CLE Criminology Rating Calculator
Enter your rating for each of the six CLE subjects. The calculator applies PRC's weights, checks the 75% average and the 60% floor, and shows when RA 11131's deferred-retake rule applies.
Enter your subject ratings (%)
Weighted CLE rating
75.00%
Pass — this clears the CLE passing rule.
Weakest subject: Criminal Law and Jurisprudence (75%).
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How PRC rates the CLE
RA 11131 (Philippine Criminology Profession Act) sets a weighted average of at least 75% with no subject below 60%.
If your average passes but a subject is under 60%, the result is deferred: one retake of that subject within two years, needing at least 80%. Weights follow PRC's 2026 exam programme.
Sources: RA 11131, Sec. 17 · PRC August 2026 CLE programme · PRC August 2026 CLE results
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the CLE passing rating?
A weighted average of at least 75% with no subject below 60% (RA 11131, Section 17).
What happens if my average passes but a subject is below 60%?
Your result is deferred. You get one retake of that subject within two years and need at least 80% in it; otherwise you retake all subjects.
How is the CLE weighted?
Criminal Law and Jurisprudence 20%, Law Enforcement Administration 15%, Crime Detection and Investigation 20%, Forensic Science 15%, Criminology 20% and Correctional Administration 10%, over three days on paper.
How many CLE takers pass?
In August 2026, 16,952 of 29,452 examinees passed (57.56%); in February 2026, 30,320 of 45,936 (66.00%).
When is the next CLE?
PRC held the 2026 exams on 4–6 February and 1–3 August 2026. The next CLE is expected in February 2027, but PRC hasn't published its 2027 schedule yet.