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PRC release, November 2026 Midwives Board Exam Results

The Professional Regulation Commission (PRC) announces the complete list of passers, topnotchers, and top performers, and the performance of the schools for the November 2026 Midwives licensure examination, also known as the midwifery board exam results.

PRC release, November 2026 Midwives Board Exam Results

The said examination was administered by the Professional Regulatory Board of Midwifery in Manila (NCR), Baguio City, Butuan, Calapan City (Oriental Mindoro), Cagayan de Oro, Cebu, Davao, Iloilo, Koronadal(South Cotabato), Legazpi, Lucena, Pagadian City, Puerto Princesa City (Palawan), City of San Fernando (Pampanga), Rosales (Pangasinan), Tacloban City, Tuguegarao (Cagayan), and Zamboanga City testing centers held last November 7 and 8, 2026.

The complete results, including the list of passers, top passers, top-performing schools, and overall performance statistics, can be posted on this page once officially released by the PRC.

  • List of Passers
  • Topnotchers
  • Top Performing and Performance of the Schools

Official Release Date: November 2026 Midwives Board Exam Results

According to PRC Resolution No. 2113 s. 2025, the October 2026 midwives board exam results are scheduled for official release on November 11, 2026.

However, the actual release date of the midwifery licensure examination results can vary and may come earlier or later than projected. We highly recommend bookmarking this page and following our active social media channels for real-time alerts, live status updates, and the official PRC list of passers.

PRC Online Registration Schedule for New Midwives

The appointment schedule for online registration to secure your new Midwives Professional ID (PIC) and Certificate of Registration is currently To Be Announced (TBA).

Once open, successful examinees must complete their initial registration online through the official PRC portal at https://online.prc.gov.ph/. Please prepare the following required documents before your registration date:

  •  Notice of Admission (NOA) (For identification verification) 
  • Completed Oath Form (Panunumpa ng Propesyonal)
  • Two (2) passport-sized ID pictures (Plain white background, with complete name tag)
  • Two (2) sets of documentary stamps
  • One (1) short brown envelope

Note: All new Registered Midwives must complete this registration step in person to sign the official Roster of Registered Professionals.

How to Verify Your Midwives Board Exam Rating

The online portal for PRC Verification of Rating will be activated within a few days following the official announcement of the results.

All examinees can check their individual passing rates and scores using the official PRC Verification Page. To access your board exam performance data, you must provide the following credentials:

  • Exam Name (Midwives)
  • Examination Date (November 2026)
  • Application Number
  • First Name and Last Name
  • Birthdate

PRC Oath-Taking Schedule for Successful Midwifery Examinees

All successful passers who intend to participate in the face-to-face mass oath-taking ceremony must register on the PRC portal (http://online.prc.gov.ph) no later than 12:00 PM on the day prior to the event.

Virtual or Special Oath-Taking: If you cannot attend the in-person event, you can choose the virtual e-Oath option. You can set up an online appointment on the PRC site by selecting "e-OATH" as your transaction.

Deadlines: The online window for virtual e-Oath applications will close exactly five (5) calendar days before the scheduled oath-taking date.

Important Forms: Inductees are required to print the official "OATH OF PROFESSIONAL" form, which is downloadable directly from the PRC Online Services dashboard.

Next Steps: Immediately after finishing your oath-taking ceremony, proceed with your Initial Registration process to book your regular PRC appointment.

Bookmark this page and refresh regularly to get instant access as soon as the PRC releases the official results of the Midwives board exam!


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