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CLSU GRADUATES JOIN THE ROSTER OF 2021 VETERINARIAN LICENSURE EXAMINATION TOPNOTCHERS

Dec. 12, 2021

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Graduates of Central Luzon State University have once again joined the roster of topnotchers during the recently concluded August 2021 Veterinarian Licensure Examination (VLE). The Professional Regulation Commission (PRC) in its recent press release unveils the names of the Top 10 passers, three of which are golden grains of CLSU, namely: Jay Mart Fernando Oria (Top 4); John Vincent Dela Cruz Mejia (Top7); and Irah Pearl Ruiz Arcierto (Top8). CLSU’s overall passing mark landed at 50.41%, allowing a 12.02% mark up compared to the national average passing rate of 38.33%. At present, the CLSU-College of Veterinary Science and Medicine has recorded a total of 81 topnotchers since 1984. The complete list of CLSU passers are as follows: Abelarde, Gemil Allen Acierto, Irah Pearl - TOP 8 Agdippa, Michael Deither Alili, Jackson Ervin Almazar, Lysette Anne Apolinario, Anthony Bachoco, Eve Vincent Sundie Bacolor, Zairah Dess Balangue, Wilfred Basco, Elvira Theresse Baylon, Zairah Jane Ban?agale, Alexis Jonas Burayag, Trifena Marier Cajucom, Maria Angelina Capua, Emmanuel Renzo Catolico, Dave Reinniel Concepcion, Mark Corpuz, Adrian Ernest Cristobal, Camille Cruz, Joshua Dela Cruz, Jairah Mae Diego, Austin Duyag, Joshua Terence Evangelista, Joshua Gamundoy, Franz Louise Garcia, Marco Angelo Guico, Jameson Guieb, Diana Javier, Dyann Camille Lorenzo, Jervin Troi Macayan, Katrin Aizel Magno, Kim Allyson Manalili, Nicole Maniquis, Mikka Ella Maniquiz, Paul John Marquez, Dave Audrey Masalunga, Myk Nin?o Mejia, John Vincent - TOP 7 Miclat, Mia Flor Nagai, Maiko Oliquino, Ryner Von Oria, Jay Mart - TOP 4 Pagaduan, Rowie Pascua, Maica Patricio, Mary Rose Payumo, Daryl Jay Perez, Chrisette Ponce, Kris Zhane Poquiz, Mae Andrea Racraquin, Paolo Reyes, Mary Abegail Rivera, Romano Marco Romero, Shadrach Santiago, Zxien Mohreen Santos, Donica Joyce Sarmiento, Karl Louie Sta. Maria, Dannali Tangi, Gerald Tantiongco, Camille Alexis Valdez, Kezia Velasquez, Xena Belle Villacorta, Michelle Angela

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