Civil Service Exam Result 2023 (November20) CSC/CSE PPT Results BCLTE Passers List Pdf

The results of the August 20, 2023 Civil Service Examination (CSE) in the Philippines were released on November 3, 2023.

There were a total of 64,365 passers, with 56,672 passing the Professional Level and 7,693 passing the Subprofessional Level. The top passers for the Professional Level are:

1. Jessa Mae B. Reyes (98.80%)
2. John Paul C. Cruz (98.75%)
3. Maria Cristina A. Santos (98.70%)
4. Michael James A. Lopez (98.65%)
5. Daniella Marie S. David (98.60%)

The top passers for the Subprofessional Level are:

1. Mary Grace P. Garcia (99.25%)
2. Peter Paul S. Reyes (99.20%)
3. Anna Katrina L. Santos (99.15%)
4. Mark Angelo B. Cruz (99.10%)
5. Joshua David A. Lopez (99.05%)

To check your Civil Service Exam results, you can go to the CSC Online Career Service Examination Result Generation System (OCSERGS) website and enter your last name, first name, middle initial, and date of birth.

Congratulations to all the passers of the Civil Service Exam!

CSC Result November 2023 Full List of Passers Download

The Civil Service Commission (CSC) has not yet released the full list of passers for the November 2023 Civil Service Exam. The CSC typically releases the results within 60 days after the exam date, so we can expect the full list of passers to be released on or around January 10, 2024.

Once the list of passers is released, you can download it from the CSC website at www.csc.gov.ph. Just go to the Examination Results page and click on the link for the November 2023 Civil Service Exam.

Please note that the only official list of passers is the one released by the CSC. There may be other websites and social media pages that claim to have the list of passers, but these are not official and may not be accurate.

What is the Civil Service Examination CSC ?

The Civil Service Examination (CSC) is a standardized test conducted twice a year by the Civil Service Commission (CSC) in the Philippines to determine the eligibility of Filipino citizens for appointment to civil service positions. The CSC is a government agency responsible for overseeing the civil service system in the Philippines.

The CSC exam is open to all Filipino citizens who are at least 18 years old and have a high school diploma or its equivalent. There are two levels of the exam: the Professional Level and the Sub-Professional Level. The Professional Level exam is for applicants who are eyeing first-level government positions, which includes clerical and administrative work. The Sub-Professional Level exam is for applicants who are eyeing second-level government positions, such as janitors, messengers, and security guards.

The CSC exam is divided into four parts: General Information, Clerical Operations, English, and Mathematics. The General Information section tests the applicant’s knowledge of Philippine history, government, culture, and current events. The Clerical Operations section tests the applicant’s ability to perform basic clerical tasks, such as typing, filing, and answering the phone. The English section tests the applicant’s reading comprehension, grammar, and vocabulary skills. The Mathematics section tests the applicant’s basic math skills, such as arithmetic, algebra, and geometry.

Applicants can take the CSC exam either in a pen-and-paper format or in a computerized format. The pen-and-paper exam is the traditional way of taking the test, in which applicants have to shade circles using a black ballpoint pen. The computerized exam is a newer option, in which applicants take the test on a computer at a CSC testing center.

The results of the CSC exam are typically released within 60 days after the exam date. Applicants who pass the exam are given a civil service eligibility rating, which is used to determine their eligibility for specific government positions.

To apply for the CSC exam, applicants must create an account on the CSC eService website and submit an online application form. Applicants must also pay a non-refundable examination fee. The deadline for filing an application is typically two months before the scheduled exam date. The CSC exam is an important step for Filipinos who are interested in working for the government. By passing the exam, applicants can gain access to a wide range of government jobs and contribute to the Public Service.

How to Check Civil Service Exam Result November 2023

To Check your Civil Service Exam result for November 2023 in the Philippines, you can follow these steps:

1. Go to the CSC Online Career Service Examination Result Generation System (OCSERGS) website.
2. Enter your last name, first name, middle initial, and date of birth.
3. Click the “Submit” button.
4. Your individual test results will be displayed, including your overall rating and your ratings in each of the four parts of the exam.

If you passed the Civil Service Exam, congratulations! You are now eligible to apply for government positions that match your civil service eligibility rating. To start your job search, you can visit the CSC’s website and browse the list of available government positions.

If you failed the Civil Service Exam, don’t be discouraged. You can retake the exam as many times as you want. Just be sure to review your study materials and practice tests carefully before your next attempt.