MANILA, Philippines – The triplets who went viral last year recently passed the Agriculture Licensure Exam.
Jack, Ace, and King Pagaran share not just their identical looks but also their success. Back in 2018, the Pagaran triplets inspired netizens when they finished their agriculture degree at the Provincial Technical Institute of Agriculture (PTIA) at Isabela State University Cabagan Campus as cum laude.
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Finally, the triplets are now licensed agriculturists as they were part of the 5,538 out of 13,492 examinees who passed the November 2019 Agriculturist board exam announced by the Professional Regulations Commission (PRC) on Tuesday morning.
READ: FULL RESULTS: November 2019 Agriculturist board exam list of passers, top 10
It's indeed a triple victory for their parents, Leliza and Sonny. The parents worked hard to make sure their children finish their education. From borrowing money from relatives even to selling their own farm land, Leliza and Sonny did it all.
Jack shared with the Summit Express that their motivation to succeed was the struggles of their parents.
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He said, "Ang nagmotivate po talaga sa amin para makapagtapos ay ang mga magulang namin kasi ginagawa nila ang lahat para mapag-aral lang kami. Kahit walang-wala na talaga sila, gumagawa pa din sila ng paraan kagaya ng mangungutang sila mga relatives namin at magbebenta ng kahoy na panggatong."
The Pagaran family was also a proud beneficiary of the Pantawid Pamilyang Pilipino Program (4Ps) and became representatives of Santa Maria for the Search for Pantawid Pamilyang Pilipino Program of DSWD in the provincial level.
Jack shared that he and his brothers all went to Our Lady of Piat in Piat, Cagayan to pray that they will pass the exam.
Now, Jack is working at the Department of Agriculture (DA) Region 2 while his two brothers, Ace and King are employees of DA - Nueva Vizcaya.
— Sally, The Summit Express
Jack, Ace, and King Pagaran share not just their identical looks but also their success. Back in 2018, the Pagaran triplets inspired netizens when they finished their agriculture degree at the Provincial Technical Institute of Agriculture (PTIA) at Isabela State University Cabagan Campus as cum laude.
SEE ALSO: Triplets All Graduate as Cum Laude, Earn Praise from Netizens
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| The Pagaran triplets are now licensed agriculturists | Photo Courtesy: Facebook/ Jack Pagaran |
Finally, the triplets are now licensed agriculturists as they were part of the 5,538 out of 13,492 examinees who passed the November 2019 Agriculturist board exam announced by the Professional Regulations Commission (PRC) on Tuesday morning.
READ: FULL RESULTS: November 2019 Agriculturist board exam list of passers, top 10
It's indeed a triple victory for their parents, Leliza and Sonny. The parents worked hard to make sure their children finish their education. From borrowing money from relatives even to selling their own farm land, Leliza and Sonny did it all.
Jack shared with the Summit Express that their motivation to succeed was the struggles of their parents.
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He said, "Ang nagmotivate po talaga sa amin para makapagtapos ay ang mga magulang namin kasi ginagawa nila ang lahat para mapag-aral lang kami. Kahit walang-wala na talaga sila, gumagawa pa din sila ng paraan kagaya ng mangungutang sila mga relatives namin at magbebenta ng kahoy na panggatong."
The Pagaran family was also a proud beneficiary of the Pantawid Pamilyang Pilipino Program (4Ps) and became representatives of Santa Maria for the Search for Pantawid Pamilyang Pilipino Program of DSWD in the provincial level.
Jack shared that he and his brothers all went to Our Lady of Piat in Piat, Cagayan to pray that they will pass the exam.
Now, Jack is working at the Department of Agriculture (DA) Region 2 while his two brothers, Ace and King are employees of DA - Nueva Vizcaya.
— Sally, The Summit Express
