Cebu Philippines

University of the Philippines-Manila, Chinese General Hospital College of Nursing, and Liberal Arts and Cebu Normal University (Cebu State College) led the top performing schools with 100 percent passing rate.
UST graduate Roxanne Trinity Dotingco Lim topped the examination with a grade of 86.20 percent, while Cebu Normal University graduate Kristen Erika Hife Pino and University of Saint Anthony graduate Carmela Celebrado Shimizu shared the second spot with a grade of 85.40 percent.
John Vincent Usita Magalong of UP-Manila and Wayne Steven Miranda Zamora of West Visayas State University landed third with 85.20 percent.

They were followed by Joey Gonzalez dela Torre Jr., (Cebu Normal University, 85%); Joener Balediata Bangero (West Visayas State University-La Paz, 84.80%), Vanessa Joy Palacio Gasat (University of the Cordilleras, 84.80%); Mar John Almedora Jambora (Xavier University, 84.80%), Katherine Joyce Umali Asufra (Cebu Normal University, 84.60%); Giselle Capati Cano (Angeles University Foundation, 84.60%); Ainan Rey Fria Casupang (Ateneo de Naga University, 84.60%); Lian Sydney Baritua Chan (Chinese General Hospital College of Nursing and Liberal Arts, 84.60%) Jennifer Kaye Licup Ducao (Cebu Normal University, 84.60%); Paulina Garcia Espanola (Riverside College, 84.60%); Vinie Oberiano Oberiano (West Visayas State University-La Paz, 84.60%) and Merrill Van Chua Yu (Velez College, 84.60%).

On seventh place were Karl Phillip Lumio Avillo (Southern Luzon State University-Lucban, 84.40%); Mara Lyka Ellenite Natividad Capalad (Western Mindanao State U-Zamboanga City, 84.40%); Maryelle Go Casupanan (Saint Louis University, 84.40%), Cesar Ian Tan Claro (University of Saint La Salle, 84.40%); James Patrick Ramos de Vera (Chinese General Hospital College of Nursing and Liberal Arts, 84.40%), Sachiko Solis Estreller (UP-Manila, 84.40%); Jemi-Kezia Jimenez Iringan (Medical College of Northern Philippines, 84.40%); Kristian Ron Pajarillaga Lalic (Chinese General Hospital College of Nursing and Liberal Arts, 84.40%); Ronessa Irene Magallanes Maglinte (UST, 84.40%) and Nurhani Salapuddin Tulawie (Arellano University-Pasay, 84.40%).