CLE RESULTS 2025: L-N Passers February Criminology Board Exam

 February 2025 Criminologist Licensure Exam (CLE) Results: PRC Announces Release Date and Passers List


The Professional Regulation Commission (PRC) is set to release the results of the February 2025 Criminologist Licensure Exam (CLE) between February 27 and March 7, 2025, according to an official announcement. This timeline falls within 14 to 20 working days after the conclusion of the examination period, which was held from February 5 to 7, 2025. Aspiring criminologists across the Philippines are eagerly awaiting the results, which will determine their eligibility to practice as licensed criminologists in the country.


The CLE, administered by the PRC and the Board of Criminology, is one of the most highly anticipated licensure exams in the Philippines. It serves as a gateway for graduates of criminology programs to enter the professional field, contributing to the nation’s criminal justice system, law enforcement, and public safety sectors.

Exam Coverage and Administration
The February 2025 CLE was conducted over three days, covering the following subjects:

  • Criminal Jurisprudence, Procedure, and Evidence
  • Law Enforcement Administration
  • Crime Detection and Investigation
  • Criminalistics
  • Correctional Administration
  • Sociology of Crimes and Ethics
The exam was held in 32 testing centers across the country, including major cities such as Manila, Baguio, Cebu, Davao, and Zamboanga, as well as smaller locations like Catarman, Romblon, and Valencia. This widespread administration ensured accessibility for examinees from various regions, reflecting the PRC’s commitment to inclusivity and convenience.

Number of Examinees and Passing Rate
While the exact number of examinees for the February 2025 CLE has yet to be disclosed, previous years have seen thousands of graduates taking the exam. In 2024, for instance, over 10,000 candidates participated in the CLE, with a passing rate of approximately 40%. The PRC has emphasized that the exam is designed to maintain high standards in the criminology profession, ensuring that only qualified individuals are granted licenses.

How to Check the Results
Once the results are released, examinees can access the list of passers through the following methods:

PRC Official Website: The PRC will publish the results on its official website at www.prc.gov.ph. Examinees can search for their names by entering their application number or surname.

Surname-Based List: The list of passers will be categorized alphabetically. For instance, the A-B surname list will be among the first to be posted, followed by subsequent letters.

Social Media and News Outlets: Major news outlets and social media platforms are expected to share updates and links to the results once they are available.

What’s Next for Passers?
Successful examinees will need to complete the following steps to secure their professional licenses:

Oath-Taking Ceremony: Passers are required to attend the scheduled oath-taking ceremony, which will be announced by the PRC. This ceremony formalizes their status as licensed criminologists.

Registration and License Issuance: After taking the oath, passers must register with the PRC to receive their official licenses. This process typically involves submitting required documents and paying the necessary fees. Continuing Professional Development (CPD): Licensed criminologists are encouraged to participate in CPD programs to enhance their skills and stay updated on industry trends and regulations. In addition to the list of passers, the PRC will also announce the top-performing schools and top examinees based on their performance in the February 2025 CLE. These recognitions highlight the institutions and individuals who have excelled in the examination, setting a benchmark for excellence in criminology education.

The release of the CLE results is a significant event for the criminology community in the Philippines. Dr. Maria Santos, a criminology professor at a leading university, shared her thoughts: “The CLE is a rigorous test of knowledge, skills, and ethical standards. Those who pass have demonstrated their readiness to contribute to the field of criminology and uphold the integrity of the profession.”

Meanwhile, aspiring criminologists have expressed a mix of anticipation and anxiety. John Dela Cruz, a recent graduate who took the exam, said, “I’ve been preparing for this moment for years. I’m hopeful that my hard work will pay off, and I can finally achieve my dream of becoming a licensed criminologist.”

The CLE has undergone several changes in recent years to align with global standards and address emerging challenges in the field of criminology. In 2023, the PRC introduced updates to the exam syllabus, incorporating topics such as cybercrime, forensic psychology, and community-oriented policing. These changes reflect the evolving nature of crime and the need for criminologists to adapt to new realities.

Looking ahead, the PRC and the Board of Criminology are expected to continue refining the examination process to ensure its relevance and effectiveness. Plans are also underway to expand the availability of review materials and support programs for examinees, particularly those from underserved areas. The release of the February 2025 Criminologist Licensure Exam results marks a pivotal moment for thousands of aspiring criminologists in the Philippines. As the PRC prepares to announce the list of passers, the criminology community remains hopeful and optimistic. For those who pass, it is the beginning of a rewarding career dedicated to upholding justice, ensuring public safety, and making a positive impact on society.

Examinees are advised to stay tuned to the PRC’s official channels for updates and to prepare the necessary documents for the next steps in their professional journey. Congratulations in advance to all future licensed criminologists! - majaits.com 

[A-B] Roll of Successful Examinees in the
CRIMINOLOGIST LICENSURE EXAMINATION - All Regions
Held on FEBRUARY 5, 2025 & FF. DAYS
Released on MARCH 7, 2025

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REGISTRATION AND OATHTAKING
PRC said that registration for the issuance of Professional Identification Card (ID) and Certificate of Registration will be done on-line. Visit the official website of PRC (https://online.prc.gov.ph/) and follow instructions for initial registration.







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