Review measurement, mapping, surveying and the rules governing geodetic practice.
Administered by
Professional Regulation Commission (PRC)
Who it’s for
Geodetic engineering applicants who meet PRC admission requirements.
Schedule
One scheduled sitting in 2026; confirm the latest PRC advisory.
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18 original practice questions with explanations
What the exam covers
Subject groups found in the official sources below. Check the current program for your exam, level, and specialization.
Laws, rules and regulationsMathematicsSurveying theory and practiceGeodesyCartography
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Professional Regulation Commission (PRC) runs the Geodetic Engineering (Geodetic Engineers Licensure Examination). Review measurement, mapping, surveying and the rules governing geodetic practice.
Who is the Geodetic Engineering for?
Geodetic engineering applicants who meet PRC admission requirements.
When is the Geodetic Engineering held?
One scheduled sitting in 2026; confirm the latest PRC advisory. Professional Regulation Commission (PRC)'s latest announcement has the exact dates.
What does the Geodetic Engineering cover?
The official sources list Laws, rules and regulations; Mathematics; Surveying theory and practice; Geodesy; Cartography. Check Professional Regulation Commission (PRC)'s current program before you plan around it.
Where is the official information on the Geodetic Engineering?
Go to https://www.prc.gov.ph/sites/default/files/exam%20program%20September%202026%20geodetic.pdf. Professional Regulation Commission (PRC) sets the applications, eligibility, fees and dates.
Can I practise for the Geodetic Engineering for free?
Yes. FreeReviewer.ph has 18 free original practice questions for the Geodetic Engineering, each with an explanation. They're independent practice, not official or predicted exam items.
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