December 2024 Aeronautical Engineers Licensure Exam Results
December 2024 Aeronautical Engineers Licensure Exam Results
The Professional
Regulation Commission (PRC) has announced that the results of the December
2024 Aeronautical Engineers Licensure Exam (AELE) will be released within
two working days after the last day of the exam.
This follows PRC Resolution
No. 1891, series of 2024, which governs the release timeline
for licensure exam results.
A total of 1,000 aspiring
aeronautical engineers took the exam on December 16, 17, and 18, 2024, at
testing centers across the National Capital Region (NCR), Cagayan de Oro,
Legazpi, Lucena, and Rosales.
Most examinees were based
in Manila, with a total of 908 candidates, while the remaining participants
were distributed as follows:
·
Manila:
908 examinees
·
Cagayan de Oro:
47 examinees
· Legazpi: 5 examinees
· Rosales, Pangasinan: 40 examinees
This three-day examination
was supervised by the Professional Board of Aeronautical Engineering, led by
its chairman, Ernesto B. Ferreras, Jr., and board member, Redentor C. Malia.
Here are the examinees who
ranked in the Top Ten of the December 2024 Aeronautical Engineers
Licensure Exam.
Roll of Successful Examinees in the
AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERS LICENSURE EXAM
Held on DECEMBER 16, 2024 & FF. DAYS
Released on DECEMBER 19, 2024
Seq. No. Name
AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERS LICENSURE EXAM COVERAGE
The exam spanned three
days, focusing on key areas of aeronautical engineering:
December 16, 2024:
Aerodynamics (25%) – 50 items
Mathematics (10%) – 50 items
December 17, 2024:
Aircraft Structures and Design (20%) – 50 items
Aircraft Construction, Repair, and Modification (15%) – 50 items
December 18, 2024:
Aircraft Power Plant (20%) – 5s0 items
Engineering Economics, Management, Laws, and Ethics (10%) – 50 items
AELE NOTABLE ANNOUNCEMENTS
On December 17, 2024, the
PRC announced a significant shift in the modality of the examination. Initially
planned as a Computer-Based Licensure Examination (CBLE), the AELE was
conducted as a Conventional Paper-and-Pencil Test (PPT).
This change followed a PRC
directive issued in July 2024 to introduce computer-based testing for selected
licensure exams, but operational adjustments required reverting to the
traditional format for this particular exam.
AELE PASSING SCORE
To pass the Aeronautical
Engineers Licensure Examination, an examinee must achieve a general weighted
average of at least seventy-five percent (75%) across all subjects, with
no grade below fifty percent (50%) in any individual subject.