X-Ray Technology

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Find the distinct X-ray technology outline and its four examination areas.

Administered by

Professional Regulation Commission (PRC)

Who it’s for

X-ray technology applicants who meet PRC admission requirements.

Schedule

One scheduled sitting in 2026; confirm the latest PRC advisory.

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21 original practice questions with explanations

What the exam covers

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Quick answers about the X-Ray Technology

What is the X-Ray Technology?

Professional Regulation Commission (PRC) runs the X-Ray Technology (X-Ray Technologists Licensure Examination). Find the distinct X-ray technology outline and its four examination areas.

Who is the X-Ray Technology for?

X-ray technology applicants who meet PRC admission requirements.

When is the X-Ray Technology 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 X-Ray Technology cover?

The official sources list Radiologic physics, equipment, radiation protection and quality; Image production and evaluation; Radiographic procedures and techniques; Anatomy, physiology, patient care, management and ethics. Check Professional Regulation Commission (PRC)'s current program before you plan around it.

Where is the official information on the X-Ray Technology?

Go to https://www.prc.gov.ph/sites/default/files/092126%20exam%20program%20xtle%20dec%202026%20%28radtech%29%20%281%29.pdf. Professional Regulation Commission (PRC) sets the applications, eligibility, fees and dates.

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