Electrical Engineering First-Timers Post 100% REELE Passing Rate
Ateneo de Davao School of Engineering and Architecture (SEA), through the Electrical Engineering Department, produced six new licensed electrical engineers after posting a perfect passing rate in the September 2026 Registered Electrical Engineer Licensure Examination (REELE).
According to results released by the Professional Regulation Commission (PRC) and the Board of Electrical Engineering, all first-time examinees from ADDU SEA passed the licensure exam, giving the university a 100% passing rate against a national average of 49.31% for the same exam period.
ADDU’s new Registered Electrical Engineers are Ella Mayeen L. Ebad, Peniel Joshua A. Jainar, Gabriel Paolo P. Prochina, Oliver Chosen II A. Ramos, Marc Justin O. Rico, and Francis Dan R. Rigor.
The University expressed gratitude to Dr. Renyl B. Barroca, Dean of the School of Engineering and Architecture, and Engr. Fortunata Pompeya Nicolas, Chairperson of the Electrical Engineering Department, for their guidance, and recognized the department’s faculty, staff, and students for their continued dedication to academic excellence.
The REELE is administered nationwide by the PRC’s Board of Electrical Engineering to certify graduates seeking to practice as electrical engineers in the Philippines. The results mark another strong showing for Ateneo de Davao’s Electrical Engineering program, which has built a track record of producing licensed professionals from Mindanao for the field.
Newly registered engineers are expected to take their oath before the Board of Electrical Engineering as part of the standard licensure process, with oath-taking details to be announced by the PRC.
