December 2024 CPA Exam Results Released: Thousands Achieve Success in the Philippines
The Professional Regulation Commission (PRC) announced the results of the December 2024 Certified Public Accountant (CPA) Licensure Examination on Tuesday, December 17th. A total of 3,058 out of 10,136 examinees passed the rigorous exam, administered across 18 testing centers throughout the Philippines.
This year’s passing rate reflects the ongoing demand for qualified CPAs in the Philippines and underscores the dedication and hard work of those who successfully completed the examination. The results highlight the competitive nature of the profession and the significant achievement of those who passed.
Top-Performing Schools: A Closer Look at the Results
While a thorough list of all participating schools and their performance is available (see embedded document below), the PRC did not release a formal ranking of institutions. However, individual school performance data is readily accessible for those interested in a detailed analysis of the results.
The data provides valuable insights for prospective students considering a career in accounting, allowing them too research institutions with strong track records of success in preparing candidates for the CPA exam. This information can be a crucial factor in their educational planning.
For those who did not pass,the PRC encourages continued dedication and preparation for future examinations. The journey to becoming a CPA requires perseverance and commitment, and many triumphant candidates have faced setbacks along the way.
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Interview with Senior Editor on CPA Exam Results
Q: The December 2024 CPA Exam results are now out. What are your key takeaways from this year’s performance?
Senior Editor: We saw a passing rate of around 30%, with 3,058 out of 10,136 examinees successfully passing the rigorous CPA exam.This highlights the competitive landscape for aspiring accountants in the Philippines and underlines the dedication required to succeed in this field.[[1]
Q: Can you elaborate on the meaning of these results for students and professionals interested in accounting?
Senior Editor: These results certainly serve as a valuable resource for prospective students. While the PRC didn’t release an official ranking,the detailed school performance breakdown available provides crucial insights for those choosing their accounting programs. They can research institutions with strong track records, which can be a key factor in their educational planning.[[1]
Q: What message do you have for those who didn’t pass the exam this time?
Senior Editor: The journey to becoming a CPA can be challenging,and setbacks are a part of the process. the PRC encourages those who didn’t pass to remain dedicated, keep studying, and prepare for future exams. Perseverance and commitment are crucial traits for success in this profession. [[1]
