LET Rating Calculator
Pick your LET track and enter your rating for each test. The calculator applies PRC's weights, checks the 75% average and the 50% floor, and shows your weakest test.
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Weighted LET rating
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Pass — this clears the LET passing rule.
Weakest subject: General Education (75%).
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You pass with a weighted general average of at least 75% and no test below 50%. General Education and Professional Education have 150 items each.
Weights: Elementary 40/60 (General / Professional Education); Secondary and the Elementary specialization track 20/40/40 (General / Professional / Specialization).
Sources: PRC September 2026 LET programme · BPT Res. No. 11, s. 2025 (TOS) · RA 9293
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the LET passing rating?
A weighted general average of at least 75%, with no test below 50%. Miss either and the result is a fail, however high the average.
How are LET Elementary and Secondary weighted?
Elementary: General Education 40% and Professional Education 60%. Secondary: General Education 20%, Professional Education 40% and your Specialization 40%. Elementary examinees on PRC's newer "with specialization" track (BECEd, BSNEd, BTLEd, BTVTEd, BPEd and BCAEd graduates) are weighted 20/40/40 like Secondary.
Is the LET one day or two?
One day, on paper: General Education from 8 to 10 AM and Professional Education from 11 AM to 2 PM; Secondary examinees (and the Elementary specialization track) then take their Specialization from 3 to 6:30 PM.
What if I score just below 75%?
It's a fail. RA 9293 lets anyone who fails within 5 points of the passing average get a para-teacher special permit, which is not the same as a professional licence.
How many LET takers pass?
In March 2026, 56.03% of Elementary examinees (18,376 of 32,796) and 73.10% of Secondary examinees (45,001 of 61,561) passed.