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GELE 2027 Reviewer, Exam Dates & Format

The Geodetic Engineer Licensure Examination is a two-day, computer-based PRC exam of five equally weighted subjects, held once a year.

1,322 examinees in September 2025.

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Next GELE

Expected — not yet announced

Expected September 2027 (not yet announced)

The 2027 Geodetic Engineer Licensure Exam is expected in September 2027; PRC hasn't announced the date yet.

Source: prc.gov.ph

Last held

The 2026 Geodetic Engineer Licensure Exam was held September 23–24, 2026. Computer-based, in 13 testing centers. 842 of 1,482 examinees passed (56.82%). Results came out September 28, 2026.

GELE at a glance

Conducted by
Professional Regulation Commission (PRC) — Board of Geodetic Engineering
Mode
Computer-based (PRC CBLE)
Duration
2 days
Fee
₱900 (₱450 for a removal exam)
Passing rule
70% weighted average, no subject below 55%

GELE exam format

  • Laws, Rules and Regulations — 20%
  • Mathematics — 20%
  • Theory and Practice of Surveying — 20%
  • Geodesy — 20%
  • Cartography — 20%

Question types: Multiple choice, with problem-solving

Who can take it

BS Geodetic Engineering graduate from a CHED-recognized school. After 3 failures there's a one-year wait before retaking.

Passing and admission

Passing rule
70% weighted average, no subject below 55%
One subject below 55%
With a 70% average you retake only that subject (RA 8560)

Recent GELE results

SittingResult
2026 Geodetic Engineer Licensure ExamSeptember 23–24, 2026842 of 1,482 examinees passed (56.82%). Results came out September 28, 2026. source

GELE subjects

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GELE practice questions — 4 subjects

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the GELE?

The GELE is the Geodetic Engineer Licensure Examination, conducted by Professional Regulation Commission (PRC) — Board of Geodetic Engineering. The Geodetic Engineer Licensure Examination is a two-day, computer-based PRC exam of five equally weighted subjects, held once a year.

When is the next GELE?

The 2027 Geodetic Engineer Licensure Exam is expected in September 2027; PRC hasn't announced the date yet. The 2026 Geodetic Engineer Licensure Exam was held September 23–24, 2026. Computer-based, in 13 testing centers. 842 of 1,482 examinees passed (56.82%). Results came out September 28, 2026.

Who can take the GELE?

BS Geodetic Engineering graduate from a CHED-recognized school. After 3 failures there's a one-year wait before retaking.

What is the passing grade for the Geodetic Engineering board exam?

A 70% weighted average with no subject below 55%. If your average passes but one subject is below 55%, you retake only that subject.

Is the Geodetic Engineer Licensure Exam computer-based?

Yes. It's a two-day PRC computer-based exam of five subjects at 20% each: Laws, Rules and Regulations; Mathematics; Theory and Practice of Surveying; Geodesy; and Cartography.

Does Super Tutor have a GELE reviewer?

Yes. Super Tutor's GELE reviewer has chapter-by-chapter notes in 11 study formats (summaries, flashcards, cheat sheets and more), practice quizzes at three difficulty levels, full-length mock exams and an AI tutor for your questions. You can start free with a 5-day trial, no card needed.

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Sources

Dates, formats and results on this page come from Professional Regulation Commission (PRC) — Board of Geodetic Engineering and the official notices below. Always confirm with PRC before you file or travel.