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CIVIL SERVICE EXAM BY THE NUMBERS

How Many Examinees Actually Pass the Civil Service Exam?

Every Civil Service Exam schedule brings together hundreds of thousands of Filipinos working toward the same goal: civil service eligibility.

But what do the actual results tell us?

Across the six CSE-PPT schedules from March 2023 through August 2025, the passing rate ranged from approximately 14% to 19% when the Professional and Subprofessional levels are combined.

These numbers are not meant to discourage you. They show why preparation, practice and understanding the exam matter.

2,042,303

EXAM SITTINGS

330,753

PASSERS

Totals represent examinees across six exam schedules and should not be interpreted as 2,042,303 unique individuals.

Civil Service Exam Results: March 2023–August 2025
Exam Date Examinees Passers Passing Rate
Aug. 10, 2025 331,675 50,096 15.10%
Mar. 2, 2025 318,977 46,470 14.57%
Aug. 11, 2024 329,465 47,449 14.40%
Mar. 3, 2024 335,385 57,683 17.20%
Aug. 20, 2023 345,194 64,635 18.72%
Mar. 26, 2023 381,607 64,420 16.88%

Source: Civil Service Commission (CSC)

Figures use CSC results-publication counts. Passing rates shown above are calculated as passers divided by examinees and rounded to two decimal places. Where earlier CSC turnout reports differed from later results publications, the later results-publication figures are used.

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What Do These Numbers Mean for You?

The numbers tell a simple story: passing the Civil Service Exam is achievable, but it should not be taken lightly.

Across these six exam schedules, the lowest passing rate was 14.40% and the highest was 18.72%. Combined, approximately 16.20% of exam sittings resulted in a passing result.

That does not mean you have only a 16% personal chance of passing. These historical statistics describe groups of examinees, not your individual probability of success.

Your preparation is something you can control.

Practicing the types of questions covered by the exam, identifying subjects where you need more work, managing your time and studying consistently can help you approach exam day more prepared.

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Professional and Subprofessional Career Service Examination dates and application information.

Next Exam

MAR
14, 2027
Application begins November 2, 2026, until slots are filled or otherwise announced.

Next Exam

AUG
08, 2027
Application begins May 10, 2027, until slots are filled or otherwise announced.

Results Update

AUG
09, 2026
Exam conducted. Target result release date: October 12, 2026.

Schedules, application periods and examination details may change. Always verify current information through the official Philippine Civil Service Commission.

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What is the Civil Service Exam?

It is a qualifying examination for people seeking civil service eligibility in the Philippines.

What is the difference between the Professional and Subprofessional levels?

They are different examination levels with different coverage and eligibility applications. Choose your level based on the roles you plan to pursue.

When is the next Civil Service Exam?

The listed 2027 dates are March 14 and August 8. Verify the latest schedule and filing details with CSC.

How should I start reviewing?

Understand the coverage, find weak areas, practice consistently and prepare your requirements before exam day.

Are the practice questions on CSCReviewer.club official CSC questions?

No. They are independent study resources and are not official CSC examination questions.

Where should I verify examination schedules and requirements?

Always verify the latest information through the official Philippine Civil Service Commission.