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H E A D Q U A R T E R SPHILIPPINE MILITARY ACADEMY
PUBLIC INFORMATION OFFICE
Fort del Pilar, Baguio City
PRESS RELEASE
Contact:
CPT AGNES LYNNETTE A FLORES PROF 12 September 2008
Chief, PIO
Telephone/FAX: (074) 447-2825 IMMEDIATE RELEASE
942 PASS PMA ENTRANCE EXAMINATION
Fort del Pilar, Baguio City. - The Philippine Military Academy Public Information Office todayreleased the names of nine-hundred- forty two (942) successful examinees who took the PMACadet Qualification Test (PMACQT) held last August 31, 2008 in thirty (30) examinationcenters nationwide.There were 8,449 regular and 1,834 walk-in
applicants nationwide who were processedbut only 5,778
qualified to take the examination and 5,652 completed the battery of tests inMathematics, English and a Special PMA Aptitude Test. The successful candidates willconstitute the PMA Class of 2013. For the fourth year now, PMA has accepted applications forthe entrance examination of aspirants who have 85% High School Graded Point Average(GPA) or higher. “This explains why we have lesser examinees now as compared to morethan 10 to 12 thousand examinees in the past”, Captain Agnes Lynnette Flores, PMA PIOexplained. “The strategic move is consistent with the PMA Roadmap 2015 in insuring a higherquality of cadet applicants and appointees”, Flores added.Of the 942 qualifiers, 675 are males and 267 females who passed the PMACQT whichis just the first step of a highly competitive process for PMA cadet aspirants. The candidateswill be moving on to the second stage of a rigid and complete physical fitness test and medicalexamination which will be conducted starting early October. Passers from Mindanao will bescreened in Cagayan de Oro, candidates from the Visayas in Cebu, and those from Luzon atthe AFP Medical Center in Quezon City. They will be notified officially by PMA authorities bymail shortly. The complete list of passers will also be published in some major dailies and atthe PMA Website at
www.pma.ph
.These candidates will compete for at least 300 slots for cadetship. Should more than300 qualify, PMA authorities intend to work it out with the AFP General Headquarters for asmuch as 330 to 350 new cadets to be appointed. PMA is authorized to have a cadetpopulation of 1,100 cadets. Female cadets comprise about 10% to 12 % of the cadetpopulation.“We are glad to have an 18 % passing rate this year compared to last years 16 %”MGen Leopoldo L Maligalig AFP, PMA Superintendent said. “We are also happy that through
the past four years, there have been a marked and continuing increase in the number ofapplicants for cadetship”, Maligalig added.PMA authorities attribute this positive development to a more aggressive marketingstrategy adopted by PMA with the help of the PMA alumni and the major services, ThePhilippine Army, the Philippine Navy and the Philippine Air Force.PMA cadets enjoy a full government scholarship through four years of liberal education;a chance to earn a Bachelor of Science degree upon graduation, and appointment andcommission as Second Lieutenants in the Army or Air Force or Ensigns in the Navy.“I congratulate all those who made it to this first step to a “journey” to cadetship. PMAdoes not only offer these benefits to our young cadet aspirants. PMA is a leadership schooland offers an experience for young Filipinos like no other”, Maligalig added.XXX
AUTHENTICATED BY:AGNES LYNNETTE A FLORES
CPT PROFChief, PIO
NR LAST NAME FIRST NAME MIDDLE NAME1.
ABAD LEOPOLDO CARL ELUMIR
2.
ABADILLA JEREMIAS BARRETE
3.
ABAGAT JAMES RIZALA
4.
ABALOS ANTHONY EGIPTO
5.
ABANTE MARCO DE ROXAS
6.
ABASOLO SHERWIN DAVID
7.
ABDULGANI SALAHUDIN LABAY
8.
ABOC ELJUHN PAQUIBOT
9.
ABOY GREGORY ERFE
10.
ABUBAKAR DANTE SAJA
11.
ABUHON ORLANDO MANZANARES
12.
ACABAL JOHN MICHAEL NOMOLO
13.
ACORDA JOSE MARIE MARAMAG
14.
ACORDA IVY MARAMAG
15.
ACOSTA AILEEN BALDEMOR
16.
ADLAON NORMAN OLIVER HAMAMOTO
17.
ADLAON JEREMIAH CYRUS SOLEDAD
18.
ADRIANO MARTH ANTHONY ARBIS
19.
ADUCA GIANNE CARLO DELA CRUZ
20.
ADVINCULA JOSELYN DIMAPILIS
21.
AGCAOILI LEA BARCENA
22.
AGDUMA CAERA GRACE LASTIMOSA
23.
AGGUEBAN JOVITO TENAY
24.
AGUILAR CHARLES RHEILEY ANTONIO
25.
AGUILAR KENNON JAN BUERON
26.
AGUILAR RYAN MORALES
27.
AGULLANA JOHN MICHAEL RATON
28.
ALABADO HEROBEM UNTOLAN
29.
ALAMBRA RALPH VINCENT EGUILOS
30.
ALAMILLO MARKCO PINKERTON ESTOESTA
31.
ALAY-AY PAULO MENDOZA
32.
ALBANO RONALD JAMES CIRON
33.
ALCANTARA AVEL CHRISTIAN DIÑO
34.
ALCORIZA ANA OCLAY
35.
ALDAY MA. ASUNCION PEREZ
36.
ALEJO MIGUEL VICTOR OCENADA
37.
ALGA KIM BRYAN ANTINERO
38.
ALINGAT ALLAN PAOLO CONCEPCION
39.
ALINSANGAN VINCENT SOLATORIO
40.
ALIPARA LIELAILA DELOS REYES
41.
ALLAGA JOVELYN NABANALAN
42.
ALLAGA CARLO FUETESPINA
43.
ALLAM ZYVDRIX PASCUAL
44.
ALMACEN LENNILYN MARTINEZ
45.
ALQUIZAR DELIA CRISTINE TECSON
46.
ALTEA EDGAR PAOLO FLORES
47.
ALTEA BRIAN JOE GENELZA
48.
ALVAREZ ALVER JAME ERANDIO
49.
ALVARO DAISY YASMINE BRAVO
50.
ALVIAR NEIL MIRASOL
51.
AMAR SANNE PUDADERA
52.
AMBRAD SARAH JEAN LACORTE
53.
AMIGO JAMES MATURAN
54.
AMIL AL-KHAIZER NASARI
55.
AMORES IVY ROSE APOLINARIO
56.
ANDRES ED ALBERT DELA PAZ
57.
ANDRES JAIME JR. CADIENTE
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