Ranked sixth in the October 2022 PLE with a rating of 87.50 percent was Sonny Cabahug Redula, who graduated from the Cebu Institute of Medicine, while Mark Johnuel Matabilas Duavis, of the University of Cebu College of Medicine Foundation Inc.-Mandaue, was among those who placed 10th with a rating of 87.08 percent.
The other examinees in the top 10 are:
1. Justin Adriel Zent Gautier Togonon (89 percent) — University of the Philippines (UP)-Manila
2. Francesca Marie Abu Lagrosa (88.75 percent) — UP-Manila
3. Karla Joyce Saavedra Badong (88 percent) — Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Maynila
4. Kim Zapatos Sia (87.67 percent) — University of Santo Tomas
5. Gamaliel Pulpulaan Galigao (87.58 percent) — University of the East Ramon Magsaysay Memorial Medical Center
Mark Arlo Hernandez Segundo (87.58 percent) — West Visayas State University-La Paz
6. Christian Joseph Barrion Cruzado (87.50 percent) — Far Eastern University- Nicanor Reyes Medical Foundation
7. Neil Steven Cainglet Cachuela (87.42 percent) — University of Santo Tomas
Trisha Marie Ramos Galapon (87.42 percent) — UP-Manila
8. Anna Patricia Añonuevo Bartolome (87.25 percent) — Our Lady of Fatima University-Valenzuela
Christopher Tabora Pilarta (87.25 percent) — UP-Manila
Randy Franz Gubantes Selim (87.25 percent) — St. Lukes Medical Center College of Medicine-William H, Quasha Memorial Inc.
Keith Alexius Kim Wangkay (87.25 percent) — University of the East Ramon Magsaysay Memorial Medical Center
9. Christian Jerell Salvacion Cosme (87.17 percent) — University of Santo Tomas
10. David Marco Abaya Bildan (87.08 percent) — University of the East Ramon Magsaysay Memorial Medical Center
Christine Bernadette Orfano Lo (87.08 percent) — UP-Manila
Hannah Leian Herrera Tan (87.08 percent) — Davao Medical School Foundation
The top performing schools in terms of the total numbers of examinees and the total number of passers were:
1. Angeles University Foundation — 100 percent
2. Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Maynila — 97.22 percent
3. St. Luke’s Medical Center College of Medicine William H. Quasha Memorial Inc. — 95.74 percent
4. Cebu Institute of Medicine and UP-Manila — 95.65 percent
5. Ateneo School of Medicine and Public Health — 94.44 percent
6. University of Cebu College of Medicine Foundation Inc.-Mandaue — 93.94 percent
7. University of Santo Tomas — 90.43 percent
8. West Visayas State University-La Paz — 89.19 percent
9. University of the East Ramon Magsaysay Memorial Medical Center — 87.40
Out of the total of 5,958 examinees, the Professional Regulation Commission said 3,826 examinees passed the PLE held in October this year. (SunStar Philippines)