving a 100% passing rate among first-time takers in the March 2026 Electronics Technicians Licensure Examination, surpassing the national passing rate of 87.70%.




This achievement highlights the dedication, technical competence, and perseverance of NDMU's examinees, as well as the commitment of the University's academic community to developing competent and industry-ready professionals.



Adding to this milestone, Engr. Jayvee B. Eborde and Engr. Barbie Shane P. Vargas also passed the October 2026 Electronics Engineer Licensure Examination, demonstrating their continued pursuit of professional growth and excellence.



The University also congratulates its alumni who passed the technical evaluation and oral examination for Professional Electronics Engineer (PECE).



These achievements reflect the dedication, perseverance, and professional competence of NDMU's alumni as they continue advancing their careers in electronics engineering and technology. Their success also highlights the University's commitment to quality education and the formation of competent professionals prepared to contribute to technological innovation and community development.


NDMU extends its heartfelt congratulations to all the successful examinees, their families, faculty members, and mentors who supported them throughout their academic and professional journeys.


Congratulations, Maristas! Your Marist family is proud of you! May you continue to embody excellence, integrity, and service in your respective professions.

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