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(CSC) CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION - The OFFICIAL Discussion Thread
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sa palagay ko need to review talaga para makapasa sa exam na yan.
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sana makapasa na ko itong year sana sana kailangan na kailangan ko talaga
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Para sa akin mas maigi pa rin ang SELF-REVIEW. Kasi hawak mo ang oras mo, tsaka kahit saan puwede ka mag-review basta conducive yung area mo for reviewing.
Marami din namang mga CSC Exam review materials sa bookstores. May nakita nga akong post dito shinare niya yung reviewer in PDF format. Basta pili ka nung magandang review material tapos kung may vocabulary builder na book ka (like Merriam-Webster) ay all set ka na. Comprehensive naman kasi yung mga reviewer; nandoon na lahat ng subjects/topics na covered ng exam. Sa personal experience ko, isang CSC exam reviewer (bought from a reputable bookstore) at isang vocabulary builder book lang ang materials na ginamit ko. Awa ng Diyos nakapasa naman ako (that was 4 years ago).
Sikap lang talaga sa pag-review. Kung gusto mo talaga makapasa e kailangan ng effort at disiplina sa sarili.
Hi. Sa mga magrereview, maganda din po gamitin yung mga MSA reviewers, meron sa national bookstore, yun po ginamit ko pang review sa prof exam last october eh. saka magtiyaga talaga at magbigay ng time sa pagrereview, dapat mabilis ka magsagot, maikli lang kasi yung time alloted for the exam. Though sinasabi ng iba na madali naman daw yung exam, still, mahihirapan ka kung kulang sa technique/diskarte sa pagsagot. naalala ko napagod kamay ko kakasolve ng math, hindi ko kasi forte yun eh. at saka pala, mas magconcentrate ka dun sa weakness mo. ako sa math ako mas nag aral kasi medyo mahina ako dun. Yung english naman kasi, madadaan mo yan sa pagbabasa ng kung ano ano, kaya kapag mahilig kang magbasa, you are one step ahead kaagad.
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Para sa akin mas maigi pa rin ang SELF-REVIEW. Kasi hawak mo ang oras mo, tsaka kahit saan puwede ka mag-review basta conducive yung area mo for reviewing.
Marami din namang mga CSC Exam review materials sa bookstores. May nakita nga akong post dito shinare niya yung reviewer in PDF format. Basta pili ka nung magandang review material tapos kung may vocabulary builder na book ka (like Merriam-Webster) ay all set ka na. Comprehensive naman kasi yung mga reviewer; nandoon na lahat ng subjects/topics na covered ng exam. Sa personal experience ko, isang CSC exam reviewer (bought from a reputable bookstore) at isang vocabulary builder book lang ang materials na ginamit ko. Awa ng Diyos nakapasa naman ako (that was 4 years ago).
Sikap lang talaga sa pag-review. Kung gusto mo talaga makapasa e kailangan ng effort at disiplina sa sarili.
ako dito bossing mas maganda talaga ang self review sa ganitong klase ng exam
laki pa ng matitipid mo
nga pala maiba ako paano ba malalaman yung rating ng exam mo
wala naman nakalagay sa website pinadalhan na rin ako ng letter
para sa awarding wala naman nakalagay dun
Jecht Shot Mark III
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sa ganitong klase ng exam
laki pa ng matitipid mo
nga pala maiba ako paano ba malalaman yung rating ng exam mo
wala naman nakalagay sa website pinadalhan na rin ako ng letter
para sa awarding wala naman nakalagay dun
Nakalagay yung rating mo doon sa CSC Eligibility certificate na matatanggap mo sa awarding.
Mag-ready ka na din (ng speech) baka bigla mo na lang malaman ikaw pala topnotcher sa lugar niyo e magkandarapa ka sa pag-compose on the venue mismo, hahaha!
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Nakalagay yung rating mo doon sa CSC Eligibility certificate na matatanggap mo sa awarding.
sir hahaha may ganun pa pala doon parang graduation langhehehe salamat sa tip topnotcher speech
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Only 11.53% passed civil service exam
MANILA, Philippines - Out of 94,251 examinees, only 10,866 or 11.53 percent passed the civil service examinations held last Oct. 16 for individuals who want to start a career in government.
Results released by the Civil Service Commission (CSC) yesterday showed that 83,385 takers flunked the written tests.
In terms of regional performance, Metro Manila got the highest passing rate for the professional level at 17.97 percent or 2,113 out of 11,758 examinees, and the sub-professional level at 15.45 percent or 518 out of 3,352 examinees.
Other regions of the country with notable passing rate for the professional level include Central Visayas (15.06 percent), Central Luzon (13.39 percent), Western Visayas (12.26 percent), Cordillera Administrative Region (12.08 percent), and Southern Tagalog (11.87 percent), and for the sub-professional level, Cagayan (13.53 percent), Davao Peninsula (13.24 percent), Central Luzon (12.70 percent), Central Visayas (12.52 percent) and CAR (12.17 percent).
Almost 75 percent of the passers cited entrance to government service as their reason for taking the career service examinations.
Statistics further reveal that among the number of professional test passers, 4,735 or 52.31 percent were unemployed while 1,023 passers of the sub-professional level, 56.36 percent, were out of work.
Some 2,649 passers came from the private sector, 1,791 from government and 100 from non-government organizations, while 410 were self-employed.
Female passers at 6,641 covering both examination levels outnumbered male passers by 58.08 percent which totaled only 4,201.
Results show that those who passed were relatively young, with those in the age bracket 18-24 years old numbering 7,455, followed by those in the 25-31 age bracket at 2,441, topping the list.
CSC chair Francisco Duque III said many are flunking the civil service examinations because they underestimate the tests.
“Usually many takers don’t prepare seriously for our eligibility exams and therefore fail,” he told The STAR, explaining why only about 10 percent of takers make it.
“Also, the CSC must ensure that test questions are constantly improved and upgraded to current standards,” Duque said.
Edgardo Almonte from Aroroy, Masbate and Kathlene Luz Bugarin from Cardona, Rizal obtained the highest scores in the career service written examinations.
Almonte garnered a rating of 88.23 for the professional test while Bugarin topped the sub-professional test with an 87.34 rating.
Completing the list of Top 10 passers for the professional level are Justine Lara Millare (National Capital Region), 87.74; Katrina Mae Santos (NCR), 87.72; Alyzia Andrea Adorna (NCR), 87.68; Kitz Kevin Saberon (Central Visayas), 87.66; Kim Arveen Patria (NCR), 87.62; Elmer Peramo (Southern Tagalog), 87.57; Yvanne Paolo Yutuc (S. Tagalog), 87.53; Eumir Alexis Angeles (NCR), 87.51; and Oilegor Cash Apili (Ilocos Region), 87.45.
For the sub-professional test, Michael de Leon (Central Luzon), 87.26; Justin Alick Cordova (Western Visayas), 87.06; Joseph Czar Delson II (CAR), 86.59; Yvette Rabuco (W. Visayas), 86.25; Julie Rose Opada (C. Visayas), 86.21; Donna Estrella Monreal (Ilocos), 86.18; Anna Dominique Obligar (NCR), 86.14; Liezl Fabro (S. Tagalog), 86.09; and Kissha Albajera (S. Tagalog), 86.05.
The CSC said those who pass the career service examination earn a Career Service Eligibility which is one of the basic requirements for permanent appointment to first and second level positions in government not covered by Bar, Board and special laws.
http://www.philstar.com/Article.aspx?articleId=765313
MANILA, Philippines - Out of 94,251 examinees, only 10,866 or 11.53 percent passed the civil service examinations held last Oct. 16 for individuals who want to start a career in government.
Results released by the Civil Service Commission (CSC) yesterday showed that 83,385 takers flunked the written tests.
In terms of regional performance, Metro Manila got the highest passing rate for the professional level at 17.97 percent or 2,113 out of 11,758 examinees, and the sub-professional level at 15.45 percent or 518 out of 3,352 examinees.
Other regions of the country with notable passing rate for the professional level include Central Visayas (15.06 percent), Central Luzon (13.39 percent), Western Visayas (12.26 percent), Cordillera Administrative Region (12.08 percent), and Southern Tagalog (11.87 percent), and for the sub-professional level, Cagayan (13.53 percent), Davao Peninsula (13.24 percent), Central Luzon (12.70 percent), Central Visayas (12.52 percent) and CAR (12.17 percent).
Almost 75 percent of the passers cited entrance to government service as their reason for taking the career service examinations.
Statistics further reveal that among the number of professional test passers, 4,735 or 52.31 percent were unemployed while 1,023 passers of the sub-professional level, 56.36 percent, were out of work.
Some 2,649 passers came from the private sector, 1,791 from government and 100 from non-government organizations, while 410 were self-employed.
Female passers at 6,641 covering both examination levels outnumbered male passers by 58.08 percent which totaled only 4,201.
Results show that those who passed were relatively young, with those in the age bracket 18-24 years old numbering 7,455, followed by those in the 25-31 age bracket at 2,441, topping the list.
CSC chair Francisco Duque III said many are flunking the civil service examinations because they underestimate the tests.
“Usually many takers don’t prepare seriously for our eligibility exams and therefore fail,” he told The STAR, explaining why only about 10 percent of takers make it.
“Also, the CSC must ensure that test questions are constantly improved and upgraded to current standards,” Duque said.
Edgardo Almonte from Aroroy, Masbate and Kathlene Luz Bugarin from Cardona, Rizal obtained the highest scores in the career service written examinations.
Almonte garnered a rating of 88.23 for the professional test while Bugarin topped the sub-professional test with an 87.34 rating.
Completing the list of Top 10 passers for the professional level are Justine Lara Millare (National Capital Region), 87.74; Katrina Mae Santos (NCR), 87.72; Alyzia Andrea Adorna (NCR), 87.68; Kitz Kevin Saberon (Central Visayas), 87.66; Kim Arveen Patria (NCR), 87.62; Elmer Peramo (Southern Tagalog), 87.57; Yvanne Paolo Yutuc (S. Tagalog), 87.53; Eumir Alexis Angeles (NCR), 87.51; and Oilegor Cash Apili (Ilocos Region), 87.45.
For the sub-professional test, Michael de Leon (Central Luzon), 87.26; Justin Alick Cordova (Western Visayas), 87.06; Joseph Czar Delson II (CAR), 86.59; Yvette Rabuco (W. Visayas), 86.25; Julie Rose Opada (C. Visayas), 86.21; Donna Estrella Monreal (Ilocos), 86.18; Anna Dominique Obligar (NCR), 86.14; Liezl Fabro (S. Tagalog), 86.09; and Kissha Albajera (S. Tagalog), 86.05.
The CSC said those who pass the career service examination earn a Career Service Eligibility which is one of the basic requirements for permanent appointment to first and second level positions in government not covered by Bar, Board and special laws.
http://www.philstar.com/Article.aspx?articleId=765313
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kelan pede kumuha ng certificate of eligibility? pasado ako nung october 2011
tip sa mga kukuha:
nung exam ko nung october 2011 madali lang math kaso may mga chain problems dun kaya skip nyo lang muna yun unahin nyo mga single-question items..
sa english problema lang dun yung synonyms/antonyms/word-pair questions kasi ang lalalim ng english terms
all the rest manageable naman sa totoo lang parang college entrance exam lang siya na pinahirapan ng konti.. goodluck sa mga next na magtatake
tip sa mga kukuha:
nung exam ko nung october 2011 madali lang math kaso may mga chain problems dun kaya skip nyo lang muna yun unahin nyo mga single-question items..
sa english problema lang dun yung synonyms/antonyms/word-pair questions kasi ang lalalim ng english terms
all the rest manageable naman sa totoo lang parang college entrance exam lang siya na pinahirapan ng konti.. goodluck sa mga next na magtatake
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^Ibibigay nila yang Certificate of Eligibility sa "awarding" ceremony. Makakatanggap ka ng official letter of your exam results tapos naka-detalye na doon kung kailan at saan ang pagkuha ng certificate.
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At hindi alam ng CSC Regional Office diyan sa inyo na nag-change address ka recently? Puntahan mo na lang yung nearest/closest CSC office (kung may satellite office sila sa locality mo) or dun sa main regional office at doon ka mag-inquire.
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Pwede. Lahat ng graduates ng isang course na hindi kailangan ng PRC licensure exam ay pwedeng kumuha ng CS Exam.
Kahit nga undergrad pwede eh. Sub-pro nga lang ang pwede nilang kunin.
Yung mga may PRC license na o kaya ay BAR, di na kailangang magtake ng CSE dahil same level lang sila.
Tama sila. Passport mo yan sa paghanap ng work sa govt. kasi pwede kang mapermanente kapag eligible ka kung sakaling makapasok ka.
Kaya lang ako di talaga pinapalad makapasok
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Jecht Shot Mark III
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Tama sila. Passport mo yan sa paghanap ng work sa govt. kasi pwede kang mapermanente kapag eligible ka kung sakaling makapasok ka.
Kaya lang ako di talaga pinapalad makapasok
Yan nga po yung nakakadismaya, totoo at FACT yan.
SOBRANG HIRAP pa rin makapasok sa government service kahit pa may eligibility ka na. Malakas ang kutob/hinala ko na sa totoo lang, madaming mga empleyado na currently nasa gobyerno ngayon ay wala niyan. Pero bakit nakakapasok pa rin sila at nakakalusot? YOUR GUESS IS AS GOOD AS MINE.
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Yan nga po yung nakakadismaya, totoo at FACT yan.
Malakas ang kutob/hinala ko na sa totoo lang, madaming mga empleyado na currently nasa gobyerno ngayon ay wala niyan. Pero bakit nakakapasok pa rin sila at nakakalusot? YOUR GUESS IS AS GOOD AS MINE.
CARPET?
NONING?ito ang target ko this year, . . . para incase magsawa ako sa pagiging IT eh di mag encoder na lang ako hahaha, . . . Good Luck saten, TS kamusta na, pasado na ba??? di na ako nakabalita eh hehehe
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