Veterinary Licensure: exam dates, subjects and passing rules
Veterinarian Licensure Examination.
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This page keeps the official Veterinary Licensure facts in one place: dates, subjects, passing rules and fees, each with its source. Super Tutor has reviewers for 23 other Philippine exams.
VLE, November 2026 starts in
4–6 November 2026 (computer-based)
Filing deadline: 5 October 2026. PRC targets results by 10 November 2026.
Last held: 27–29 October 2025 (computer-based). 1,108 of 1,433 passed (77.32%).
Veterinary Licensure at a glance
Conducted by PRC. Every fact below links to the official source.
- Format
- Three days, computer-based, nine subjects: Anatomy, Physiology, Zootechnics, Pathology, Pharmacology, Veterinary Medicine, Microbiology and Public Health, Parasitology, and Surgery (10–14% each).
- Passing rule
- A weighted average of 75% with no subject below 60%. 77.32% passed in October 2025.
- Who can take it
- A Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree.
- Fee
- ₱900 (₱450 for a removal exam).
- How it's taken
- Computer-based (PRC CBLE).
Subjects
| Sitting | Date | Status |
|---|---|---|
| VLE, October 2025 | 27–29 October 2025 (computer-based) | 1,108 of 1,433 passed (77.32%). Source |
| VLE, November 2026 | 4–6 November 2026 (computer-based) | Filing deadline: 5 October 2026. PRC targets results by 10 November 2026. Source |
| VLE, 2027 | October–November 2027 | Expected — not yet announced Source |
Official sources: PRC official site · PRC — order of VLE subjects from October 2025 · RA 9268, Sec. 15 and 17. Dates and rules can change — always confirm with PRC before you file.
Veterinary Licensure FAQs
Dates, format and passing rules for the Veterinary Licensure
When is the next Veterinary Licensure?
The next Veterinary Licensure sitting is on 4–6 November 2026 (computer-based). Filing deadline: 5 October 2026. PRC targets results by 10 November 2026. The last sitting (27–29 October 2025 (computer-based)): 1,108 of 1,433 passed (77.32%).
What's on the Veterinary Licensure?
Three days, computer-based, nine subjects: Anatomy, Physiology, Zootechnics, Pathology, Pharmacology, Veterinary Medicine, Microbiology and Public Health, Parasitology, and Surgery (10–14% each).
How do you pass the Veterinary Licensure?
A weighted average of 75% with no subject below 60%. 77.32% passed in October 2025.
Who can take the Veterinary Licensure, and what does it cost?
A Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree. Fee: ₱900 (₱450 for a removal exam).
Does Super Tutor have a Veterinary Licensure reviewer?
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