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Top Universities in the Philippines 2009
Posted by Alvin on Aug 4, 2009 in Blogging | 300 comments
Last year, I made a post about the rankings of the top universities in the Philippines for 2008. And now, here is the official list of Top Universities in the Philippines for 2009 and there has been a huge change in the rankings. This is ranked according to the study conducted by Professional Regulations Commission (PRC) and the Commission On Higher Education (CHED). Here is the list:
Top 20 Universities in the Philippines 2009
1. University of the Philipines-Diliman
2. University of Santo Tomas
3. Mindanao State University- Iligan institute of Technology
4. University of the Philippines-Los Banos
5. Mindanao State University- Marawi
6. Ateneo de Davao University
7. Ateneo de Manila University
8. Silliman University
9. University of San Carlos
10. Saint Louis University
11. University of the Philippines-Manila
12. De La Salle University-Manila
13. Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Maynila
14. Xavier University
15. University of Negros Occidental
16. Univesity of Southern Philippines
17. Polytechnic University of the Philippines
18. Mapua Institute of Technology
19. Central Mindanao University
20. Adamson University
But according to other source the “Top Universities in the Philippines 2009″ list is like this (Note: This is based on web popularity rankings):
1. University of the Philippines System
2. De La Salle University
3. University of the Philippines – Diliman
4. University of Santo Tomas
5. Ateneo de Manila University
6. University of the Philippines – Los Baños
7. Asian Institute of Management
8. University of the Philippines – Manila
9. University of San Carlos
10. University of the Philippines – Baguio
11. University of the Philippines in Mindanao
12. University of the Philippines in the Visayas
13. University of the East
14. Mapua Institute of Technology
15. Polytechnic University of the Philippines
16. University of Asia and the Pacific
17. Mindanao State University – Iligan Institute of Technology
18. Ateneo de Davao University
19. Centro Escolar University
20. Far Eastern University
Another source said that this is the official list:
1. University of the Philippines(UP Diliman Campus, Metro Manila / Luzon )
2. University of the Philippines(UP Los Banos Campus, Laguna / Luzon )
3. University of the Philippines(Manila Campus, Metro Manila / Luzon )
4. Silliman University (Dumaguete City, Negros Oriental / Visayas)
5. Ateneo deDavao University (Davao City, Davao /Mindanao )
6. Ateneo de Manila University (Quezon City, Metro Manila / Luzon )
7. University of Sto . Tomas (Manila City, Metro Manila / Luzon )
8. Mindanao State University(Iligan Institute of Tech, Iligan / Mindanao )
9. Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Maynila (Manila City, Metro Manila/Luzon)
10. Saint Louis University (Baguio City, Baguio / Luzon )
11. University of San Carlos (Cebu City, Cebu / Visayas)
12. Xavier University (Cagayan de Oro / Mindanao )
13. Mindanao State University (Main / Mindanao )
14. Urios College ( Butuan City / Mindanao )
15. Polytechnic University of the Philippines ( Manila / Luzon )
16. De La Salle University ( Manila / Luzon )
17. Mapua Institute of Technology ( Manila / Luzon )
18. Adamson University ( Manila / Luzon )
19. Central Mindanao University (Bukidnon/Mindanao)
20. University of Southern Philippines ( Davao /Mindanao)
In my conclusion, the school year of 2009 is not yet finished. And for that reason you cannot say which school ranks better than the other.But don’t worry I’ll give you every update that is available on the web. And another thing, this ranking list that I’m updating will not be based on popularity but on performance.
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RANK | NAME | SCHOOL | RATING (%)
1 Eruell Camus Obina | Camarines Norte State College-Daet | 90.75
2 Noel Tuzo Arreza | MSU-Marawi City | 89.30
3 Marwin Timbol Pangilinan | Holy Angel University | 89.00
4 Richard Macatangay Guba | University of Batangas | 88.90
5 Roldan Principe Lualhati | PUP-Main-Sta. Mesa | 88.45
6 Jesus Colita Rupinta | TIP-Manila | 88.35
7 Emilyn Mae Sicat Matibag | University of Batangas | 88.15
8 Joonie Magpantay Valencia | Batangas State U-Batangas City | 87.60
9 Eddy Jose Yaba Managuit | Camarines Norte State College | 87.20
10 John Paul Palma Cua | UP-Los Baños | 87.10
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1. Edmark Icalina, Mindanao State University-ILIGAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY – 83.60%
2. Dominic Baylas, De La Salle University- Manila – 82.90%
3. Prince Elmer Reyes, University of the Philippines-Diliman – 80.80%
4. Roy Aaron Perez, UP-Los Baños – 80.50%
5. Johnson Gamboa, UP-Diliman – 80.20%
6. Romalino Caraig, UP-Los Baños – 80.10%
Krisabelle Norella Ricamonte, Mapua Institute of Technology – 80.10%
7. Hernan Barce, UP-Diliman – 80.00%
8. Jornel Lofredo Carlos, UP-Los Baños – 79.80%
9. Joey Ocon, UP-Diliman – 79.00%
Glaiza Tanguilan, University of Santo Tomas – 79.00%
10. Precious Leynes, DLSU-Manila – 78.80%
1. Benedict Enriquez Barayuga, Central Luzon State University, 91.60%; Gerard Vincent Tanchanco Mendoza, UP-Diliman, 91.60%
2. Rochelle Madjus Razo, UP-Diliman,90.60 %
3. Albert Angeles Basa, Philippine Women’s University-Manila, 90 %
4. Swaggert Calado Tacio, Saint Louis University, 89.60%
5. Arlano Revilla Aquino, UP-Baguio City, 89.20; Jean Marzo Ginez, UP-Diliman, 89.20%
6. Joyce Tan Fang, University of Santo Tomas, 88.80%; Arnold Magat Viray, Philippine Normal University-Manila, 88.80%
7. Vanessa Claire Katimbang Gordovez, UP-Los Baños, 88.60%; Murita Antonia Segui Panganiban, De La Salle University-Manila, 88.60%;Garnette Mae Tajoda Villaflor, MINDANAO STATE UNIVERSITY- ILIGAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY, 88.60%
8. Leonila Wilhelmina Nacua Baltazar, UST,88.40%; Carisa Casana Blancas, Saint Louis University,88.40%; Jacqueline Vallado Bongalonta,UP-Diliman, 88.40%; Antonio Maria Quimson Montemayor, UP-Diliman, 88.40%; Babelene Tiu Pagsuyoin, UP-Diliman, 88.40%; Maria Victoria Ang Paras, UST,88.40%; April Yap Patigas, De La Salle University-Manila, 88.40%
9. Randy Bianes Barbo, Adamson University, 88.20%; Fernando Domingo Caranto Cabangon, UP-Diliman,88.20%; Maria Armee Miravalles Javellana, UP-Diliman, 88.20%; Maria Carlina Verches Roa, Silliman University, 88.20%
10. Gregorio Apues Legal, Osmena College-Masbate, 88%; Mark Joel Lota Villacorte, UP-Diliman, 88%
1. Judy Lardizabal, San Sebastian College Manila, 85.70%
2. Mylene Amercol Macumbal, MINDANAO STATE UNIVERSITY- ILIGAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY 85.65%
3. Oliver Baclay Jr., Ateneo de Manila University, 85.6%
4. Majesty Eve Jala, Ateneo de Manila University, 85.55%
5. Maria Elizabeth Liceralde, UP Diliman, 85.40%
6. Michael Macapagal, UP Diliman, 84.15%
7. Denise Dy, Ateneo de Manila University, 84%;April Love Regis, Ateneo de Manila University, 84%
8. Christine Joy Tan, Ateneo de Manila University, 83.80%
9. Jihan Jacob, San Beda College, 83.75%
10. Vanessa Raymundo, San Beda College, 83.70%
1 ANDROMEDA PAREDES FERNANDEZ, University of the Philippines- Diliman – 83.65%
2. MARC JUTHROME SIM SIA, MINDANAO STATE UNIVERSITY-ILIGAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY – 80.30%
3 ROEL ATAYDE ELVAMBUENA, University of the Philippines- Diliman – 79.45%
4 JAN EVAN ESPINO SAYCO, University of the Philippines- Diliman – 79.25%
5 JONAS PAULO EUGENIO REGIDOR, University of the Philippines- Diliman – 79.10%
6 BEN MARC JOSEF SAWIT NEGRE, University of the Philippines- Diliman – 79.05%
7 EMMANUEL VERANO CAGUIMBAL, University of the Philippines- Diliman – 78.55%
8. GUILLEN LOFRANCO SOCO, MINDANAO STATE UNIVERSITY-ILIGAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY – 78.35%
9. NORGELYNE CORNITO SILOS, MINDANAO STATE UNIVERSITY-ILIGAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY – 78.30%
10. ARGEL LIM APDUHAN, MINDANAO STATE UNIVERSITY-ILIGAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY – 78.10%
Following are the top 2 to 10 nursing board examinees:
2. Ronie Rose Capati Arevalo, Adamson University — 86.40%
3. Michelle Alejandro Barberan, Arellano University-Manila — 86.20%
4. Caroline May Rellosa Chamen, Philippine College of Health & Sciences — 86.00%
Clarissa Leonor Tible Escober, Naga College Foundation — 86.00%
5. Marco Magtulis Dometita, University of Santo Tomas — 85.80%
Margaret Cheung Encarnacion, University of Santo Tomas — 85.80%
Marc Bago-Od Marzan, University of Santo Tomas — 85.80%
Lalaine Lim Perlas, Our Lady of Fatima University-Valenzuela — 85.80%
Debbie Rose Uy Tanengsy, Velez College — 85.80%
6. Lisa Angelica Vela Evangelista, University of Santo Tomas — 85.60%
7. Adrian Patrick Patawaran Calimag, University of Santo Tomas — 85.20%
Jed Asiaii Mariano Dimaisip, University of the Philippines-Manila — 85.20%
Aaron Miranda Esporlas, University of Santo Tomas — 85.20%
8. Mary Joy Sarreal Crisostomo, University of Santo Tomas — 85.00%
David John Gabriel Egbalic Cristobal, University of Santo Tomas — 85.00%
Libby Joy Recinto Evangelista, University of Santo Tomas — 85.00%
Ma Paula Rhove Rivera Ortega, University of the Philippines-Manila — 85.00%
Andrew Chua Tiu, Velez College — 85.00%
Ginelle Marie Galarpe Visaya, University of Santo Tomas — 85.00%
9. Helene Marie Mejorada Calderon, University of Santo Tomas — 84.80%
Abigail Ann Borromeo Candelario, University of Santo Tomas — 84.80%
Jan Benzon Tan Chan, University of Santo Tomas — 84.80%
Anna Melissa Señga Lo, University of Santo Tomas — 84.80%
Jernedell Geishar Tabugara Mabiling, Western Mindanao State University — 84.80%
Von Vener Palicpic Miguel, Perpetual Help College of Manila — 84.80%
Johanna Thomas Yu, University of Santo Tomas — 84.80%
10. Jan Igor Temple Galinato, MINDANAO STATE UNIVERSITY- ILIGAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY — 84.60%
Angela Carmela Fernandez Agbay, University of Santo Tomas — 84.60%
Pheelyp Edward Cruz Aytona, University of Santo Tomas — 84.60%
Julienne Katrina Bulaon Beltran, University of Santo Tomas — 84.60%
Maria Rosario Angala Brillante, University of Santo Tomas — 84.60%
Jasper Quintana Castillo, University of Santo Tomas — 84.60%
Diane Rachelle Cruz Crisostomo, Centro Escolar University-Malolos — 84.60%
Jose Mari Niño Leonor Cuarto, University of Santo Tomas — 84.60%
Salvador Isidro Buban Destura, Immaculate Conception College-Albay — 84.60%
Abigail Joanna Uy Doluntap, University of Santo Tomas — 84.60%
Rove Ann Tonolete Enguerra, Trinity University of Asia (Trinity-QC) — 84.60%
Jana Flores Fragante, University of Santo Tomas — 84.60%
Jan Igor Temple Galinato, Mindanao State University-Marawi City — 84.60%
Divina Viktoria Pobre La Torre, University of Santo Tomas — 84.60%
Vanessarose Delavin Lim, Far Eastern University-Manila — 84.60%
Rachel Rañola Milante, University of Santo Tomas — 84.60%
Loraine Ab-Abaen Payangdo, Benguet State University-La Trinidad — 84.60%
Kristine Arcilla Ramos, Catanduanes State Colleges-Virac — 84.60%
Robert Joe Isip Sagum, Far Eastern University-Manila — 84.60%
Ingrid Buela San Juan, University of the Philippines-Manila — 84.60%
Christelle Miracle-An Quizon Santiago, University of Santo Tomas — 84.60%
Jian Laurice Ramos Sicat, Angeles University Foundation — 84.60%
Miriem Paulle Beltran Soriano, Saint Louis University — 84.60%
Teddy Jr Chan Untalasco, Lorma College — 84.60%
Professor Rhodora N. Englis, MSU-IIT campus secretary announced “the Octava won in all the three categories of the competition. They got two silvers and one gold.”
“This is something for Mindanawons to be proud of because the gold certificate is given only to those who have reached the international standards. There were five renowned judges of the competition, two of whom came from Europe and two from Asia,” she said.
Prof. Francisco Englis, director of the Octava and also an English professor at the university, said “the contest also graded the contestants and it can make us to the World Choir Olympic.”
“It was very challenging because we competed with UP and University of Santo Tomas (UST) choral groups. The latter has won as the world champion of Gregorian Chanting. But we love singing with them especially that we are the lone contestant from Mindanao allowed by CCP,” Englis said.
Octava sang Elijah Rock, a 16th century renaissance song.
They also sang Filipino folk songs such as Mamayug Akun, a Maranao courtship song; Dael, a Maguindanao song; and Si Filemon, a song that tells the life of small fisherfolk.
In the avant garde category, they sang “Goani—A long time ago”, a song that tells about the Maranao tribe who dwelt in peace and were later disturbed with conflicts that ended in a bloody war.
This was originally sang by Octava in 1983 and made them champion in a competition organized by former First Lady Imelda Marcos.
In this song, the choir magnificently accentuated the voices of playing children and the Muslims’ call to prayer with the chanting of “Allahuaakbar!,” a depiction of the tribe’s sunny lives. As the song sailed into its depths, the choir stomped their feet and occasionally clapped their hands to dramatize and reecho violence until their voices sank into sad wailings for the wounded and the dead.
Goani is composed by Englis himself and sourced from influences derived from Maranao music and rhythm.
“It’s a sound in some parts of Mindanao. It is still best for this Mindanao contingent to sing this from our heartfelt experiences,” he said.
The same song was sung by the UP Concert Chorus in an international competition where they won 1st place under the direction of the late Rey Paguio.
In the recent competition, Octava dedicated “Goani’ to Dr. Ramon Santos, a world-renowned Filipino composer whose major works have been performed in different countries.
Before the actual competition in Manila, Octava held a rehearsal cum critique for all their songs at MSU-IIT’s College of Education amphitheatre with former choir singers from other universities of the country, artists from the United Church of Christ in the Philippines, students, teachers, city officials, religious leaders, and local artists as observers.
They got a standing ovation from the audience in that rehearsal. Viewers were later allowed to comment after their presentations to perfect the choir’s voices, movements, clothes, and stage projection.
Octava choir members are scholars of MSU-IIT. It is a resident choir of IIT along with other art groups such as IPAG, Kalimulan Cultural Group, and Echoes. (Violeta M. Gloria/MindaNews)
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October 8th, 2009 at 8:15 am
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October 8th, 2009 at 11:28 am
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October 12th, 2009 at 5:38 am
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October 12th, 2009 at 7:26 am
“She is actually capable of doing great things while staying within the bounds of her faith,” she said.
“I have never been prouder that I am a Muslim and a Moro,” said Mylene, 28.
A graduate of the Mindanao State University (MSU) College of Law Extension at the MSU-Iligan Institute of Technology (MSU-IIT), Mylene became the first Muslim woman to place second in the bar exams.
This is also the first time that the MSU law college in Iligan City has succeeded in placing a graduate on the top 10.
Iligan City was abuzz with the news of Mylene’s feat, especially resonant as it is also the home of the country’s first Muslim woman lawyer, Lindao Macarambon Boransing.
“There is still discrimination in this country against Muslims and Muslim women due largely to misconceptions,” Mylene said.
“I hope to help erase those misconceptions,” she said.
Mylene taught accounting at MSU-IIT before settling down to becoming a full-time mother to five-year-old son Rocky.
She is married to Arassad Macumbal, the municipal trial court judge of Bacolod town in the province of Lanao del Norte.
The Macumbals are a family of achievers.
Mylene graduated magna cum laude when she took her accounting degree, also at MSU-IIT, in 2002. She placed 18th in the CPA board exam the following year. She also graduated magna cum laude from law school in 2008.
Her husband, Arassad, is a lawyer and civil engineer and placed 9th in the civil engineering board exams of 1993.
Son Rocky is also at the top of his class at Kumon Philippines, a tutorial school for young achievers, in Iligan City.
Mylene’s father, Tammy Amerol, a former internal revenue regional director who died recently, placed 12th in the CPA board examinations in the 1970s.
It was her father who got Mylene interested in the law.
“He was a frustrated lawyer. He stopped during his first year at law school because he was so busy with work and he had me and my three brothers to always bother him when he was studying,” Mylene said of her father.
“His law books were just there in our home library, together with the encyclopedias I loved to read. So I could not help but open them, and the rest is history,” she said.
Mylene said her mother, Nora Amerol, also instilled in her the value of studying.
But she pointed to her husband, Arassad, as her inspiration and mentor.
“He really pushed me to study, since day one. He told me, ‘Don’t just study for class, study for the bar.’”
Mylene’s husband said he convinced her to study law in Iligan as he believed in the professors of the law college there. She wanted to apply to a law school in Manila.
“We use the same books and our teachers know the same laws. There really is no difference. Now, I guess my theory was proven correct,” the judge said with a smile.
source: inquirer.net
UP framed their argument by defining displaced OFWs as those pulled out of dangerous areas like Iraq and Gaza. They argued it is government’s responsibility to give compensation and assistance to these workers.
The Iskolars ng Bayan asserted that as remittances from overseas workers keep the economy afloat, it’s just right that the government give back by extending help to them through referrals in local and international employment market.
But MSU-Iligan pointed out that UP did not properly engage the motion and that what UP proposed was no different from what exists in the status quo. It was Best Speaker Mara Nanaman, Deputy Leader of the Opposition, who identified the main issue as one of Government prioritizing displaced OFWs.
Taking off from that point, MSU-Iligan built the case that laid-off workers who chose to stay in the Philippines did not deserve any less assistance from the state. And for that matter, those who lost their jobs because of conflict in Mindanao were no different from the OFWs pulled out of war-torn foreign countries. MSU asserted that nation-building isn’t gauged by monetary contributions, therefore all should be treated equally. “Let them all fall in line!” called Nanaman.
Government Whip Claire Jiao tried to salvage UP’s case by arguing that the local workers the opposition was seeking to protect were the very beneficiaries of OFW money. Thus, OFWs did deserve special treatment. But this line of reasoning came too late and wasn’t fully fleshed out.
“Given the discussion of how human resources are equally important, we don’t see why OFWs have to be prioritized based on tonight’s debate, so we give the win unanimously to the opposition,” Chief Adjudicator Sharmila Parmanand explained.
The announcement was greeted by tears and cheers from the MSU side – debaters and supporters (in both ANC’s Quezon City and Cagayan de Oro studios) alike. “MSU Alumni the world over are celebrating this victory!” said the girls’ very emotional coach. “Thank you to Square Off: Frankahan for giving us this chance to shine!”
source: abs-cbnnews.com
2. Best HEI Research Program for Region X (Biodiversity Research Program (BRP))
3. “Center of Development for Excellence” in Information and Communication Technology (ICT)
4. “Center of Development” in Ceramics Engineering (CerE), Civil Engineering (CE), Electrical Engineering (EE), Electronics and Communication Engineering (ECE), Mechanical Engineering (ME), Metallurgical Engineering (MetE)
5. Zonal Research Center for Regions XII, IX, ARMM
6. Department of Science & Technology (DOST)Information & Communications Technology (ICT) Learning Hub for Northern Mindanao
7. Virtual Center for Technology Innovation (VCTI) – Microelectronics
8. National Computer Center (NCC) Training Arm in Northern Mindanao
9. Academic Center of Excellence in Biodiversity – One of only four (4) in the Philippines
10. Ranked 3rd- Top 20 Universities of the Philippines (2009)
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September 20th, 2009 at 11:55 am
HAYDE F. GALVEZ, Ph.D.
Agriculture, Crop Science Cluster, Institute of Plant Breeding
University of the Philippines Los Baños (UPLB)
In recognition of her outstanding research contributions in the field of genetics and plant breeding specifically in the development and application of molecular marker techniques, which determine hybridity in coconut; thrips resistance in potato, and aschochyta blight resistance in chickpeas. She is credited with creating the first linkage map of chickpea (Cicer arietinum L.) and the location of six quantitative trait loci (QTLs) related to aschochyta blight resistance in chickpea. Her research resulted in the establishment of segregating populations, useful in the development of new tomato with resistance to tomato yellow leaf curl virus (ToLCV) and bacterial wilt.
ROBERTO B. CORCINO, Ph.D.
Mathematics, Department of Mathematics
College of Natural Sciences and Mathematics
Mindanao State University – Marawi
In recognition of his outstanding research contribution in the field of mathematics, specifically in combinatorics: treating of the formation, enumeration, and properties of partitions, variations, combinations, and permutations of a finite number of element under various considerations, which has important applications in the design and operation of computers. He was the first to study enumerative combinatorics in the Philippines out of which he published several articles in three international journals.
ALVIN B. CULABA, Ph.D.
Mechanical Engineering
University of Portsmouth, England, United Kingdom, 1986
In recognition of his pioneering and outstanding works and accomplishments in the area of Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) methodology. His more than fifteen years of research in the theory and application of LCA has earned him international reputation and is now a recognized expert in the region. In 2006, he established the Philippine LCA Clearinghouse (PhiLCA) at DLSU-Manila to provide the link to the International LCA network and serve as the country’s center for LCA research. Results of his LCA work point to a significant dimension in energy0environment interactions from product to process and manufacturing systems. His most recent studies related to bio-energy, alternative energy fuels, and renewable energy and transport systems become highly significant in the light of high current energy costs and global climate change issues. He also established the first and only PhD in mechanical Engineering program in the country through the conduct of various research education and trainings. He exemplifies a new breed of engineering scientist today who can demonstrate the applicability of scientific research in industry and for policy making. His sustained research and publication attest his commitment to scientific work, and his continued engagement with industry and Government makes his work even more relevant and important to society.
JAIME C. MONTOYA, M.D., M.Sc.
Infectious Diseases
University of London, United Kingdom, 1989
In recognition of his contribution to medicine in the field of infectious diseases, particularly for his researches on many aspects of tuberculosis: from epidemiology; molecular characterization of the Philippine strain of Mycobacterium tuberculosis- a unique family of M. tuberculosis (now known as the Manila Family of M. tuberculosis), to diagnosis through immunologic tests (ELISA) utilizing different TB antigens, to the use of M. Vaccae, as an innovative adjuvant modality of treatment.
He contributed to the preparation of the current Philippine Clinical Guidelines on the diagnosis and management of tuberculosis.
GISELA P. CONCEPCION, Ph.D.
Marine Natural Products, Biochemistry and Biomedical Sciences
University of the Philippines Diliman, 1995
In recognition of her outstanding contributions and accomplishments in the field of marine natural products as team leader of various research projects to discover novel marine compounds with anticancer, antibacterial, anti-tuberculosis, antimalarial, anti-inflammatory and immunosuppressant properties; for her pioneering efforts to identify the cellular and molecular targets of these compounds to develop targeted drug delivery systems and demonstrate efficacy in animal models; for her studies on the biochemistry of cancer and certain infectious diseases; for mentoring graduate students and research associates and imbuing them with the passion to pursue scientific research; for her inspiring leadership in the campaign to promote and increase government support for Science and Technology in the country.
MGA PELING WAA MO ANI…
KAYA PAGHILOM.. AYAW INGON NGA KAMO CENTER OF EXCELLENCE…
1. Doctor of Philosophy in Mathematics
2. Doctor of Philosophy in Physics
3. Doctor of Philosophy in Biology
4. Doctor of Philosophy in Chemistry
5. Doctor of Philosophy in Science Education, Major in Chemistry
6. Doctor of Philosophy in Filipino
7. Doctor of Philosophy in English Language
8. Doctor in Sustainable Development Studies
9. Doctor of Mathematics
10.Doctor of Civil Engineering
11.Doctor of Mechanical Engineering
12.Doctor of Material Science Engineering
13.Master of Science – Doctor of Philosophy in Chemistry (Straight Program)
Di na kailangang pumunta pa sa Manila dahil nasa Mindanao na =D
James Reply:
September 18th, 2009 at 2:44 am
MSU- IlLIGAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY Reply:
September 18th, 2009 at 4:54 am
REE Reply:
September 20th, 2009 at 12:32 pm
kanag inyo top 3 for REE nga nag top 1 me? tsamba ra ninyo ato kay ang bago karun kay instead of top1 me kay nig top 2 na me.. ang iit kay wala sa list…
MSU- IlLIGAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY Reply:
September 18th, 2009 at 5:21 am
The successful examinees who garnered the top 10 places in the Bar Examination September 2008 are:
1. Judy Lardizabal, San Sebastian College – 85.70%
2. Mylene Amerol Macumbal, Mindanao State University Marawi- 85.65%
3. Oliver Baclay Jr. Ateneo de Manila University – 85.60
4. Majesty Eve Jala, Ateneo de Manila University – 85.55
5. Maria Elizabeth Liceralde, UP Diliman – 85.40%
6. Michael Macapagal, UP Diliman – 84.15%
7. Denise Dy, Ateneo de Manila University – 84.00
April Love Regis, Ateneo de Manila University – 84.00%
8. Christine Joy Tan, Ateneo de Manila University – 83.80%
9. Jihan Jacob, San Beda College – 83.75%
10. Vanessa Raymundo, San Beda College – 83.70%
MSU- IlLIGAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY Reply:
September 18th, 2009 at 5:16 am
James Reply:
September 18th, 2009 at 6:43 am
MSU- IlLIGAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY Reply:
September 18th, 2009 at 10:24 am
CSM (of MSU-IIT) is the only institution in the Visayas and Mindanao area that achieved the feat of being a Center of Excellence in Biology, Chemistry, Mathematics and Physics. With the recognition and a corresponding financial grant, the College was able to update its instructional facilities, acquire state-of-the-art laboratory equipment, improve library facilities, and finance other research-related activities.
CSM boasts of being the LEADING INSTITUTION IN SCIENCE & MATHEMATICS IN MINDANAO. It aims to be an internationally-recognized National Center in Science and Mathematics. The college has a very competent faculty force, which includes almost 50 Ph.D. holders, the highest concentration of Ph.D.’s in Luzon, Visayas and Mindanao (except Mega Manila). Some faculty members are recipients of “Outstanding Young Scientists” Awards and “Outstanding Scientific Paper” Awards from the National Academy of Science and Technology (NAST) and The Outstanding Young Men (TOYM) award. Many professors in CSM who were/are earning their PhD degree had/have been awarded abroad for there contributions in research.
The DOST recognizes the College as a nodal institution, where DOST Scholars nationwide can study. Other institutions providing scholarship grants in science and mathematics usually advise students in the Mindanao area to enroll in the MSU-IIT’s CSM. These make CSM, and MSU-IIT as a whole, the home of most scholars in Visayas and Mindanao.
Through the years, its percentage passing in the Chemistry Licensure Examination has been consistently very high. The college has also produced several winners in different regional/national student competitions. It has also consistently sent delegates to the most prestigious training ground for student leaders, the Ayala National Young Leaders Congress. Many of the graduates of the College are now well-placed and are leaders in their respective fields.
The CSM’s contestant made it to the top 3 in latest National Search for Math Wizard. Many top schools in the Philippines joined the competition but only Math wizards from UP-Diliman (2) and MSU-IIT (1) grabbed the top 3 slots. The Mathematics Dep’t is also proud of its excellent portfolio, offering Doctor in Mathematics (only one in the Philippines) and PhD in Math, very good ratio of students and PhD holders and competitive research laboratories.
The Biology Dep’t which offers General Biology, Zoology, Botany and Marine Biology (coming very soon…Genetics) is the biggest department in CSM in terms of population.
And its Physics is the best physics dep’t outside Metro Manila and the most respected dep’t in CSM. The founder of CSM, Dr. Remigio Tee, is a physicist. Most Summa Cum Laudes in the university were products of Physics Dep’t. Until now, top Dean’s lister is a BS physics. The department holds annual national physics conference, with speakers from abroad, that further enhances and promotes physics research in the Philippines.
The youngest Dep’t, the Health Science which houses the Nursing students makes MSU-IIT a consistent top school in Nursing. So far, all batch of board exam takers have their very own top notchers. The dep’t is said to be an “adopted” dep’t of CSM since it is only an extension from MSU-Main. But because of its excellent performance, the dep’t is now preparing for it’s new name and new level – College of Nursing of MSU-IIT (no longer an extension). The college-to-be dep’t is set to transform next year.
Overall, CSM is the flagship college in MSU-IIT. Its performance in research, education and extension is very excellent that it deserves to be crowned as the King of all the colleges in Visayas and Mindanao that focus in Science & Mathematics.
diver_chiq Reply:
September 20th, 2009 at 5:04 am
MSU-Main Reply:
October 5th, 2009 at 7:09 am
UP Instructor from MSU-Marawi Graduate Reply:
September 18th, 2009 at 6:50 am
Anu????? tubag???
REE Reply:
September 20th, 2009 at 12:23 pm
???? Reply:
September 18th, 2009 at 12:49 pm
kamo raman nagpalanay sa inyong mga atay…
Rank Chemistry School Total Number of Examinees Total Number of Passed Percentage Passed
1 ATENEO DE DAVAO UNIVERSITY 5 5 100%
ATENEO DE MANILA UNIVERSITY-Q.C. 15 15 100%
DE LA SALLE UNIVERSITY-MANILA 9 9 100%
MINDANAO STATE UNIVERSITY-MARAWI CITY 6 6 100%
UNIVERSITY OF THE PHILIPPINES- MANILA 13 13 100%
2 UNIVERSITY OF THE PHILIPPINES-VISAYAS-ILOILO CITY 16 15 94%
3 UNIVERSITY OF THE PHILIPPINES-DILIMAN 55 51 93%
Both are on the Top 10, so we all should be proud. I’m from MSU-IIT and I’m very happy that IIT made it on the list. Likewise too to MSU-Main. Keep up the good work. :mrgreen:
Main Reply:
September 22nd, 2009 at 9:39 am
anyway..!!! PEACE nalang sa MAhurt..
MSU- IlLIGAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY Reply:
October 8th, 2009 at 6:40 am
:oops:
1. UP Diliman
2. Silliman University(Dumaguete City)
3. Ateneo de Manila University
4. Dela Salle University(Manila)
5. University of Santo Tomas
6. Xavier University(Ateneo de Cagayan)
7. University of San Carlos
8. St. Louis University(Baguio)
9. Mindanao State University(Marawi)
10.UP Los Baños
Silliman University has an outstanding academic record since its founding in 1901. It has produced board topnotchers ever since.
In Nursing,its Group Passing Average(GPA) in board exams is 96%-100%,but prior to 1980′s, it has a remarkable 100% GPA throughout the years since the establishment of the College of Nursing. In Accountancy, its GPA is 96%-100%. In Mechanical Engineering,its GPA is 98%-100%. In Electrical Engineering, its GPA is 98%-100%. In Law,its GPA is 50%-60%,one of the highest,considering that Ateneo’s is 90%,and the National Passing Average is 20%. In Physical Therapy, its GPA is 98%-100%. The first batch of Silliman Physical Therapy board examinees in about 1998 grabbed the highest board exam GPA for the year.
Many of its Faculty Members have specialized in the United States, like Oxford University,Harvard, University of California Los Angeles,University of California Berkeley, Columbia University and its sister school, the Stanford University.
Silliman University, founded by Americans in 1901 and administered by the same for many decades thereafter, with direct financial support from the United States,has a convenient learning environment with a 64-hectare lot, including a beach resort. Its green campus is perfect, lined with old acacia trees,and beautiful buildings,including the Silliman Library.
Silliman Library,which is larger than the National Library in Taft Ave., Manila, is the LARGEST in Southeast Asia. Its theater,Luce Auditorium(donated by one of the owners of Time Magazine), is the only theater that is almost the same in structural design as the Cultural Center of the Philippines. More power Silliman!!!
“TO BE SIMPLE IS TO BE GREAT”..
i’m from negros occidental and is aware and updated of the schools in the province…how come this university is somewhat an alien to me?…
grabe naman nang awaya.. power2 naman mo uie…
ask lang ko, sure ba jud ang taga IIT nga moseparate sa MAIN og musugot kaha mo. Kaya kaha ninyu mo take risk sa consequence? like High tuition fee? :roll:
MSU- IlLIGAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY Reply:
October 2nd, 2009 at 6:08 am
FACT: ang MSU System ang ikaduha nga kinadak-an ug budget [nga University System] sa tibuok Philippines, next to UP System… pero, asa na man ang kwarta? dili na nah maantos ui.. ang MSU kay squatter kaayo ang image.. Laag mo didto di ba lud-on jud mo.. hugawan kaayo ang mga tawo, walay mga disiplina.. Wala man lay kwarta ang MSU para maghire ug daghang Janitors? sayang ang lugar.. Hangin ray nindot..
If malahi ang IIT, matunga na ang budget.. mas mahandle sa IIT ang kwarta.. kesa mga Moklo ang magdala sa kwarta, sa bulsa ra tanan padulong..
Dili problema ang tuition kung naay sulod imo utok.. ayaw na nah hunahunaa.. magpa-scholar ka eh para walay gasto.. wala man nag-apas ang IIT sa kwarta nato.. dili man ta private.. STATE UNIVERSITY man ta..
:sad:
MSU-Main Reply:
October 5th, 2009 at 7:01 am
MSU- IlLIGAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY Reply:
October 7th, 2009 at 4:15 am
:cry:
hoy bayot, if maseparate ang IIT sa main, ang name ra ang i-change, dili ang campus. grabe pud na imo pangutok ui. pauli sa inyo bukid. about anang matunga ang budget… naanad na mi ug gamay nga budget.. ayaw na kaproblema ana… pero ang importante is na-manage namo ang gamay nga kwarta nga gihatag.. mas nindot amo facilities kesa sa inyo.. dili na nah problema..
:razz:
MSU-Main Reply:
October 5th, 2009 at 7:02 am
CHARM STUD MSU MAIN Reply:
October 8th, 2009 at 8:11 am
bleeehh Reply:
October 9th, 2009 at 5:03 am
MSU-Main Reply:
October 8th, 2009 at 3:49 am
MSU- IlLIGAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY Reply:
October 8th, 2009 at 6:39 am
:oops:
CHARM STUD MSU MAIN Reply:
October 8th, 2009 at 8:09 am
MSU- IlLIGAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY Reply:
October 8th, 2009 at 11:30 am
pwd kaha ta magsumbong sa XXX o IMbestigador ai? hhahaahah
hangtod karun wala japun ako I.d. perti pud ni c Big Brother kuno oie…
Hala, basin mapareha ko ni jomar ani… pag rally bya moha kung nay ma kidnap napud… hhahahaha
ayo2 natong tanan. bhalag way ayo ato administration… top school bitaw…. wahehehehe
MSU- IlLIGAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY Reply:
October 2nd, 2009 at 5:55 am
:shock:
MSU-Main Reply:
October 5th, 2009 at 6:49 am
MSU- IlLIGAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY Reply:
October 7th, 2009 at 4:19 am
MSU-Main Reply:
October 8th, 2009 at 3:41 am
as i read the article, i wasn’t able to see an exact link or source of the rankings for 2009.. the rankings were realistic but we have to be precise here as the name and reputation of the schools are also at stake here.. uhm, do you have any links or exact sources?
as u know, there have been conflicts with regard to the rankings.. there are a lot of university rankings there.. me, i can just simply write on my blog the reverse ranking of ur list and just simply put there that it came from PRC and CHED.. and all the people who will read it will believe.. u see my point? it’s easy to put “from PRC and CHED” but what we need is a clear source from PRC or CHED themselves.. i tried to look at the websites of PRC and CHED and i failed to see the list..
i admire u for having an interest in the education system in our country and i wanna thank u for keeping us updated.. hope we could see a definite source of ur list to end up all this debates.. thank you..
:???:
-from MSU-GSC stud
Ang MSU Marawi, Gensan, Maguindanao,Sulu and Naawan lng nag included sa budget para sa MSU System..
For the year 2009..
MSU System – Php 1,225,582,000
*Marawi
*Gensan
*Maguindanao
*Sulu
*Naawan
MSU IIT – Php 354,219,000
Source: http://www.dbm.gov.ph/index.php?pid=8&xid=28&id=989
Wooh! James feeler!.. murag unsa pud kadako sa inyo passing sa CPA board exam.. Haha!
FYI MSU-IIT already produced Topnotcher (2) in CPA board exam.. unya kamo naa?? kng naa knus-a pa kaha to?? :p
:neutral:
MSU-Main Reply:
October 8th, 2009 at 3:36 am
MSU-Main Reply:
October 8th, 2009 at 3:38 am
IIT Reply:
October 8th, 2009 at 4:00 am
MSU-IIT Student Reply:
October 8th, 2009 at 5:11 am
CHARM STUD MSU MAIN Reply:
October 8th, 2009 at 5:14 am
MSU- IlLIGAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY Reply:
October 8th, 2009 at 6:31 am
ang COE student pa jud imo gi-gigamit nga name noh? wala ka kabalo unsa ka-proud ang mga COE Dragons sa kung unsa sila? walay isa sa COE sa IIT ang modaot sa ila kaugalingon college kay kabalo mi, ug kabalo sila nga layo ra mo sa amo level. get lost JAMES! i know ikaw ra japon si James.. if ur not james, you are one of the few stupids from MSU-Main nga nagpakaulaw diri nga blog. Mahiya ka. Feeling bright ka nga wala ra pud jud kay hanaw.. basin ikaw ra japon ng wrong spelling ha nga nagchange2 lang ug name para dili maulawan.. be consistent bayot. use A NAME, don’t use names..
last year, top 2 mi sa accountancy [overall sa isa ka category], sa bag-o lang, medyo wala kaayo, pero okay na rin.. sa imong hunahuna matangtang na? BOR pa jud ang mag-tang2? bogoa jud nimo ui, ang CHED ra may makabuot.. and CHED gave CBA a new name-> CBAA na.. nagpasabot nga na-recognize nila ang accountancy.. asa na man imo pangutok ui, if ang BOR ang magtangtang sa program, mura ra na ug nagtanom ug kahoy then giputol bisan wala pa midako.. ang ched ra ang naay karapatan magtanggal sa course bayot… ang tanggalon kay kanang 0% ang passing rate for how many years.. basin ngipon nuon nimo ako tangtangon ron.. pataka lang ka tabi dah.. moklo ka! moklo! moklo! moklo! pauli sa inyo bukid nga squatter.. ew!!!
:neutral:
CHARM STUD MSU MAIN Reply:
October 8th, 2009 at 7:29 am
ngex.. Reply:
October 9th, 2009 at 1:45 am
:cool:
MINDANAO STATE UNIVERSITY-MAIN CAMPUS Reply:
October 9th, 2009 at 3:11 am
Jess Reply:
October 9th, 2009 at 11:37 am
MINDANAO STATE UNIVERSITY-MAIN CAMPUS Reply:
October 13th, 2009 at 4:48 am
MSU- ILIGAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY Reply:
October 14th, 2009 at 2:36 am
MINDANAO STATE UNIVERSITY-MAIN CAMPUS Reply:
October 14th, 2009 at 3:52 am
Jess Reply:
October 13th, 2009 at 9:37 am
:???:
MSU- ILIGAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY Reply:
October 14th, 2009 at 2:38 am
MINDANAO STATE UNIVERSITY-MAIN CAMPUS Reply:
October 14th, 2009 at 3:49 am
bisan matop1 pa mu ur still under in our government.. hehe
kung matalino kau ksa mga muklo, d sana kau ang presidente ng buong systema at sa inyo rin ang main campus???
which means mga bugo mo tanan!!!!
mga walang kwenta kau…
hanggang chancellor lang kau…
MINDANAO STATE UNIVERSITY-MAIN CAMPUS Reply:
October 9th, 2009 at 3:09 am
Jess Reply:
October 9th, 2009 at 11:36 am
MSU- ILIGAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY Reply:
October 10th, 2009 at 10:38 am
:razz:
MSU- ILIGAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY Reply:
October 10th, 2009 at 10:39 am
jeune-iitan Reply:
October 13th, 2009 at 3:48 pm
hmmm…
ahhhhhhmm…….
wala lang. nakiepal. pero it seems that this thread soon ends. well, i hope.
:grin:
MINDANAO STATE UNIVERSITY-MAIN CAMPUS Reply:
October 13th, 2009 at 12:38 am
MSU- ILIGAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY Reply:
October 13th, 2009 at 6:51 am
MINDANAO STATE UNIVERSITY-MAIN CAMPUS Reply:
October 14th, 2009 at 3:46 am
:oops:
PRO n ANTI MILF... Reply:
October 21st, 2009 at 5:39 am
bakit pati milf naisali sa words mo..
bubo ka tlaga.. hindi mo alam ang sinasabi mo..
watch your words bubo ha? kung matalino ka na isa sa nagpapataas ng reputasyon ng msu iit, hindi ka dapat nandito.. at sa kabubuhan mo pati milf isinali mo.. tanga, alam mo ba ang standing at mga ginagawa ng mga milf?.. bubu ka tlaga, pinalaki ka ng magulang mo na maging bubo kasi bubo rin cla.. bubo lahat ang pamilya mo pati teacher na nagturo sau. lahat ng mga kamaganak mo bubo rin.. pati lahat ng nakakakita sau bubo rin.. bubo..
Dimla Reply:
October 21st, 2009 at 11:48 am
MSU- ILIGAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY Reply:
October 22nd, 2009 at 3:17 am
MSU- ILIGAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY Reply:
October 22nd, 2009 at 3:20 am
1. Radino Encaya Estoria, Technological University of the Philippines (TUP-Manila) – 89.35%
2. Cesar Minorias Baron Jr, University of Cebu – 88.80%
3. Marcelo Casquejo Santillan, Bicol University – Legazpi – 88.55%
4. Mark Cecil Mirasol Tano, Cebu Institute of Technology – 87.80%
5. Christopher Magnaye Requinto, Batangas State University- Batangas City – 87.75%
6. Dale Bryan Raiz Pacheco, MINDANAO STATE UNIVERSITY – ILIGAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY – 87.40%
7. Christopher Beunavente Sanchez, Bicol University – Legazpi – 87.20%
8. Jan Derrick Hernandez Nidar, University of the Philippines – Diliman – 87.15%
9. Michael Ernani Arce Andres, University of the Philippines – Diliman – 87.05%
10. Ian Wildon Auino Dizon, University of the East – Caloocan – 86.85%
COOOOOONGRATULATIONS!!!
concerned Reply:
November 3rd, 2009 at 9:47 am
Sana mastop na to as early as possible…
Thank You….
MINDANAO STATE UNIVERSITY-MAIN CAMPUS Reply:
October 21st, 2009 at 7:44 am
The top 10 placers are as follows: October 2009
1 Romelyn Manset Carpio, De La Salle University Lipa 91.71
Ivan Rhett Villacampa Macabeo, Bicol University-Legazpi
2 Laila Topacio Amon, De La Salle University-Dasmarinas 91.57
Reginald Lajara Laco, Mindanao State University-General Santos
Ariel Cangrehilla Nacion, University of Cebu in Lapu Lapu and Mandaue
3 Belvin Lopez Armenion, University of Cebu in Lapu Lapu and Mandaue 91.29
Joseph Albert Josol Bulao, Ateneo de Davao University
Ma. Theresa Solano Pamintuan, University of the Philippines Diliman
4 Jaime Ann Dela Cruz Datol, University of the East Caloocan 91.00
Francis Angel Lim Reyes, University of Santo Tomas
5 Ryan Dulamal Nandwani, University of Saint La Salle 90.86
Reyland Jethro Pen Torres, Notre Dame of Marbel University
6 Hexilon Salenga Manabat, Holy Angel University 90.71
Kevin Bacungan Manansala, Mindanao State University-MARAWI CITY
7 Kaiser Yohann Pranada Ballecer, Bicol University-Legazpi 90.57
Cris Leo Molina Vilanueva , University of Santo Tomas
8 Mike Fortunato Padilla, University of Santo Tomas 90.43
Alissa Star Emperado Reyes, University of Santo Tomas
Gibson Tengco Tan, University of Santo Tomas
9 Jerlynne Castillo dela Cruz, University of Santo Tomas 90.29
Maricor Patricio Fernandez, University of San Carlos
Ronalyn Castro Laxamana, Holy Angel University
10 Roel Samson Boiser, Baliuag University (Baliuag Colleges) 90.14
Paul Robert Vera Morata, Ateneo de Naga
1. Radino Encaya Estoria, Technological University of the Philippines (TUP-Manila) – 89.35%
2. Cesar Minorias Baron Jr, University of Cebu – 88.80%
3. Marcelo Casquejo Santillan, Bicol University – Legazpi – 88.55%
4. Mark Cecil Mirasol Tano, Cebu Institute of Technology – 87.80%
5. Christopher Magnaye Requinto, Batangas State University- Batangas City – 87.75%
6. Dale Bryan Raiz Pacheco, MINDANAO STATE UNIVERSITY – ILIGAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY – 87.40%
7. Christopher Beunavente Sanchez, Bicol University – Legazpi – 87.20%
8. Jan Derrick Hernandez Nidar, University of the Philippines – Diliman – 87.15%
9. Michael Ernani Arce Andres, University of the Philippines – Diliman – 87.05%
10. Ian Wildon Auino Dizon, University of the East – Caloocan – 86.85%
COOOOOONGRATULATIONS!!!
oi yaw na m cge away mga brad og sis…
isa ra bya tag bloodline….
wats d use of fyting????…
hm…peace na unta mo oi….
:razz: to God be the glory jud dapat ang tanan kay hiram ra n2 a2 intlegnt gft ky GOD…
dba….
be HUmble…..
main nd IIt… all of u r d best..rem wla pa ang msu na top 1…aim hy ta tanan guys….ayaw na cge away2…
toinks toinks…
mypag manan aw tag pbb ani… go melissa hahahahha :mrgreen:
See the Certified Public Accountants Topnotchers:
1 Romelyn Manset Carpio – DLSU-Lipa (91.71)
Ivan Rhett Villacampa Macabeo – BU-Legazpi (91.71)
2 Laila Topacio Amon – DLSU-Dasmarinas (91.57)
Reginald Lajara Laco – De La Salle- Lipa (91.57)
Ariel Cangrehilla Nacion – Mindanao State Univ. – Gen- San (91.57)
3 Belvin Lopez Armenion – Univ. of Cebu-Lapu Lapu & Mandaue (91.29)
Joseph Albert Josol Bulao – ADDU (91.29)
Ma. Theresa Solano Pamintuan – UP-Diliman (91.29)
4 Jaime Ann Dela Cruz Datol – UE-Caloocan (91.00)
Francis Angel Lim Reyes – UST (91.00)
5 Ryan Dulamal Nandwani – USLS (90.86)
Reyland Jethro Pen Torres – Notre Dame of Marbel Univ. (90.86)
6 Hexilon Salenga Manabat – Holy Angel University (90.71)
Kevin Bacungan Manansala – MSU-Marawi (90.71)
7 Kaiser Yohann Pranada Ballecer – BU-Legazpi (90.57)
Cris Leo Molina Vilanueva – UST (90.57)
8 Mike Fortunato Padilla – UST (90.43)
Alissa Star Emperado Reyes – UST (90.43)
Gibson Tengco Tan – UST (90.43)
9 Jerlynne Castillo dela Cruz – UST (90.29)
Maricor Patricio Fernandez – USC (90.29)
Ronalyn Castro Laxamana – Holy Angel University (90.29)
10 Roel Samson Boiser – Baliuag University (90.14)
Paul Robert Vera Morata – Ateneo de Naga (90.14)
Congratz to Cristian Baldovino…
Mabuhay MSU Main at Msu Gensan..
WAg neung gyahin gensan ang msu iit na nging myabang… b proud 4 d hul system…
Msu always d best… Glory to God.. Msu Main are God dependent students! Go survivors! Dami neung topnotchers this year..sa different departments.. As usual… Praise b to God!!!!Glory to Him!!!! God truly loves MSU!!!
u dont hav to brag,,
and pls,, the ranking above is not true..!!! The author of this syt has no source…
And if u made the post just to gain glory for ur school,,,, U shud be ashamed….
=PRC=
Top 3 perfoming school in the October 2009 Mechanical Engineer Licensure Examination Category A (WITH 10-25 EXAMINEES)
:mrgreen:
I was surprised that Ateneo de Davao ranked higher than the main campus at Ateneo de Manila which was my alma mater in college.
But anyway, I’m happy from the fact that Ateneo is sttill higher in rank than De LaSalle. Hehe
Ang Dili Datu Uli(ADDU) Reply:
October 26th, 2009 at 9:53 am
try to see for the second time then u will be shocked…
MSU main is one step higher than ur school…
DAH>>>>
Millionaire Acts Reply:
October 26th, 2009 at 1:24 pm
I am comparing Ateneo de Davao vs. Ateneo de Manila.
And Ateneo de Manila vs. De La Salle.
MSU- ILIGAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY Reply:
October 27th, 2009 at 2:21 am
ADDU Reply:
November 3rd, 2009 at 9:37 am
i did not mean it…sorry,,!!
it so happened that when i read ur comment here i saw a word main campus and i thought u r referring to our school,and i am so sorry for having this mistake..
GoD BLESS you…and your School
MSU- ILIGAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY Reply:
October 27th, 2009 at 2:19 am
haaaaaaaaay, unsa na lang kaha noh kung mi-taas2 gamay inyo rank, basin moingon na ka nga mas maayo pa mo sa Harvard.. utok moklo man jud ka ui.. nakulangan ka sa imo sembreak noh? may pa moundang na lang ka!!!
to be honest, bilib ang msu main sa ece ng iit. coz 2004 pa pionering ng main.
pro don lng kau lmang!!! EE lng pangtapat ng main jan, lage lng kau nkabuntot iit, hehehe.
how about Acountancy? social work? forestry? fisheries? CNSM? and other colleges?.
pls mention kng san lamang ang iit? we admit, we lak facilities kz kurakot leders ng system., pro pano na kya kng ok ang facilities namin. hahahah. top 3 2009???
iit my imbento ng syt n yan. no source!!.
pls do research kng san mas mraming top notchers ngaung 2009!!! ahahahha… mpapahiya lng kau!!!!
lmang lng kau sa facilities and programs. Un lang!
Another reason,, based on d study, 70% ng top 20 in the SASE enrolled in iit, other 25% are in different campuses..bcos of security daw… pro y mas mrami pa rin kmi top notchers kysa iit??
mas mgaling lng tlga teaching dito..dont b proud dahil lhat halos instructors neu, graduate ng main.. specially sa enginnering.. tapunan ng bagsak sa main ang iit!!!!
MSU- ILIGAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY Reply:
October 27th, 2009 at 1:03 pm
maayo pa magfarmtown mo or mag-happy aquarium.. ooopss… sori.. cge man diay brownout sa inyo bukid no mao dili mo ka-facebook permi.. hehe..
wala jud ka kasabot ngano na-top3 mi.. first, dili lang basehan kung naay nag-top nga isa or duha sa course aron tawagong maayo.. unsaon man kong naay nag-top kung dili man pud tanan ang nakapasar? maayo pa walay mag-top tapos tanan pasar. nagpasabot nga nga top 1 inyo school, bisan pa ug naa moy ka-tie.. bisan pa ang inyo ka-tie kay daghang nag-top, tie lang japon mo sa overall performance.. bisan naay nag-top sa inyo, posible japon nga iwit mo sa overall ranking.. naay naka-top nga duha, pero sila ra pud ang nakapasar out of 50 nga mi-take.. duh? pagsure yot.
second, kung kuhaon na ang super duper overall performance sa school ana nga year, i-consider apil ang courses nga WALAY licensure exams.. sultian tika, dili tanang engineering courses kay naay board exam- computer & ceramics nga eng’g ug uban pa kay walay board exams, sa natural science- biology, physics, math, stat ug uban pa dira.. samot na ang graduate courses, thesis ug dissertation ra ang kailangan para maka-earn ug degree/professional qualification. ang social sciences.. samot na nah, walay exams para ana.. diploma courses, computer-related courses, business/economics, name it! sa kadaghang courses nga dili na kinahanglan ang exams para matawag ug “professional”, unsaon na man na sila nga mga kurso, ipadaplin na lang? sultian tika, mas daghan pang courses nga walay exams, important na sila tanan!
so, unsaon man pag-rank if walay exams para ana nga course? ang CHED kay naay gipang-awardan nga universities nga ilang gitawag ug CENTER OF EXCELLENCE/DEVELOPMENT. and im proud to say nga ang MSU-IIT ang kinadaghanang COE/COD programs sa tibuok pilipinas excluding Mega Manila. so, dili kaduhaduhaan nga mag-top jud mi. kamo, unsa sa CNSM, COE, College/School of Computer studies or unsa pa ba inyo college dira nga naay program nga naka-center of development man lang? naa? kung naa man gani siguro, basin isa, duha or tulo ra pud.. please, pagbaton ug kaulaw, mas daghan pa ug COE/COD ang Xavier sa inyo.
third, balikan nako ang mga pambukid ninyo nga courses, hahay.. walay challenge, and dili fair kay wala nag-offer ang MSU-IIT ug mga in-ana kamabaw nga courses..so ayaw i-compare amo school sa inyo ha? ha? ha? sorry ha pero may pa mag UPLB na lang ko if dili related sa science&tech ako course.. mas ilado pa ila programs didto.
4th, yes, tama ka. daghang High Schools sa Mindanao ug Visayas ang mag-recommend sa ilang bright nga mga studyante nga IIT ang pilion nga school kay kabalo sila unsay diperenxa sa iit ug main.. nagsalig sila sa amo kesa sa inyo mao more than 75% sa top 20 sa SASE ang sa amo padulong.. asa na man sila ron, why wala man sila nag-top sa board exams kung bright jud to sila? well, mao nay pangutana sa mga kitid ug utok. akong balikon ha, dili tanand kurso naay exams.. kasagarang mga top 2O sa sase kay nag-physics, bio, computer sciece/eng’g ug uban pang walay board exams.. kitid kaayo ka ug utok.. kabalo ka, kung bryt ka, dili na chamba2.. nag-top sila sa SASE so naa jud silay utok. mipili sila ug in-ana nga mga kurso kay dira sila bagay, ug dira sila malipay. dili lang board exams ang maka-measure sa “excellence”.
5th, sa facilites, admin ug students, well.. kapoy na ug balik2.. ang performance na lay mo-storya.. bilyon2 ra ba unta ang budget sa inyo pero squatter ra ang nawong sa inyo skwelahan.. pakaulaw lang..
last na ni kay kapoy na ug type, please lang, kung mangaway mo ug IIT, kami ray awaya.. badlonga na imo kauban nga mga moklo nga mangaway ug Ateneo ug De la Salle.. duh? as in, duh? wala mo nalipong? taga-bukid ra mo.. ayaw mo pangaway ug mga taga-xudad kay kabalo mo kamo ray maulawan..
main Reply:
October 31st, 2009 at 8:38 am
wow social.. baka nkakalimotan nyo kung saan nanggaling ang iit?.. alam mo ba ang origin ng skul nyo?. pang techno lang kau kaya kahit kailan d parin maalis sa kaluluwa nyo ang pagiging technology course.. mga walang utang na loob.. alam nyo ba 7 lang ang categories nyo for ranking?.. sa amin ay 16 times 2 plus 2 pa kau, kaya wag kau magyabang… tama nga na kalevel nyo ang st. peter at st. michael, kami kalevel nmain ang UP.. mga students d2 msu main at uplb ay nkkaexchange school sa america.. eh, kau pangcheap lang kau.. Wag na wag nyong binubukid ang skul nmin kasi litle baguio kau, kulang plang rusts na ang malanghap nyo sa hangin na dumadaloy sa skul nyo.. mga tanga.. mababaho ang kilikili… andami kong alam n tga skul nyo ang mababaho ang kilikili… mga hugaw…
MSU- ILIGAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY Reply:
November 1st, 2009 at 3:32 am
about sa Technology, madam, wala jud ka kasabot ba? ang imo man gud hunahuna kay para ra sa wala kapasar ug SASE ang technology.. hehe.. kay mao man ang sa MSU-Main.. if bagsak, techno dayon.. lahi diri sa IIT madam.. daghang nag-techno sa amo kay para ma-scholar.. basta lapas 100 imo sase, kwartahan na ka.. isa pa madam, kung tan-awon pag-ayo ug tun-an pag-ayo ang kahulugan sa Technology, makasabot ra ka nga ang technology lapad kaayo na ug sakop.. apil ang engineering kay applied science man na.. hay nako.. kapoy na ug balik2 sa imo.. sure ko dili japon ka kasabot.. balik sa elementary madam para ma-valedictorian ka didto.. hehe..
wow.. na-ulaw ng lang ng UPD ug UPLB kay ana ka nga ka-level mo.. wahaha.. walay school nga makig-level sa inyo noh! wala, as in zero!
i-search na lang madam pila sa inyo faculty ang nakagraduate sa USA, Japan, Germany, China, Australia, etc.. para magkaalaman na.. hambog kaayo ka nga moklo.. ewwww?
pano nkatop ang urios ng butuan???
lafing staf lng yan ng mindano..