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Interior Designer Licensure exam guide

Interior Designer Licensure: exam dates, subjects and passing rules

Interior Designer Licensure Examination.

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This page keeps the official Interior Designer Licensure facts in one place: dates, subjects, passing rules and fees, each with its source. Super Tutor has reviewers for 23 other Philippine exams.

Next Interior Designer Licensure

Expected July 2027

Not yet announced by PRC

The exam ran on 1–3 July in both 2025 and 2026. PRC has not published its 2027 exam schedule yet.

Last held: 1–3 July 2026. 381 of 432 passed (88.19%). Results came out on 22 July 2026.

Interior Designer Licensure at a glance

Conducted by PRC. Every fact below links to the official source.

Format
Three days, seven subjects: Furniture Design and Construction (15%), Materials (10%), History of Arts and Interior Design (10%), Interior Construction and Utilities (10%), Professional Practice and Ethics (10%), Color Theory (5%, a hands-on practical) and a full-day Interior Design problem (40%) done as drawn and rendered plates.
Passing rule
A weighted general average of 70%; RA 10350 sets no per-subject minimum. 55–88% passed in 2025 and 2026.
Who can take it
A degree in interior design from a CHED-recognised school. There's no experience requirement.
Fee
₱900.
How it's taken
Paper plus drafting and rendering. Calculators aren't allowed.

Subjects

Furniture Design & Construction (15%)Materials of Design & Decoration (10%)History of Arts & Interior Design (10%)Interior Construction & Utilities (10%)Professional Practice & Ethics (10%)Color Theory (5%)Interior Design Problem (40%)
SittingDateStatus
Interior Design exam, July 20261–3 July 2026381 of 432 passed (88.19%). Results came out on 22 July 2026. Source
Interior Design exam, 2027July 2027Expected — not yet announced Source

Official sources: PRC official site · PRC — July 2026 Interior Designer program · RA 10350, Sec. 15 and 17. Dates and rules can change — always confirm with PRC before you file.

FAQs

Interior Designer Licensure FAQs

Dates, format and passing rules for the Interior Designer Licensure

When is the next Interior Designer Licensure?

The last Interior Designer Licensure was held on 1–3 July 2026. The next one is expected in July 2027 but hasn't been announced by PRC yet. The exam ran on 1–3 July in both 2025 and 2026. PRC has not published its 2027 exam schedule yet.

What's on the Interior Designer Licensure?

Three days, seven subjects: Furniture Design and Construction (15%), Materials (10%), History of Arts and Interior Design (10%), Interior Construction and Utilities (10%), Professional Practice and Ethics (10%), Color Theory (5%, a hands-on practical) and a full-day Interior Design problem (40%) done as drawn and rendered plates.

How do you pass the Interior Designer Licensure?

A weighted general average of 70%; RA 10350 sets no per-subject minimum. 55–88% passed in 2025 and 2026.

Who can take the Interior Designer Licensure, and what does it cost?

A degree in interior design from a CHED-recognised school. There's no experience requirement. Fee: ₱900.

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