Testing timeTwo examination days, four 3-hour sessions: 8:00-11:00 A.M. and 1:00-4:00 P.M. each day; general instructions and filling out of forms 7:00-7:45 A.M. on day one
ScoringWeighted general average of at least 75% across all subjects with no grade lower than 60% in any subject; an examinee averaging 75% or higher but below 60% in a subject may retake that subject within the next two years and must obtain at least 75% in each retaken subject
Exam feePHP 900 examination fee (standard PRC application fee for licensure examinations requiring a baccalaureate degree, which includes the Psychometricians exam); conditioned/removal examinees pay PHP 450
Enhanced Table of Specifications adopted by Board of Psychology Resolution No. 02 (s. 2023), signed 5 April 2023, applying from the June 2023 licensure examinations and superseding Board Resolution No. 19 (s. 2014)
Where it applies
PH — national
Exam languages
English
Testing provider
Administered directly by the Professional Regulation Commission through the Professional Regulatory Board of Psychology at testing centers nationwide (no commercial testing vendor)
Format
Pencil-and-paper examination taken in person at assigned schools/testing centers (examinees bring two or more pencils, black-ink ballpens, and one non-programmable calculator)
Availability
Fixed national administration dates set by the PRC; the most recent (revised) administration is September 1-2, 2026, a two-day sitting
Results
The Board must submit an official report of examinees' ratings to the Commission within ten calendar days after the examination (unless extended for just cause)
Remote testing
Not available
Exam structure
Four subjects taken one per session over two days: Developmental Psychology (20%), Abnormal Psychology (20%), Industrial-Organizational Psychology (20%), and Psychological Assessment/Psychometricians (40%), per the Enhanced Table of Specifications in force since the June 2023 examination
Where rules vary
One uniform national licensure examination required to register and practice as a psychometrician in the Philippines under R.A. No. 10029 (Philippine Psychology Act of 2009), administered by the PRC through the Professional Regulatory Board of Psychology on fixed dates at testing centers nationwide.
Eligibility
Filipino citizen, permanent resident, or citizen of a reciprocity state; at least a bachelor's degree in psychology from a CHED-recognized institution with sufficient credits in the examination subjects; good moral character; no conviction of an offense involving moral turpitude
Retake policy
Conditional pass rule: an examinee with a weighted general average of 75% or higher but a rating below 60% in a subject may retake that subject (or subjects) within the next two years, needing at least 75% in each retaken subject