MANILA, Philippines – A total of 2,614 aspiring police officers passed the PNP Entrance (PNPE) Examination while a total of 1,531 uniformed police personnel hurdled the Promotional Examinations (PROMEX) conducted by the National Police Commission (NAPOLCOM) nationwide on November 26-28, 2021 and on December 18-19, 2021 (Special PNP Entrance Examination).
This was announced by NAPOLCOM Vice Chairman and Executive Officer (VCEO) Vitaliano N. Aguirre II as the Commission released the list of successful examinees for both the PNP Entrance and Promotional Examinations on Saturday, February 12.
The 2,614 total number of PNPE passers represent 13.71% of 19,063 examinees, distributed as follows:
Meanwhile, the combined 1,531 PROMEX passers constitute 31.85% of the 4,963 in-service police officers who took the regular promotional examinations, broken down per category as follows:
View the list of passers at NAPOLCOM website and select date of exams from Exam Results navigation.
The eligibility conferred upon passing the PNPE Examination is one of the requirements for appointment in the PNP as a Patrolman/Patrolwoman, while passing the promotional examination is considered appropriate for promotion to a higher rank.
“The release of the results of police examinations is in consonance with the NAPOLCOM’s commitment to the Department of Budget and Management (DBM) to make available the examination results within forty-five (45) working days from the date of the examinations,” VCEO Aguirre II said.
VCEO Aguirre II assured the public of the NAPOLCOM’s readiness, through its Police Examination System, to detect and address examination anomalies using answer pattern analysis. He likewise reiterated the Commission’s earlier warning to all examinees to refrain from committing any form of irregularity, such as cheating, impersonation, perjury, or violation of examination rules; otherwise, they shall be sanctioned with perpetual disqualification from taking future NAPOLCOM examinations.
— The Summit Express
This was announced by NAPOLCOM Vice Chairman and Executive Officer (VCEO) Vitaliano N. Aguirre II as the Commission released the list of successful examinees for both the PNP Entrance and Promotional Examinations on Saturday, February 12.
The 2,614 total number of PNPE passers represent 13.71% of 19,063 examinees, distributed as follows:
- 1,975 passers out of 15,193 examinees who took the PNPE regular examination on November 26-28, 2021;
- 639 passers out of the 3,870 takers of the Special PNP Entrance Examination on December 18-19, 2021.
Meanwhile, the combined 1,531 PROMEX passers constitute 31.85% of the 4,963 in-service police officers who took the regular promotional examinations, broken down per category as follows:
- Police Officer 1st Class Examination for Police Major and Police Lieutenant Colonel (51 passers)
- Police Officer 2nd Class Examination for Police Lieutenant and Police Captain (158 passers)
- Police Officer 3rd Class Examination for Police Master Sergeant, Police Senior Master Sergeant, Police Chief Master Sergeant and Police Executive Master Sergeant (259 passers)
- Police Officer 4th Class Examination for Police Corporal and Police Staff Sergeant (1,063 passers).
View the list of passers at NAPOLCOM website and select date of exams from Exam Results navigation.
The eligibility conferred upon passing the PNPE Examination is one of the requirements for appointment in the PNP as a Patrolman/Patrolwoman, while passing the promotional examination is considered appropriate for promotion to a higher rank.
“The release of the results of police examinations is in consonance with the NAPOLCOM’s commitment to the Department of Budget and Management (DBM) to make available the examination results within forty-five (45) working days from the date of the examinations,” VCEO Aguirre II said.
VCEO Aguirre II assured the public of the NAPOLCOM’s readiness, through its Police Examination System, to detect and address examination anomalies using answer pattern analysis. He likewise reiterated the Commission’s earlier warning to all examinees to refrain from committing any form of irregularity, such as cheating, impersonation, perjury, or violation of examination rules; otherwise, they shall be sanctioned with perpetual disqualification from taking future NAPOLCOM examinations.
— The Summit Express
