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March 2026 Civil Service Exam Results: Professional & Subprofessional Passers
The Civil Service Commission released the results of the CSE-PPT held on March 8, 2026. Use the official CSC portal and release for the authoritative passer information and rating instructions.
March 8, 2026 Civil Service Exam Results
Use the official CSC links below for the authoritative list of passers and any individual result announcement. CSCReviewer.club summarizes the release for easier reading and does not reproduce the complete passer list.
Professional Level Results
The CSC’s release explains that Professional eligibility is for first- and second-level government positions, except positions covered by special laws or licensing requirements. The official list and the Examination Results portal should be used for name verification.
Subprofessional Level Results
Subprofessional eligibility applies to first-level positions, subject to the same official eligibility rules and documentary requirements described by CSC. Check the official release for the correct list and regional instructions.
Top Professional Civil Service Exam Passers
The following names and ratings are transcribed from the official Civil Service Commission release for this examination.
| Rank | Name | Rating | Region |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Jannah Arumpac Masbud | 98.60 | Region XII |
| 2 | Jholene Ylysa Ladores Salimbot | 97.77 | NCR |
| 3 | Lemuel Espiritu Samson | 97.64 | Region XI |
| 4 | Tyrone Robert Cruzata Garcia | 97.53 | NCR |
| 5 | Jeorge Antoinette Cabusao Marucot | 97.52 | NCR |
| 6 | Laurence Anthony Navarro Mallari | 97.38 | NCR |
| 7 | Alexander Clinton Liu Españo | 97.25 | NCR |
| 7 | Therese Jan Esman Mangussad | 97.25 | NCR |
| 9 | Patrick Jeanne Josef Tiongson | 97.23 | Region IV |
| 10 | Jenelyn Ann Festejo Carpio | 97.09 | NCR |
View the Complete Official List of Passers
Top Subprofessional Civil Service Exam Passers
The Subprofessional rankings below preserve the official order and tied ratings published by CSC.
| Rank | Name | Rating | Region |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Ernesto Gabriel Valderrama Serrano | 95.49 | NCR |
| 2 | Justine Raine Valencia David | 95.31 | Region III |
| 3 | Carlo Miguel Nery Cerrada | 95.20 | NCR |
| 4 | Janette Alexandra Falcatan Toribio | 95.16 | Region IX |
| 5 | Carlo Aragon Marientes | 95.08 | NCR |
| 6 | Gladys Ubalde Quitain | 95.06 | Region IV |
| 7 | Christian Villarin Dela Peña | 95.00 | Region IV |
| 8 | Lauren Anne Charmagne Lara De La Cruz | 94.94 | Region III |
| 9 | Sophia Yvonne Simbol Baniago | 94.77 | NCR |
| 10 | MJ Cruz Centeno | 94.76 | Region III |
View the Complete Official List of Passers
Use OCSERGS to check an individual examination rating.
Official CSC source: https://www.csc.gov.ph/csc-releases-results-of-8-march-2026-civil-service-exam
How to Check Your Civil Service Exam Result
- Open the CSC Examination Results portal or the results widget on the official CSC website.
- Select the examination date and the relevant eligibility level.
- Use the official list or regional result link to look for your name. Treat social-media copies as unverified until they match a CSC source.
How to Check Your Civil Service Exam Rating
The CSC provides individual ratings through OCSERGS when the service opens for that examination. Follow the identity and examination details requested by the portal. CSC releases commonly state that individual reports are not mailed.
What Is the Passing Score?
The CSC’s general passing requirement is a general rating of at least 80.00, subject to the official rules and announcement for the examination. A passing rating grants the appropriate civil-service eligibility; it does not guarantee appointment to a government position.
What Happens After You Pass?
Check the CSC announcement for the certificate of eligibility schedule and the releasing office for your region. Bring the identification and supporting documents the CSC requires. Keep your certificate safe because agencies may request proof of eligibility during recruitment. Passing the CSE-PPT does not automatically mean that you have been hired.
What If You Did Not Pass?
Use the result as a study signal. Review the areas where you lost time or confidence, build a realistic practice schedule, and check the next official CSC examination announcement before applying again. Practice with timed sets and review the explanation for every missed answer.
Prepare for Your Next Civil Service Exam
Our free practice tools let you work on the same broad ability areas tested by the CSE-PPT.
For coverage and preparation planning, see the Civil Service Exam coverage guide and study guides. You can also return to the results archive for other examination years.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is the official list of passers?
Use the CSC results portal and the official CSC release linked on this page. The Commission’s source is the controlling record.
Can I request a review of my rating?
Follow the remedy and deadline stated in the applicable CSC examination announcement. Do not rely on unofficial advice about a review process.
Does passing guarantee a government job?
No. It establishes civil-service eligibility. Hiring still depends on vacancies, qualifications, and the agency’s recruitment process.
Sources
- Official CSC top-passers/results source: https://www.csc.gov.ph/csc-releases-results-of-8-march-2026-civil-service-exam
- CSC Examination Results portal
- OCSERGS for individual ratings
- CSC releases results of 8 March 2026 Civil Service Exam — official Civil Service Commission release.
- CSC Examination Results portal.
- OCSERGS for individual ratings.