CSE Subprofessional swaps Analytical Ability for Clerical Ability. 145 scored items and a pass mark of 80.00.
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CSE-PPT, March 2027 starts in
14 March 2027
Applications open on 2 November 2026, first come, first served. CSC targets results by 11 May 2027.
Last held: 9 August 2026. 34,719 of 240,934 examinees passed across both levels (14.41%). Results came out on 6 October 2026. Testing was suspended in NCR, parts of Region IV-A and CAR because of habagat rains; CSC reset it to 22 November 2026 for those areas (24 January 2027 if a red or orange rainfall warning cancels it). General Santos City's testing, suspended after the June 2026 earthquake, was reset to 11 October 2026 in Koronadal City.
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CSE Subprofessional at a glance
Conducted by the Civil Service Commission (CSC). Every fact below links to the official source.
- Format
- 145 multiple-choice test items plus a 20-item personal-data questionnaire, in 2 hours 40 minutes. It covers Verbal Ability (English and Filipino), Numerical Ability, Clerical Ability (filing, spelling) and General Information.
- Passing rule
- A general rating of at least 80.00. 12.5–17% of Subprofessional examinees passed in each sitting from 2024 to March 2026. Passing gives first-level (clerical) eligibility.
- Who can take it
- Filipino citizens at least 18 years old on the filing date who haven't taken the same level in the three months before the exam and haven't already passed it.
- Fee
- ₱500.
- How it's taken
- Pen and paper.
Subjects
| Sitting | Date | Status |
|---|---|---|
| CSE-PPT, March 2026 | 8 March 2026 | 3,558 of 28,482 Subprofessional examinees passed (12.49%). Results came out on 5 May 2026. Source |
| CSE-PPT, August 2026 | 9 August 2026 | 34,719 of 240,934 examinees passed across both levels (14.41%). Results came out on 6 October 2026. Testing was suspended in NCR, parts of Region IV-A and CAR because of habagat rains; CSC reset it to 22 November 2026 for those areas (24 January 2027 if a red or orange rainfall warning cancels it). General Santos City's testing, suspended after the June 2026 earthquake, was reset to 11 October 2026 in Koronadal City. Source |
| CSE-PPT, March 2027 | 14 March 2027 | Applications open on 2 November 2026, first come, first served. CSC targets results by 11 May 2027. Source |
| CSE-PPT, August 2027 | 8 August 2027 | Applications open on 10 May 2027. CSC targets results by 5 October 2027. Source |
Official sources: CSC official site · CSC Exam Announcement No. 03, s. 2026 · CSC Exam Announcement No. 05, s. 2026 (2027 calendar). Dates and rules can change — always confirm with the Civil Service Commission (CSC) before you file.
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The next CSE Subprofessional sitting is on 14 March 2027. Applications open on 2 November 2026, first come, first served. CSC targets results by 11 May 2027. The last sitting (9 August 2026): 34,719 of 240,934 examinees passed across both levels (14.41%). Results came out on 6 October 2026. Testing was suspended in NCR, parts of Region IV-A and CAR because of habagat rains; CSC reset it to 22 November 2026 for those areas (24 January 2027 if a red or orange rainfall warning cancels it). General Santos City's testing, suspended after the June 2026 earthquake, was reset to 11 October 2026 in Koronadal City.
What's on the CSE Subprofessional?
145 multiple-choice test items plus a 20-item personal-data questionnaire, in 2 hours 40 minutes. It covers Verbal Ability (English and Filipino), Numerical Ability, Clerical Ability (filing, spelling) and General Information.
How do you pass the CSE Subprofessional?
A general rating of at least 80.00. 12.5–17% of Subprofessional examinees passed in each sitting from 2024 to March 2026. Passing gives first-level (clerical) eligibility.
Who can take the CSE Subprofessional, and what does it cost?
Filipino citizens at least 18 years old on the filing date who haven't taken the same level in the three months before the exam and haven't already passed it. Fee: ₱500.
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