Nurse Licensure Exam 2024 result

Cebu's Rising Stars: 12 Grads Shine in Nurses Licensure Exam!

Congratulations to the 12 Cebu graduates making waves in the November 2024 Nurses Licensure Exam! Check out the highlights and surprising facts!

The November 2024 Philippine Nurse Licensure Examination has been officially announced, and the results are in! Out of 34,534 aspiring nurses who took the exam, a remarkable 29,349 triumphed with passing marks. That’s an uplifting passing rate of about 85%, a testament to the rigorous preparations and hard work of these future healthcare heroes. Earning their stripes this time around will surely boost the healthcare sector, especially as the country continues to combat various health challenges.

Among the standout performances, 12 graduates from Cebu schools made it to the coveted Top 10. It’s not just a feather in their cap but also a source of pride for their respective schools! The buzz was particularly about Chariemae Nuñez Cañazares, a graduate from Cebu Normal University (CNU), who claimed the top spot with the highest percentage rating. This success story is not just a win for CNU but signals the rising standards of nursing education in Cebu, which is increasingly becoming known for producing competent professionals ready to take on any challenge.

In addition, Bukidnon State University (BukSU) made headlines with an impressive 97.50% passing rate for their first-time takers. Out of 78 testers from their College of Nursing, nearly all emerged victorious from the grueling examination. This accomplishment only emphasizes the effectiveness of their programs and the dedication of their faculty. More than just numbers, these passing rates paint a picture of hope and dedication in the nursing education landscape of the Philippines.

As this celebration of success continues, it’s important to acknowledge that becoming a nurse is no small feat. It requires not only years of academic training but also a passion for caring for others. Did you know that the role of nurses can be traced back to ancient civilizations when women were considered the caregivers in their communities? Today’s nurses, however, have evolved into well-trained professionals equipped with advanced skills to handle complex health issues. So here’s to the new nurses—may they wear their scrubs with pride and continue the legacy of care that has evolved through the ages!