How To Hurdle The Criminologist Licensure Examination With RA 11131 by Charlemagne James P

How to hurdle the Criminologist Licensure Examination with RA 11131 by
Charlemagne James P. Ramos
1. 1. How to effectively hurdle the Criminology Licensure Examination with RA 11131

(AN ACT REGULATING THE PRACTICE OF CRIMINOLOGY PROFESSION
IN THE PHILIPPINES, AN APPROPRIATING FUNDS THEREFOR,
REPEALING FOR THE PURPOSE REPUBLIC ACT NO. 6506) By Charlemagne
James P. Ramos Registered Criminologist 2018 Edition, Please Check for updates Future
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2. 2. 2018 Edition, Please Check for updates Future Criminologists What Criminologist
Knows? Charlemagne James P. Ramos
3. 3. Future Criminologists! “Anxiety among the candidates are relieved only by being
prompt and prepared.” ‐Charlemagne James P. Ramos 2018 Edition, Please Check for
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5. 5. “Am I to do aby great work for God? Then I must first be mighty upon my knees.” ‐
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7. 7. INTRODUCTION THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE EDUCATION

The first school to offer Criminology Education in the South East Asia. Plaridel
College (Known now as PCCr) The first College to offer Criminology in the Philippines
City College of Manila (known now as Universidad De Manila) 2018 Edition, Please
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8. 8. CRIMINOLOGY was offered as a course in Plaridel College now known as Philippine

College of Criminology located at Sta. Cruz, Manila. Criminology in the Philippines
merely focuses on describing, analyzing, and explaining the operations of the Criminal
Justice System, namely the Police, Prosecution, Courts, and Correctional facilities.
However in the curriculum promulgated by Commission on Higher Education only five
(5) out of Six (6) subjects dealt with Criminology namely: Law Enforcement
Administration, Criminal Law and Jurisprudence, Criminal Detection and investigation,
Criminalistics and Correctional Administration. The Crime Etiology and Psychology and
Theories is the only subject that deals with theories and as a result no Filipino
Criminologist advances in the theories of Crime causation. 2018 Edition, Please Check
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9. 9. CRIMINAL JUSTICE EDUCATION Teodulo C. Natividad

(R.A. 6506 paves the way to the professionalism of Criminology Education) July 1, 1972
CMO no. 21 Sr 2005 5 programs under CJE CRIMINOLOGY FORENSIC SCIENCE
LAW ENFORCEMENT ADMINISTRATION CORRECTIONAL ADMINISTRATION
INDUSTRIAL SECURITY MANAGMENT 2018 Edition, Please Check for updates
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10. 10. CRIMINOLOGY PROGRAM was one of the parcels of the Criminal Justice
Education (CJE) in the country in accordance with CHED Memorandum Order no. 21
series of 2005. The latter inclusions of other degree programs such as Law Enforcement
Administration, Correctional Administration, Industrial Security Administration, and
Forensic Science as interdisciplinary fields in criminal justice were rationalized in order
to meet the demands of globalization and dynamics in the field of the study. Among
others the policies and standards are set, which primarily “focuses” on criminology
program. In year 1972 July First Republic Act no. 6506 was authored by “Cong. Teodulo
Natividad” a Criminologist, the law that paves the way to the professionalism of the
Criminology course herein the Philippines and as a result he was entitled as the Father of
Criminology in the Philippines. 2018 Edition, Please Check for updates Future
11. 11. History The Board of Examiners for Criminology was created on July 1, 1972,
pursuant to Republic Act No. 6506 entitled “An Act Creating the Board
of Examiners for Criminologists in the Philippines and For Other Purposes.”
The first Board, constituted in 1987, was composed of Dr. Sixto O. de
Leon as Chairman and Atty. Virgilio B. Andres and Jaime S. Navarro as
Members. On that same year, the Syllabi of Subjects in the licensure
examinations for Criminologists was promulgated. 2018 Edition, Please Check for
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12. 12. Republic Act No. 6506 An Act Creating the Board of Examiners for
Criminologists in the Philippines and for Other Purposes. REPUBLIC ACT NO. 11131
An Act Regulating the Practice of Criminology
Profession in the Philippines, An Appropriating Funds Therefor, Repealing
for the Purpose Republic Act No. 6506 Otherwise Known As “An
Act Creating the Board of Examiners for Criminologist in the Philippines” 2018 Edition,
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13. 13. SEC. 6. Creation and Composition of the

Professional Regulatory Board for Criminologists.
There is hereby created a Professional Regulatory Board for
Criminologists, a collegial body under the administrative supervision
and control of the Commission, to be composed of a Chairperson and
four (4) members appointed by the President of the Philippines from
a list of three (3) recommendees for each position, chosen and ranked
by the Commission from a list of three (3) nominees for every
position endorsed by the APO. The new Board shall be organized not
later than six (6) months from the effectivity of this Act. 2018 Edition, Please Check for
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14. 14. THE BOARD OF EXAMINERS FOR CRIMINOLOGY 2018 Edition, Please Check
Ramos Chairperson Atty. Ramil Gabao Member Hon. Ruben A. Sta. Teresa Member Hon.
George Q. Fernandez NOTE: You must know their specialties! VACANT VACANT
15. 15. SEC. 10. Powers, Functions, Duties and Responsibilities of the Board.
The Board shall exercise executive, administrative, rule making and quasi‐
judicial powers in carrying out the provisions of this
Act. It shall be vested with the following specific powers,
functions, duties and responsibilities: 2018 Edition, Please Check for updates Future
16. 16. (a) To administer, supervise, and monitor the conduct of the licensure examination,
registration, membership in the APO and the practice of criminology in accordance with
the provisions of this Act; (b) To receive complaints and decide the matter as to the
malpractices and unethical conduct in the practice of the criminology profession; (c) To
promulgate and issue rules and regulations implementing the provisions of this Act; (d)
To promulgate and adopt Code of Ethics and Code of Good Governance for the practice
of criminology; (e) To adopt an official seal of the Board; 2018 Edition, Please Check for
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17. 17. (g) To promulgate, adopt or amend the syllabi and tables of specifications of the
subjects for the licensure examination/s in consultation with the APO, the academe, and
the CHED Technical Panel for Criminology, prepare questions for the licensure
examination which shall strictly be within the scope of the syllabi of the subjects for
examination, as well as administer and correct, and release the results of the licensure
examinations; (h) To issue, suspend, revoke or reinstate the certificate of registration of
the registered criminologist or cancel temporary/special permit granted to foreign
criminologist; (i) To administer oaths in the performance of its functions such as, but not
limited to, the oath of a professional to successful examinees in licensure examination for
criminologist together with the APO in an appropriate mass oath‐taking ceremony to be
held for the purpose; 2018 Edition, Please Check for updates Future Criminologists What
18. 18. (j) To monitor the conditions affecting the practice of criminology and whenever
necessary, adopt such measure as may be deemed proper for the enhancement of the
profession and the maintenance of high professional, ethical and technical standards; for
this purpose, the members of the Board, duly authorized by the Commission, may
conduct ocular inspection of establishments where criminology is practiced, and
recommend sanction as it may deem proper to the appropriate government agency
concerned; (k) To monitor all colleges and universities offering criminology program and
recommend sanctions to the CHED or to other authorized government offices, for
noncompliance with the policies, standards, and requirements as to faculty qualifications,
laboratory, library, facilities and equipment, research outputs, curriculum and
administration of the criminology education. (l) To hear and investigate cases on
violations of this Act, its implementing rules and regulations (IRR), the Code of Ethics,
the Code of Good Governance and other policies, and for this purpose, to issue summons,
subpoena ad testificandum and subpoena duces tecum to alleged violators and/or
witnesses to compel their attendance in such hearings or investigations and the
production of documents in connection therewith; 2018 Edition, Please Check for updates
19. 19. (m) To delegate to the Commission the hearing or investigation of cases against the
alleged violators: Provided, that the hearing or investigation of cases wherein the issue or
question involved strictly concerns the technical practice of criminology shall be presided
over by at least one (1) member of the Board assisted by a Legal or Hearing Officer of
the Commission; (n) To recommend to the Commission the endorsement of cases
involving criminal violations of this Act, its IRR, and other laws to the Prosecution Office
or appropriate government agency, for investigation and appropriate action; (o) To
disqualify applicants for the licensure examination who has been previously convicted of
a crime with finality involving moral turpitude. Hear and decide administrative cases
against the examinees or registered criminologists if they have been convicted of a crime
involving moral turpitude: Provided, that if they are found guilty, the Board shall cancel
their examination papers and/or preclude them from taking another licensure
examination, or to revoke/suspend their certificates of registration and cause the
surrender to the rules and regulations of the PRC: Provided, further, that the decision of
the Board shall, unless appealed to the Commission, become final and executory after
fifteen (15) days from receipt of notice of judgment or decision; 2018 Edition, Please
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20. 20. (p) To conduct, through the Legal or Hearing Officers, summary proceedings against
the examinees who commit violations of this Act, its IRR, any of the codes
aforementioned, including violation of the General Instructions to Examinees, and to
render summary judgment thereon which shall, unless appealed to the Commission,
become final and executory after fifteen (15) days from receipt of notice of judgment or
decision; (q) To prepare an annual report of accomplishments on programs, projects and
activities of the Board for submission to the Commission after the close of each calendar
year and make appropriate recommendations to the Commission on issues or problems
affecting the criminology profession; and (r) To exercise such other powers as may be
provided by law as well as those which may be implied from, or which are incidental or
necessary to the effective carrying out of the express powers granted to the Board to
achieve the objectives and purposes of this Act. The resolutions, rules and regulations and
other policies issued and promulgated by the Board shall be subject for review and
approval by the Commission. However, the Board’s decisions, resolutions or orders
rendered in an administrative case shall be subject to review only if on appeal. 2018
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21. 21. SEC. 12. Administrative Supervision of the Board; Provision of Support Services
The Board shall be under the administrative supervision of the
Commission. The Commission shall keep all records of the Board
including applications for examination, examination papers and results,
minutes of deliberation and administrative cases. The Commission shall
designate the Secretary of the Board and to implement the provision of this Act. 2018
22. 22. SEC. 8. Term of Office.

The Chairperson and Members of the Board shall hold office for a term
of three (3) years from the date of appointment or until their
successors shall have been qualified and appointed. They may be
reappointed to the same office for another term of three (3) years
immediately after the expiry of their term: Provided, that the holding of
such position shall not be more than two (2) terms not more than six
(6) years, whichever is longer: Provided, further, that the first Board
under this Act shall hold these terms of office: the Chairperson for
three (3) years, the first two (2) members for two (2) years, and the
second two (2) members for one (1) year; Provided, finally, that any
appointee to a vacancy with an unexpired period shall only serve such
period. The Chairperson and the members shall duly take their oath of office. 2018
23. 23. SEC. 7. Qualifications of the Chairperson and Members of the Board. The
Chairperson and each member shall, at the time of their appointment, possess all these
qualifications: (a) Must be a natural‐born Filipino citizen and a resident of the
Philippines; (b) Must be of good moral character, good reputation and of sound mind and
body; (c) Not convicted by a court of competent jurisdiction of any offense involving
moral turpitude; (d) Must be a graduate of Bachelor of Science in Criminology, and a
holder of a Post‐Graduate Degree in Criminology or a Lawyer in any reputable school
recognized by the CHED; (e) Must be a registered criminologist with a valid certificate of
registration and a valid professional identification card, having at least ten (10) years of
practice in the profession prior to the appointment including no less than two (2) years
teaching experience of criminology or law subjects in full‐time or part‐time capacity in
the college of criminology or college of law recognized by the government through the
CHED; (f) Must be a member in good standing of the APO but not an officer or trustee
thereof; and (g) Must not be a member of the faculty of any school, college, university
where a regular class or review course in criminology is offered, nor a member of the
staff of reviewers in a review school or center, and must not have any direct or indirect
pecuniary interest in any such institution. 2018 Edition, Please Check for updates Future
24. 24. SEC. 9. Compensation, Allowances and Other Benefits.

The Chairperson and members of the Board shall receive
compensation, allowances and other benefits comparable to that
being received by the Chairpersons and Members of other
Professional Regulatory Boards under the Commission as provided for
under Section 10 of the Republic Act No. 8981 and other existing laws. 2018 Edition,
25. 25. SEC. 11. Grounds for Removal or Suspension of Board Chairperson/Member The
President of the Philippines, upon the recommendation of the Commission, after due
process and administrative investigation conducted by the Commission, may remove or
suspend the Chairperson or member of the Board on any of the following grounds: (a)
Gross neglect, incompetence or dishonesty in the discharge of one’s duty; (b)
Commission of any of the cause/grounds and the prohibited acts provided in this Act and
the offenses in the Revised Penal Code, the Anti‐Graft and Corrupt Practices Act, and
other laws; (c) Manipulation or rigging of the results in the licensure examination for
criminologists, disclosure of secret and confidential information on the examination
questions prior to the conduct thereof, or tampering of grade; and (d) Conviction with
final judgment of any crime involving moral turpitude. The Commission, in the conduct
of the investigation, shall be guided by Section 7(s) of Republic Act No. 8981, the rules
on administrative investigation, and the applicable provisions of the New Rules of Court.
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26. 26. KNOWING THE MECHANICS OF THE

CRIMINOLOGIST LICENSURE EXAMINATION
Professional Regulation Commission’s (PRCs) system of implementing
the Board Examinations. •
PRC administers the Criminology Board Examination twice a year. • proctoring system •
Computerized checking • Exams are all presented in a multiple‐
choice type of examination (MCQ) 2018 Edition, Please Check for updates Future
27. 27. SEC. 14. Qualifications of an applicant for the Licensure Examination An applicant
for the licensure examination for criminologist shall satisfactorily prove that one
possesses the following qualifications: (a) Must be a citizen of the Philippine or a foreign
citizen whose country/state has reciprocity with the Philippines in the practice of
criminology; (b) Must be of good moral character, good reputation and sound mind and
body certified by the school where he/she graduated and the barangay where he/she lives,
unless the examinee is a foreign national a certification from any professional of good
standing will do; (c) Must hold a bachelor’s degree in criminology duly accredited by the
CHED and conferred by a school/college/university duly authorized by the government
or its equivalent degree obtained by either a Filipino or foreign citizen from an institution
of learning in a foreign country/state: Provided, that it is duly recognized and/or
accredited by the CHED; (d) Must not have been convicted of an offense involving moral
turpitude by a court of competent jurisdiction; and (e) Those who failed five (5) times
whether consecutive or cumulative in the criminologist licensure examination, must
present certification issued by a reputable institution duly recognized by the CHED that
such applicant has satisfactorily completed a refresher course in criminology. 2018
28. 28. SEC. 15. Subjects for Licensure Examination.
The licensure examination for criminologists shall
include, but shall not be limited to, the following:
as amended the examination shall be in writing and
shall cover the following subjects with their respective relative weights 2018 Edition,
29. 29. Criminal Jurisprudence and Procedure (20%) • Criminal Law (Book I); • Criminal
Law (Book II); • Related Special Penal Laws; • Criminal Procedure; • Evidence: • Court
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30. 30. Law Enforcement Administration (20%) •

Police Organization and Administration, Police Planning; •
Police Patrol Operations, Police Communication System; • Police Intelligence; •
Police Personnel and Records Management; • Comparative Police Systems; •
Industrial Security Management 2018 Edition, Please Check for updates Future
31. 31. Criminalistics (20%) • Forensic Photography; • Personal Identification; • Forensic

Medicine; • Polygraphy Examination; • Forensic Ballistics; • Questioned Documents
32. 32. Crime Detection, Investigation and Prevention (15%) •

Fundamentals of Criminal Investigation; • Special Crime, Organized Crime Investigation;
• Fire Technology and Arson Investigation; •
Traffic Management and Accident Investigation; • Drug Education and Investigation •
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33. 33. Criminal Sociology, Ethics and Human Relations (15%) •

Introduction to Criminology and Psychology of Crimes; •
Philippine Criminal Justice System; • Ethics and Values; •
Juvenile Delinquency and Crime Prevention; • Human Behavior and Crisis Management;
• Criminological Research and Statistics 2018 Edition, Please Check for updates Future
34. 34. Correctional Administration (10%) • Institutional Corrections; • Non‐

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35. 35. The Board, in consultation with the APO and the academe and
subject to the approval of the Commission, may revise or exclude any
of the subjects with their corresponding ratings and their syllabi, and
add new ones as the need arises to conform with technological
changes brought about by developing trends in the profession.
However, the Board may change or revise any of the above subjects in
the event the CHED shall correspondingly change the curriculum
prescribed for the Degree of Bachelor of Science in Criminology. In
the conduct of the examination. The Board, in its discretion, may give
practical and field examinations in each subject, as it may deem fit. 2018 Edition, Please
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36. 36. The Board Exam Schedule The Board Examination for Criminologist which
consist of six (6) subject areas are scheduled for three
(3) consecutive days and each day is divided for two
(2) subject area, one (1) for morning session and another one (1) for afternoon session.
The illustration provided will best describe. 2018 Edition, Please Check for updates
37. 37. FIRST DAY BATTLE Subject Area Morning session:

Criminal Law and Jurisprudence Afternoon session: Law Enforcement Administration
Knows? Charlemagne James P. Ramos Weight Area 20 % 20 %
The Board Exam Schedule
38. 38. SECOND DAY BATTLE Subject Area Morning session: Criminalistics
Afternoon session: Crime Detection and Investigation 2018 Edition, Please Check for
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39. 39. THIRD DAY BATTLE Subject Area Morning session:

Criminal Sociology, Ethics and Human Relation Afternoon session:
Correctional Administration 2018 Edition, Please Check for updates Future
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15 % 10 % The Board Exam Schedule
40. 40. What should be the Target Rating of a Future Criminologist!? 2018 Edition, Please
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41. 41. SEC. 17. Rating in the Licensure Examination.

To pass the licensure examination for criminologist, a candidate must
obtain a weighted AVERAGE RATING of seventy‐five percent (75%)
with NO GRADE LESS THAN sixty percent (60%) in any given subject.
In case the examinee obtains a weighted average rating of seventy‐
five percent (75%) BUT, HAS A GRADE BELOW sixty percent (60%) in
any of the subjects, the result of the EXAMINEE SHALL BE DEFERRED,
and BE REQUIRED TO RETAKE that particular subject/s. the deferred
examinee shall only be ALLOWED TO RETAKE ONCE WITHIN TWO (2)
YEARS from the date of the examination, and SHALL BE REQUIRED TO
OBTAIN A GRADE NOT LOWER THAT EIGHTY PERCENT (80%), the
Examinee shall retake all the board subjects. The illustrations provided will best describe.
42. 42. candidate must obtain a weighted AVERAGE RATING of seventy‐five percent (75%)
44. 44. a candidate must obtain a weighted AVERAGE RATING of seventy‐five percent
(75%) with NO GRADE LESS THAN sixty percent (60% 2018 Edition, Please Check
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46. 46. In case the examinee obtains a weighted average rating of seventy‐five percent (75%)
BUT, HAS A GRADE BELOW sixty percent (60%) in any of the subjects, the result of
the EXAMINEE SHALL BE DEFERRED
Note: The Raw score of examinee in the area Correctional Administration appears to be b
elow 60 points which is a cut‐off grade in the Board Exam
as mandated NO GRADE LESS THAN sixty percent (60%) in any given subject. 2018
47. 47. Note: The Raw score of examinee in the area Correctional Administration and LEA
appears to be below 60 points which is a cut‐off grade in the Board Exam as
mandated NO GRADE LESS THAN sixty percent (60%) in any given subject. 2018
Charlemagne James P. Ramos 2 Deferred SUBJECTS EXAMINEE SHALL BE
DEFERRED 2 Deferred SUBJECTS EXAMINEE SHALL BE DEFERRED
48. 48. DEFERRED EXAMINEES

BE REQUIRED TO RETAKE that particular subject/s. the
deferred examinee shall only be ALLOWED TO RETAKE ONCE
WITHIN TWO (2) YEARS from the date of the
examination, and SHALL BE REQUIRED TO
OBTAIN A GRADE NOT LOWER THAT EIGHTY PERCENT (80%) 2018 Edition,
49. 49. Any examinee who failed three (3) or more board subjects shall be DEEMED TO
HAVE FAILED the board examination. 2018 Edition, Please Check for updates Future
50. 50. If you really wanted to be Exceptional. 1. Exert Exceptional effort;

2. Do an Exceptional Review; 3. Dream to be a TOPNOTCHER!2018 Edition, Please
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51. 51. SEC. 18. Report of Rating. The Board shall submit to the Commission the ratings
obtained by the candidates not later than ten (10) days after the last day of the
examination. Unless the period is extended for a valid cause. 2018 Edition, Please
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52. 52. THE MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION SYSTEM

The Professional Regulation Commission administer the
Criminologist Licensure Examination by a multiple type of
question which composed of 600 questions to be hurdle for
three (3) days, a 100 item per subject area. In the actual battle
the examinee will answer 200 items each day one for morning
session and another 100 for afternoon session. 2018 Edition, Please Check for updates
53. 53. There are two general classifications of a multiple choice question 1.
First is the STATEMENT FORM. 2. Second is the QUESTION FORM. 2018 Edition,
54. 54. THE STATEMENT FORM. • Autoptic

photography refers to the taking of photographs of _______ A. Scenic views C. Cadavers
B. Film making D. Sexy dancers Answer: C •
In murder case, the photograph should include the close‐up shots of _______
A. Ingress and Egress C. Goods stolen B. Cohorts of the suspects
D. Assailants escape car Answer: A 2018 Edition, Please Check for updates Future
55. 55. THE QUESTION FORM. •

Who should be dispatched be dispatched by the police to the crime
scene to search for physical evidence? A. Evidence technician C. Legal officer
B. Criminal investigator D. Foot patrol Answer: A •
Which of the following is inseparable from the principle of delegation? A. Training
C. Role Modeling B. Development of Subordinate D. Order Giving Answer: D 2018
56. 56. Multiple choice question items have two parts namely: 1. the stem; and 2. the
options. The STEM is the first part of the statement that poses a problem. The OPTIONS
are the choices from which the examinees have to select the answer. The OPTIONS have
two parts: 1. the correct answer; and 2. the distracters. 2018 Edition, Please Check for
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57. 57. CLASSES OF MULTIPLE TYPE OF QUESTION IN GENERAL CLASS IT

COULD BE: • Direct question • Incomplete Statement Form • Best Answer type •
Justifying Methods or Procedures • Knowledge of Terminology • Knowledge of Specific
Facts • Measuring Outcomes at the Understanding and Application Levels • Interpreting
Cause‐and‐Effect Relationships 2018 Edition, Please Check for updates Future
58. 58. Direct question • What type of police leader is one who tells his/her subordinates
what to do, allowing no discussion? A.Command presence leader B.Free-rein leader
C.Democratic leader D.Autocratic leader Answer: D 2018 Edition, Please Check for
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59. 59. Incomplete Statement Form • In particular, “chain of custody” refers to the marking,
labels, and records made on the specimen, from the crime scene to the forensic laboratory
and to ______ A. Courts personnel C. Evidence custodian B. Investigation D.
Prosecutor’s office Answer: C 2018 Edition, Please Check for updates Future
60. 60. Best Answer type • In forgery, using simulating method, the best equipment to use in
detecting it is the? A.Low powered microscope B.Graphic camera C.large magnifying
glass D.high-powered microscope Answer: C 2018 Edition, Please Check for updates
61. 61. Justifying Methods or Procedures • Why does the US and European Union tagged the
Philippines CPP-NPA as terrorist. A. Because they are engaged in killing what sectors
civilian of our society B. Because they are engaged in killing what sectors religious of
our society C. Because they are engaged in killing what sectors political of our society D.
Because they are engaged in killing what sectors gay of our society Answer: A 2018
62. 62. Knowledge of Terminology • Under existing drugs law (RA 9165), the other term of
ecstasy is what? A.Methyl barbital B.Methylenedioxy methamphetamine
C.Methamphetamine peroxide D.Methydioxymenthamphetamine Answer: B 2018
63. 63. Knowledge of Specific Facts • Who was the one who said “Let no one despise the
ridges on account of their smallness, for they are in some respect, the most important of
all anthropological data”? A. Francis Galton C. Ridge Cook B. Cesare Lombroso D. John
Howard Answer: A 2018 Edition, Please Check for updates Future Criminologists What
64. 64. Measuring Outcomes at the Understanding and Application Levels • The main and
common symptoms of coma not only in crime incident is: A.Paleness of the lips
B.Unconsciousness C.Intermittent pulse rates D.Blackening of the eyelids Answer: B
65. 65. Interpreting Cause‐and‐Effect Relationships • Is humidity a factor in the presence or

absence of gunpowder? A. never C. it depends B. yes D. no Answer: B 2018 Edition,
66. 66. CLASSES OF MULTIPLE TYPE OF QUESTION

IN SPECIFIC CLASS IT COULD BE: • Yes or No/True or False/Correct or Incorrect
type of question (Positive‐Negative) • Enumeration Type • Fill in the blanks • Essay Type
• Matching type • Identification type • Definition of terms type 2018 Edition, Please
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67. 67. Yes or No/True or False/Correct or Incorrect type of question (Positive‐Negative) •

Are search warrants by the courts of law always issued in the name of the Philippines? A.
no C. possible B. it depends D. yes Answer: D 2018 Edition, Please Check for updates

In the crime of Robbery, it may be considered to have been committed by a band because
there are four (4) malefactors. This statement is: A.Partly true C. false B.Partly false D.
true Answer: C 2018 Edition, Please Check for updates Future Criminologists What

All criminal actions, whether commenced by filing of complaint or information, are
under the direct control of the public prosecutor. This statement is _______. A.Correct C.
not correct B.Partially correct D. it depends Answer: A 2018 Edition, Please Check for
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70. 70. Enumeration Type • Which of the following are pre-licensing training programs? I.
Basic security guard course II.Security training officer course III.Private security training
trainors course IV.Basic security supervisory course V. Security supervisor development
course A. I, II, and III B. V, I, and II C. II, III, and IV D. IV, V, and I Answer: A 2018
71. 71. Fill in the blanks • The National Police Commission (NAPOLCOM) is ______ the
department of the interior and Local Government (DILG) for policy and program
coordination A. Attached to B. Under C. Connected to D. Equal to Answer: A 2018
72. 72. Essay Type • Charlemagne with intent to kill shot James using an unlicensed firearm
as a result James died instantly. Now, future Criminologist what crime or crimes was
committed by Charlemagne? A. Homicide, the unlicensed firearm will be appreciated
only as an aggravating circumstance B. Separate crime of Homicide and illegal
possession of firearms under PD 1866 amended by RA 8294. C. Murder, the use of
unlicensed fire will be appreciated as a qualifying aggravating circumstance. D. Separate
crime of Murder and illegal possession of firearms under PD 1866 amended by RA 8294.
Answer: A 2018 Edition, Please Check for updates Future Criminologists What
73. 73. Essay Type • Mar, Digong & Jun-Jun raped Grace in that when Mar was having sex
with Grace, Digong & Jun-Jun were holding the legs and arms of Grace. When it was
Digong's turn, Mar & Jun-Jun were the ones holding Grace's legs and arms. When Jun-
Jun was the one having sex with Grace, the ones holding Grace arms and legs were Mar
& Digong. Later, Mar succeeded in courting Grace and later Mar contracted marriage
with Grace. Is the criminal liability for rape committed by Mar, Digong & Jun-Jun
extinguished? A. No, because marriage of the offended party with the offender does not
apply to multiple rapes. B. Yes, the marriage of the offender with the offended party shall
extinguish the criminal action or remit the penalty already imposed C. No, because
marriage by the offended party with the offender does not apply to accomplices and
accessories. D. Yes, because a husband cannot be guilty of the crime rape upon his wife
because of the matrimonial consent. Answer: A 2018 Edition, Please Check for updates
74. 74. Matching type • If Shabu is Methamphetamine Hydrochloride, Ecstasy is : A.

Methylene dioxymethamphetamine B. Methylene dioxyethylamphetamine C. Methylene
dioxychlorideamphetamine D. Methylene dioxymecsineamphetamine Answer: A 2018
75. 75. Identification type • It is that branch of municipal or public law that defines crime
treats of their nature and provides punishment for their commission thereof. A. Criminal
law B. Criminal procedure C. Evidence D. Civil law Answer: A 2018 Edition, Please
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76. 76. Definition of terms type • The study of criminality in relation to population is called .
A.Criminal psychology B.Criminal demography C.Criminal Psychiatry D.Criminal
ecology Answer: B 2018 Edition, Please Check for updates Future Criminologists What
77. 77. WARNING! Not all of the questions asked in the board
exams are correctly phrased. There are unintended errors as per observance of previous
board question. 2018 Edition, Please Check for updates Future Criminologists What
78. 78. Example: • DNE means A. Dioxyrobi Nucleic Acid B. Deoxyribo Nucleic Acid
C. Dioxyribo Nucleic Acid D. DixyRobi Nucleic Acid • It should be: • ‐DNA means
A. Dioxyrobi Nucleic Acid B. Deoxyribo Nucleic Acid C. Dioxyribo Nucleic Acid
D. Deoxyrobi Nucleic Acid 2018 Edition, Please Check for updates Future
79. 79. Note: the words NOT, EXCEPT, OTHER THAN, DOES NOT BELONG, and ALL
BUT ONE simply means that one is not included or does not belong to
the group. If you are in the actual examination it would be better if you
would highlight these words to avoid confusion. NEITHER
means NEGATIVE, none of these or none of the above while
EITHER means POSITIVE, all of these or all of the above. 2018 Edition, Please Check
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80. 80. Basic elements of problem solving that Examiners shall look at: •
Proper understanding and appreciation of facts. • Percentage weight in every given area. •
Time allocated in every area is answerable in 3 hours (180 minutes) 1.8 Seconds per item
Depends on the type of question (Easy, Medium, Difficult) Take note time‐
saving questions (Easy) Nota bene: Shading of Answer in the answer sheet.
“Elimination Process” Key Words RUDIMENTS! 2018 Edition, Please Check for
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81. 81. MY TIP! “Aside from reading a lot of books, because the type of
the examination is Multiple Choice Question you must
at least target and practice at least 9,000 question
then, I will guarantee you that you are going to see
your name on the list of board passers” or better yet on the LIST OF TOPNOTCHERS.
82. 82. Future Criminologists! Eternalize this two Quotations in your heart and mind.
“Victory belongs to the most persevering” And “Hard work makes a difference” 2018
83. 83. SEC. 19. Oath All successful candidates of the licensure examination shall take their
oath of profession in person before the Board or any of its members,
and with the APO in an oath‐taking ceremony held for such purpose.
Any person authorized by law may administer oath to any successful
examinees only upon membership of the APO prior to entering the
practice of the profession. 2018 Edition, Please Check for updates Future Criminologists
86. 86. The National Passing Percentage 2018 Edition, Please Check for updates Future
87. 87. National Passing Percentage In Criminology Licensure Examinations (CY 1992 –
2002) 2018 Edition, Please Check for updates Future Criminologists What Criminologist
Knows? Charlemagne James P. Ramos Calendar Year National Passing Percentage 1992
28.00% 1993 32.53% 1994 50.36% 1995 60.25% 1996 41.05% 1997 51.23% 1998
40.97% 1999 51.34% 2000 45.18% 2001 49.86% 2002 45.92% Average 45.15% Source:
Board Examination Status Report - AUF CCJE, 2009 60.25% 28.00%
88. 88. in 2003 the Philippine Regulation Commission (PRC) started to conduct the
Criminology Board Examination twice a year. 2018 Edition, Please Check for updates
89. 89. National Passing Percentage In Criminology Licensure Examinations (CY 2003 ‐
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of Passers Passing Percentage March 2003 2,949 1,325 44.93% August 2003 7,798 2,776
35.60% March 2004 3,378 1,032 30.05% August 2004 8,296 2,311 27.87% May 2005
4,811 1,487 30.84% October 2005 6,966 2,183 31.33% May 2006 3,720 1,130 30.37%
October 2006 7,707 2,438 31.63% Average 32.83% Source: Board Examination Status
Report - AUF CCJE, 2009 44.93% 27.87%
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Number of Passers Passing Percentage May 2007 4,477 1,576 35.20% October 2007
9,424 2,887 30.64% March 2008 3,318 927 27.9% August 2008 12,167 4,101 33.7%
April 2009 7,702 2,433 31.6% September 2009 14,142 5,046 35.7% Average Average
31.46% 35.20% 35.7% 27.9%
Number of Passers Passing Percentage April 2010 9,739 3,084 31.67% August 2010
16,644 5,880 35.33% April 2011 10,943 2,361 21.58% October 2011 17,804 7,789
43.75% March 2012 11,748 3,825 32.56% October 2012 22,289 7,171 32.17% April
2013 13,484 5,701 42.28% October 2013 24,779 11,217 45.27% April 2014 13,873 4,688
33.79% October 2014 28,187 12,245 43.44% Average 36.18%
National Passing Percentage In Criminology Licensure Examinations (CY 2010 – 2014)
45.27% 21.58%
Number of Passers Passing Percentage April 2015 14,696 4,337 29.51% October 2015
29,591 9,671 32.68% April 2016 16,435 3,928 23.9% October 2016 34,768 10,901
31.35% June 2017 20,819 5,202 24.99% December 2017 35,516 13,205 37.18% Average
29.36 June 2018 23.9% 37.18%
93. 93. ! The lowest passing percentage in CRIMINOLOGY

LICENSURE EXAMINATION were 21.58% recorded on APRIL 2011
23.9% recorded on APRIL 2016 24.99% recorded on JUNE 2017 2018 Edition, Please
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94. 94. The Vehement Competition 2018 Edition, Please Check for updates Future
95. 95. UNIVERSITY OF THE CORDILLERAS 2018 Edition, Please Check for updates
97. 97. PRACTICE OF CRIMINOLOGY SEC. 27. Lawful Practitioners of Criminology. –

The following persons shall be authorized to practice the criminology profession: 2018
98. 98. Natural persons;

Duly registered criminologists and holders of valid certificates of registration and valid
professional identification cards issued by the Board and the Commission pursuant to
this Act; and
Partnership duly registered with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) as
professional partnership pursuant to the Civil Code and composed of partners majority
of whom are registered criminologists;
Corporation duly registered with the SEC as engaged in the practice of criminology and
with officers and Board of Directors who are all registered criminologists; and
Association and cooperative duly registered with the appropriate government agency
as a non‐stock corporation where majority of the officers, Board of Trustees and
members are registered criminologists.
These juridical persons shall also be registered with the Board and the Commission in
accordance with the rules and regulations therein. 2018 Edition, Please Check for updates
99. 99. SEC. 28. Seal, Issuance and Use of Seal. – There shall be a seal to be exclusively and
legitimately used by the practitioners of the criminology profession which shall be
distributed by the Board through the APO. SEC. 29. Foreign Reciprocity. – No foreigner
shall be allowed to take the licensure examination for criminologists register, receive
one’s certificate of registration and professional identification card and practice
criminology in the Philippines unless the requirements for the licensure examination
and/or registration and practice of criminology imposed under the laws and regulations in
the foreign country/state are substantially the same as those required and contemplated by
the Philippine laws and regulations allow Philippine citizens to practice criminology
within the territory of the foreign country/state on the same basis and grant the same
privileges as those enjoyed by the citizens subjects or nationals thereof. 2018 Edition,
100. 100. SEC. 5. Scope of Practice. – The practice of criminology shall include, but
shall not be limited, to acts or activities performed: (a) In line with the practice of
profession or occupation as a law enforcement administrator, executive, adviser,
consultant, officer, investigator, agent or employee in any private or government agencies
performing law enforcement and quasi‐police functions at the Philippine National Police
(PNP), the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI), the Philippine Drug Enforcement
Agency (PDEA), the Bureau of Fire Protection (BFP), the Bureau of Jail Management
and Penology, The Provincial Jail, the Bureau of Corrections (BUCOR), the Probation
and Parole Administration (PPA), the Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR), the Bureau of
Customs (BoC), the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP), other government and private
banks, the Philippine Postal Corporation (PPC), the Sea and Air Marshalls, the VIP
Security, Airport and Seaport Police, the National Intelligence Coordinating Agency
(NICA), the Intelligence Service of the Armed Forces of the Philippines (ISAFP), and
other intelligence service or agencies of the government exercising similar functions;
shall not be limited, to acts or activities performed: (b) In line with the practice of
teaching profession such those who performed by a professor, instructor or teacher in any
university, college or school duly recognized by the government of any of the following
professional and component subjects of the criminology program: (1) Criminal
Jurisprudence and Procedure; (2) Criminalistics; (3) Law Enforcement Administration;
(4) Crime Detection and Investigation; (5) Correctional Administration; and (6) Criminal
Sociology and Ethics, and other technical and specialized subjects in the criminology
curriculum provided by the CHED; (c) As a technician, examiner/criminalist, or specialist
in dactyloscopy, questioned document, deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA), lie detection,
firearms identification, forensic photography, forensic chemistry and other scientific
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shall not be limited, to acts or activities performed: (d) As a counsellor, consultant,
advised or researcher in any government or private agency on any aspect of
criminological research or project involving the causes of crime, children in conflict with
the law, treatment of offenders, police operations, law enforcement administration,
scientific criminal investigation or public safety and national security administration; and
(e) As a private investigator, administrator, consultant, or agent, or detective in any
private security and investigation agency organized under the laws of the Philippines. The
Board, in consultation with the APO and the academe, subject to the approval of the
commission, may revise, exclude from or add to the above enumerated acts or activities
as the need arises to conform with the latest trends in the practice of criminology in the
country. 2018 Edition, Please Check for updates Future Criminologists What
103. 103. SEC. 30. Practice through Temporary/Special Permit. –

Temporary/Special permit may
be issued by the Board subject to the approval by the Commission and payment of
fees the latter has prescribed and charged thereof to the following: • Registered
criminologists from foreign countries/states whose services are rendered either for free or
for a fee • If they are internationally known criminologists or experts in any branch
specialty or allied field of criminology; and • If their services are urgently and
importantly required for lack of inadequacy of available local specialists or experts or for
the promotion or advancement of the practice of criminology through transfer of
technology • Registered criminologists from foreign countries/states whose services shall
be free and limited to indigent patients in a particular hospital center or clinic and; •
Registered criminologists from foreign countries/states employed as exchange professors
in a branch specialty or allied field of criminology, in schools, colleges or universities
offering the course of criminology The permit shall among other things contain these
limitations and conditions for a period of not more than one (1) year subject to renewal
the branch or specialty of criminology and the specific place of practice such as clinic,
hospital center, school, college or university offering the course of criminology. The
Board subject to the approval of the Commission, shall promulgate rules and regulations
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104. 104. SEC. 31. Indication of Numbers Certificate of Registration, Professional Tax
Receipt and APO Membership. – The practitioner of the criminology profession shall be
required to indicate the certificate of registration number and date of issuance, the expiry
of the current professional identification card the professional tax receipt number and
date and the APO membership number and date with official receipt number and date of
membership payment (annual/lifetime) on the documents one signs, uses or issues in
connection with the practice of the profession. SEC. 32. Roster of Registered
Criminologists. – The registered criminologists shall be integrated into one (1) national
organization of criminologists that is duly registered with the SEC. The Board, subject to
the approval by the Commission, shall accredit the organization as the one and only
integrated and accredited national organization of criminologists. Provided, That its
continued accreditation is subject to compliance with the periodic requirements and
standards set forth by the Commission. All criminologists whose names appear in the
Registry Book of Criminologists shall ipso facto or automatically become members
thereof and shall receive therefrom, all the benefits and privileges upon payment of APO
membership fees and does. Membership in an affiliate organization of criminologists
shall not be barred. 2018 Edition, Please Check for updates Future Criminologists What
105. 105. SEC. 34. Principles of Registered Criminologists All registered

criminologists shall be exempt from taking any other entrance or qualifying government
or civil service examinations and shall be considered civil service eligible to the
following government positions, among others: (1) Dactylographer (2) Ballistician; (3)
Questioned Document Examiner; (4) Forensic Photographer; (5) Polygraph Examiner;
(6) Probation Officer; (7) Parole Officer; (8) Special Investigator; (9) Special Agent; (10)
Investigative Agent; (11) Intelligence Agent; (12) Law Enforcement Evaluation Officer;
(13) National Police Commission (NAPOLCOM) Inspector; (14) Traffic Operation
Officer; (15) Associate Graft Investigation Officer; (16) Special Police Officer; (17)
Safekeeping Officer; (18) Sheriff; (19) Security Officer; (20) Criminal Investigator; (21)
Warden; (22) Reformation Officer; (23) Firefighter; (24) Fire Marshall; (25) Jail Officer
up to the rank of Police Superintendent and other law enforcement agencies and agencies
under the Criminal Justice System. 2018 Edition, Please Check for updates Future
106. 106. SEC. 35. Preference of Appointment in Government

Criminal Justice and Other Governmental Institutions Registered criminologists shall
enjoy priority of appointment and shall not be required to take any qualifying or entrance
examinations in the PNP, the NBI, the BJMP, the BFP, the Land Transportation Office
(LTO) and other government positions related to criminology, police and law
enforcement work, investigations and security, corrections and public safety of the
following bureaus, departments, institutions or agencies of the government, the
Department of Justice (DOJ), the Commission on Human Rights (CHR), the Office of the
Ombudsman, the Philippine Ports Authority (PPA), the Commission on Elections
(COMELEC), the Bureau of Treasury (BOT), the Philippine Amusement and Gaming
Corporation (PAGCOR), the Department of Environment and Natural Resources
(DENR), the Department of Tourism (DOT), the Department of Trade and Industry
(DTI), the Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP), the Bureau of Immigration (BI), the
BOC, the Department of Transportation (DOTr), the Air Transportation Office (ATO), the
Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines (CAAP), the BSP, the BIR, the CHED, the
City/Municipal Security Office, the Provincial Jail, the Provincial Security Office, the
Metro Manila Development Authority (MMDA), the Supreme Court and lower courts,
the Security Consultation, the Social Security System, the NAPOLCOM, the
Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (ARMM), the Optical Media Board, the
Intellectual Property Rights Office, the PDEA, the Public Attorney’s Office (PAO), the
PPC, government‐ owned and controlled corporations and other government agencies
with positions involving the practice of criminology.2018 Edition, Please Check for
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107. 107. SEC. 36. Lateral Entry of Registered Criminologists. Registered

Criminologist who are not in the government service shall be eligible and given
preference for appointment via lateral entry as Police, Fire, and Jail Inspectors or its
equivalent in the PDEA, NBI, and other law enforcement agencies: Provided, that they
possess the general qualifications for appointment as provided in the existing laws on
appointment of Police Officers in the PNP, BJMP, BFP, PDEA, or NBI: Provided, further,
that those who are already in the police, fire, and jail service as non‐commissioned
officers and who are already registered and licensed criminologists shall be given
preference for lateral entry. 2018 Edition, Please Check for updates Future Criminologists
108. 108. AFFIRM YOUR GOALS!

“You’ll affirm that you are in control of your life. Your life will happen by
your design and not by chance… you can have the life you want.” Tips, Methods
and TECHNIQUES on how to hurdle the board examination 2018 Edition, Please Check
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109. 109. the scenario that prompt us to review the following concerns:
1. Student Factor 2. School Factor 3. Faculty Factor 4. Review Factor Et Al… 2018
110. 110. ASK FOR DIVINE INTERVENTION 2018 Edition, Please Check for
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111. 111. “Ask and it shall be given.”

Whatever our religion is, call him, pray in a solemn place it lifts
up our spirit. Aside from preparing physically and mentally
one should be also spiritually prepared. One of the proverbs in
the bible inscribed “ASK AND IT SHALL BE GIVEN”. Pray hard
but work hard, prayers are not enough if it will not be coupled
by hard work. If you ask him to be the one, he will give it to
you but of course with challenges that will inadvertently
comes on your way. Be willing to accept it, it is the only way
for you to claim what you ask for. 2018 Edition, Please Check for updates Future
112. 112. The truth behind on how we pray… “Wanted – Prayers That Matters”
Excerpt from the book "Thinking Aloud“ By BGen. Vicente Pangantihon.
113. 113. there was a story of a Filipino who died before his time. He was an upright
man; hence, his soul went to heaven. To his dismay St. Peter won’t let him in. He was
told to return to earth. His time is not yet due. He pleaded. He is officially dead on record.
Besides he has no body to return to. His mortal remains were cremated. The kindhearted
Peter noted his being a Filipino. Heavenly statistics showed that the Philippines had the
most number of citizens sent to the great beyond prematurely. The country is infested
with drug addicts and drunkards lurking in the shadows, petty thieves and snatchers who
would do their victims in at the sign of resistance, rolling coffins with undisciplined
drivers at the wheels, natural events made horrendously disastrous due to government
apathy and corruption, insurgency as a result of dysfunctions in society, stray bullets and
firecrackers in paganistic and hedonistic celebrations, etc.. The list seemed endless. The
case however is beyond Peter’s authority. He must consult the Lord.
114. 114. St. Peter called for an angel. “Show him around,” he said. “I will present his
case to the Lord” The angel led the Filipino by the arm saying, “I can read your thoughts.
I will answer all your questions even before you can open your mouth to ask.” From
where they are, the Filipino noted four (4) buildings a distance away. In answer to the
questions forming in his mind, the angel said, “These four (4) buildings were specifically
dedicated to the Philippines. No it’s not because the country is extra‐special to the Lord,
All countries are treated equally. It was noted however that in the last decade, the
Philippines became the most prayerful country. At a drop of a hat, Filipinos pray. It is in
these buildings where their prayers are recorded and acted upon.
115. 115. These four (4) buildings were specifically dedicated to the Philippines. At the
first building there was a flurry of activity. Host of angels were either flying or running in
or out of the building faster than anything the Filipino had ever seen. The traffic was so
dense it was a miracle the angels didn’t collide or bump against each other. The traffic at
the second building was very much lighter compared with the first. It was still heavy
nonetheless. There was practically very little activity in the third building. The angels
inside, were either, playing games or reading something to pass the time. Occasionally an
angel would arrive, submit his report and stay for awhile to bat the breeze. The fourth
building was literally asleep. Inside, the angels were sleeping in their desks or in any
available comfortable space. It was evident there had been no activity for sometime.
116. 116. The angel explained the First building

“It is in this building where prayers for personal favors were recorded and acted
upon. Yes, your government is too busy with other concerns like photo sessions,
speaking engagements, trips aboard or say investigations in aid of legislation,
that they don’t have time to attend to even the most basic needs of the people.
Those in position to be of help forgot that as Christians, they are keepers of their
fellow brothers and sisters. The pitiful cries of your “kababayans” added to the
sufferings of our Lord to the cross.”
“Another factor”, the angel continued, “that added to the traffic in this building is
the Filipinos literal interpretation of what the Lord said: ‘Ask and you shall be
given.’ Instead of working it out, Filipinos toss their problems to the Lord for
solution. ‘Bahala na ang Dios’ is the oft repeated phrase.”
“Yes, all prayers are answered,” the angel replied. “There are cases where the
Lord in His wisdom rewards even the undeserving.”
117. 117. The angel explained the Second building

“It is in this building where prayers for others like friends, relatives, the religious
and government officials are recorded and acted upon. Why the lighter traffic?
Well, what you think were prayers, were not classified as such. Yes the
Philippines is practically always in a crisis situation. You must have noticed,
during the so called prayer rallies to resolve the crisis, the presence of cameras
and microphones. These were intended more for media mileage than as a prayer.
The prayer requests and prayer balloons of some religious groups and
organizations are not prayers per se. You said yourself that these were
accompanied by some token or donation. Sorry, but the Lord does not
commercialize His favors!”
“Most Filipinos prayed for others not because they really cared. It is more of a
personal request to safeguard their interest,” the angel concluded.
118. 118. The angel explained the Third building

“It is here where the prayers of thanks are recorded and subsequently rewarded
with more favors and graces. Yes, it really shows. You Filipinos have the habit of
spontaneously saying “Thank God” as spontaneous as saying your cuss word p...i.
It is a mere expression not a prayer.” The angel chuckled. “Oh, Thank God for a
miracle?’ It was meant for media and public consumption. We heard the whole
nation chorused their Amen.”
119. 119. The angel explained the Fourth building

This time the angel sadly said. “It is here where prayers to praise, honor and
glorify the Lord are bring recorded. You can imagine the rewards from the rarity
of such prayers. Again, you always hear Filipinos say ‘Praise the Lord’ just like
saying your cuss word. It is not recorded here and you know why. Not even the
church choir singing ‘Glory to God..,’ as if they just awoke from a deep slumber,
hence, the song sounds more doleful than an exaltation of praise, honor and glory.”
120. 120. At this instant St. Peter appeared. “So you are there,” he said. The Lord
considered your case. You can stay. Come I will show you your place.
“St. Peter, please ask the Lord to reconsider. I want to go back to earth,” the
Filipino implored.
Peter nodded in understanding. “My friend,” he said, “your presence on earth
will not make any difference. The Lord Himself came down to earth. You know
what they did to Him”
121. 121.
In utter humility the Filipino went down on his knees and bowed in prayer. “Your
will be done, O Lord! All praise, honor and glory be Yours forever and ever.”
When he lifted his head, he saw the fourth building suddenly come to life.
122. 122. God’s kingdom, and Seeking God’s Righteousness

humility lifts up one to marvelous destiny
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123. 123. A GOAL “Dream to be a Criminologist and a Topnotcher” 2018 Edition,

124. 124. Most of the candidate for licensure exam aim only to pass the grueling
exam and as a result if they got out of luck on that goal they will fail.
Believe me you, it is important to dream big as a reviewee will exert
more effort than the normal. Embed this to your mind and heart, if you
only dream of trivial matter or just passing the board exam, expect that
the effort that will be exerted is also trivial. So now! Future
Criminologist. Dream to top the board exam! 2018 Edition, Please Check for updates
125. 125. PREPARE YOUR HEART, BODY AND SOUL

FOR THE FINAL BATTLE. 2018 Edition, Please Check for updates Future
126. 126. “Know your enemy and know yourself”. ‐Sun Tzu
Be prepared. Know everything about the board exam,
it is the only way to defeat the exam. Also practiced
correctly. Yes it is true that practice makes perfect but
practicing wrong will not make it perfect. 2018 Edition, Please Check for updates Future
127. 127. Points to be consider: • Law regulating the board exam •

Schedule of the board exam • Requirements on taking the board exam •
Scope of the examination • Previous board examinations •
The examiners what are their expertise • Materials to be used •
Review center is a big factor • And others; and more importantly • COMMON SENSE
128. 128. FINANCIAL CONSTRAINTS AND CAPABILITIES 2018 Edition, Please

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129. 129. “Learning is not all about the money, be resourceful”.

It is not all about spending too much to avail a good
review. Although it is a factor but there a various ways to
conquer it. Many reviewees pass even top the board exam
without spending too much money on review, be resourceful
there are good Samaritans out there that are willing to help,
you just need to be humble and ask for their support.
If you had this problem, Facebook is free but be vigilant. Trust but verify.
TIP: you could visit the FB page What Criminologist Knows?
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130. 130. 2018 Edition, Please Check for updates Future Criminologists What
131. 131. SELECTION OF MATERIALS “Be realistic and practical” 2018 Edition,
132. 132. “There are too many materials but be practical”.

Remember that you could not read everything with so
little time. Get rid of materials which are redundant it is
quality over quantity. Use memory aids such as Flashcards or
index cards, Visual aids (manila paper or cartolina) etc. but do
remember to read all necessary matters or very important
points in the board exam it help you if you have a little time.
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133. 133. You cannot read everything with so little a time……… •
Text books used in school • Always have your text books for major subjects •
Minor topics, just read review books • Memory Aid per subject (last material to read) •
Organize your materials • Ensure that you have enough materials covering all topics •
Get rid to other materials if already redundant • It is quality over quantity 2018 Edition,
134. 134. MAKE YOUR OWN REVIEW SCHEDULE 2018 Edition, Please Check
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135. 135. “It is your moment grab it!”

The schedule made by the review center is a mere guide,
made a little adjustment based on the following factors: • Relative weight of the subject •
Schedule of exam • Mastery of the subject • Topics covered by the subject •
Materials that you intended to read • Reading speed; and more importantly •
Comprehension •
Read before/after listening to lectures depending on difficulty of subjects 2018 Edition,
136. 136. Remember to read before and after listening to lectures it

will help you recall easily the topic. During the board exam
read the subject area cover night before the exam. For
example as set the board exam is three (3) days battle. On
your first day you will hurdle CLJ and LEA be sure to read CLJ
and LEA the night before the exam and after CLJ the time
before the next subject which is LEA do read it before the
exam. Note that cramming will not help you it is better to
relax and read only question and answer material. 2018 Edition, Please Check for updates
137. 137. SEARCHING FOR GUIDANCE 2018 Edition, Please Check for updates
138. 138. “Be humble to accept that you need help”.

Stay humble, as it is mark of willingness to learn. As a professor,
lecturer, and a coach on various candidates for Criminology Licensure
Examination, I’d experienced that humility is one of the essential
attitude that a reviewee must have.
On matters of searching for a Review Center be guided
accordingly, search for the following:
Topnotchers produced, Credibility, Prestige, Existence, Lecturers,
Materials, Number of produced Registered Criminologist And more
importantly the heart and blood of a Criminologist
Remember to attend religiously on your review. 2018 Edition, Please Check for updates
139. 139. The examinee need to determine his strengths first then his weaknesses
so that he can be able to properly assess himself of his overall standing. 2018 Edition,
140. 140. COMPREHENSION AND SPEED OF READING 2018 Edition, Please

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141. 141.
“Every man knows how to read has it in his power to magnify himself, to multiply the
ways in which he exists, to make his life full, significant, and interesting”. ‐
Aldous Huxley As an important matter in reviewing is reading whether you like it or
not. In reading for speed realize that there is no limit to your speed. As
an example in the name of John F. Kennedy a natural fast readers and
known as a gifted reader. A person who read very fast with excellent comprehension.
142. 142. What does limit your reading rate? Poor habits such as
sub vocalization (pronouncing words to yourself), regression (going back to re‐
read material already covered), prolonged fixation (stopping and staring at one word),
and efficient eye movement (losing your place wandering between lines). 2018 Edition,
143. 143. These poor habits cause tired eyes, boredom, low speeds, and low
comprehension. It is not ability that you lack, it is training.
Because we are taught to read at 100‐400 words per minute, we are
led to believe that is our “normal rate”, but those rate, it takes proper training and time.
144. 144. Consider the following to develop speed and comprehension: 2018 Edition,
145. 145. Learn to adjust your rates

When your purpose in reading is entertainment, read faster
than usual. In a high responsibility situation, take notes often,
read difficult passages, and read at your maximum rate of
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146. 146. See yourself as a good reader

Your actions are consistent with your conception of
yourself, being aware of what you need to get out of the
material. Believe you can get what you want, when you want
it. Seeing yourself as a fast reader can become a self‐fulfilling prophecy. 2018 Edition,
147. 147. See more words at a time

One of the wise man in the name of James Cattel, a
psychologist said that our untrained visual capacity is about four words in one‐
hundredth of a second. That is comparable
to 400 words a second or 24,000 words per minute that we
are capable of seeing and understanding. Some of the
reviewees may wonder and ask how? Accept the fact that you
could comprehend the material by reading it at a faster rate.
Just so practice it and you will see the result immediately. 2018 Edition, Please Check for
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148. 148. Read quickly to improve concentration

Readers with the best comprehension are usually fast
readers. The slower you read, the more chances there are for
you to daydream and lose concentration, hence, comprehension. 2018 Edition, Please
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149. 149. Have a copy of your own of the

CRIMINOLOGIST LICENSURE EXAMINATION SYLLABUS
Visit the Group and Join WCK COACHING and MENTORING CENTER
We provide free copy there. 2018 Edition, Please Check for updates Future
150. 150. THE NO. 1 PROBLEM “LAZINESS” 2018 Edition, Please Check for
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151. 151. “Laziness as one of the deadly sin”

Laziness is often the no. 1 problem of every reviewees,
laziness is a habit which can compromise everything even the
most promising profession. Laziness is congenial it stems from
our surroundings such as lazy friends or unsupportive
relatives, and even yourself because of lack of a definite goals. 2018 Edition, Please
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152. 152. Decide and Act, it is the only way to conquer it. The unwillingness to
make a decision and none commitment to follow through with it will
result to failure. Commit yourself by achieving your goals and dreams,
then you can expect success. Many reviewees have made a strong
decision on what they want. But the commitment to those goals is as
important as establishing them. It’s not enough to say “I want to
become a CRIMINOLOGIST”. You’ll need to say, “I want to become a
Criminologist and will do it. I will read 10 hours a day and I will do
everything to pass it if that’s what it takes”. Now future Criminologist
be ready to conquer laziness! 2018 Edition, Please Check for updates Future
153. 153. FAILURE ALWAYS HAS ITS ALIBI, BUT SUCCESS REQUIRES
NO EXPLANATION. 2018 Edition, Please Check for updates Future Criminologists
154. 154. “The mamaya na system” The most untiring reason of every reviewee “bukas
na yan, bukas gagawin ko na yan, saka na maaga pa eh, nakakapagod bukas na
ulit, mahaba pa naman time eh saka na. These are the alibis of sloth people. Say no
words synonymous to this and you will notice yourself
grow and do this system and you will perish. 2018 Edition, Please Check for updates
155. 155. POOR READING HABIT. “The testimony of almost all topnotchers
that they read 12‐16 hours a day that is comparable to 100‐150 pages a day with
comprehension”. 2018 Edition, Please Check for updates Future Criminologists What
156. 156. Accordingly, Most of the Criminology students while on their

college days was not able to develop their reading habit which
is a vital one, as a result in their review classes they fail to read
a lot of material and causing a lot of cramming. Believe me
you reading is the foundation of every examination. Yes it do
takes time but it is the only way and there is no shortcut. Each
session of board exams over thousands of examines flank,
only 30% will pass. One of the reasons most often mentioned is “ok lang yan meron
pa naman sa susunod eh.” Don’t fall on
the same trap. If your reading skills are weak, improve them!
There are many ways that you can go about it! Don’t make an alibi and persevere. 2018
157. 157. Remember that board examination needs a strong

foundation and it is developed only by reading. There
are tips presented here in my book on how to
comprehend and develop speed in reading. Yes I am
not a good student before but I get motivated and learn
to read because of our board examination. A tip from
mine “Learn by your heart” and it will embed
everything you read and learn in your mind. If you love
what you are doing you will totally enjoy reading and learning. 2018 Edition, Please
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158. 158. POOR RELATIONSHIPS. “Gain support from your love ones,
family and friends”. 2018 Edition, Please Check for updates Future Criminologists What
159. 159. Set everyone straight it is your life it is your choices, if you
wanted to really become a professional you must be willing to
sacrifice everything whatever it takes. If your current
relationships with your love ones, family, and friends are
positive, encouraging and productive, and helpful it is an
advantage on your part. If they are negative, discouraging, and counter‐
productive and constantly fight with or worry about
your decision, think! Would it compromise your review? If
they are putting unnecessary pressure upon you to perform in
the licensure exam? Again think! Poor relationships can ruin all your plan. 2018 Edition,
160. 160. NEGATIVE PERSONALITY TRAITS.

“A reviewee with negative personality traits almost invites failure”. 2018 Edition, Please
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161. 161. In my practice as a Criminologist in the field of academe, I’d

notice some of the reviewees attitude are mediocre, some of
them are Shy, Sarcastic, Critics, Withdrawals, Guilty, Listless,
and most of them use alibis all of these negative personality
traits can make a difficult or impossible goal. It is mandatory
that we must make adjustments in our self‐image and life
style. Those who are unable or unwilling to make the
adjustments will unable to “flow with” the changes, believe
me you it is not all about reviewing and passing the board
examination, it is the attitude that will bring us even in the depth of our life. 2018
162. 162. Here are the following reasons: 2018 Edition, Please Check for updates
163. 163. Excessive shyness and withdrawn behavior
may lead to criticism by others or unhealthy emotional growth. 2018 Edition, Please
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164. 164. Guilt and criticism often go together. Highly

critical individuals often vent their feelings
through criticism of others, directing the blame they think they deserve upon others.
165. 165. Sarcasm, though often healthy for the brain and
used in fun, is a destructive and extremely a
negative habit. What’s worse is that a sarcastic
individual is often unaware of the impact of his sharp comments would affect someone.
166. 166. The countless alibis that poor reviewee use. Alibis
are tools of those who do not wish to accept
responsibility for their own lives. Alibis will always
give a poor achiever justification for mediocrity. 2018 Edition, Please Check for updates
167. 167. EXCESSIVE WORRYING. Warning! “Worrying excessively can

paralyzed anyone by an upcoming event or could result to obsession of a current
problem”. 2018 Edition, Please Check for updates Future Criminologists What
168. 168. Many reviewees waste hours and even days fretting and
worrying over their review and the schedule of the board
exam. This is a waste of time and energy. The proper feeling
should be concern: a normal, healthy, and necessary caring for
what you do. If you can do something about a problem, go do
it. If you can’t forget it easily. To calm your way I made I daily
titled “I am a future Criminologist” before reviewing, read it
every day before studying it helps I guarantee you.it it was
made by heart of a reviewee like you that also dreamed to become a Criminologist.
As I often tell to my students “Kalma lang lamang pa tayo
syam” for the purpose of conditioning their mind not to fret.
Yes! I tell you it works and it fool their mind unconsciously. 2018 Edition, Please Check
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169. 169. UNNECESSARY ACTIVITIES “Learn to focus on your goal!” 2018

170. 170. THIS IS A FULL TIME JOB • AVOID Gimiks, DVD/movies, Dating and
other Distractions • To keep your level of sanity, a half‐day break from review every two
weeks is recommended • Isolate yourself from people who are giving you stress/ pressure
• Do not worry about your weight • Avoid sudden changes in your relationship 2018
171. 171. We have only twenty‐four hours in a day. Seven days in a week, three
hundred sixty five days in a year. Count the days before the Board exam
focus and be prepare for the final battle. Do not cram twenty‐five hours into twenty‐
four hours a day I will tell you that you will surely fail if you do cramming. 2018
172. 172. BEST TIME TO STUDY? • Depends on your biorhythm •

Enough sleep is important • Do not force yourself to study • Take power naps •
7 am to 12 mindnight (17 hrs less 2‐3 hrs or about 14‐15 hours per day) •
Keep snacks inside your room • Listen to recordings while eating 2018 Edition, Please
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173. 173. KEEP ON TRACK… • Alarm clock beside you, monitor your speed
Example: 20 pages/hr 300 pages = 1 day 10 pages/hr 300 page = 2 days 2018 Edition,
174. 174. PUTANG INA! Read to understand and not for

the sake of simply reading and finishing the book. HINDI PAUNAHAN YAN… 2018
175. 175. One of the great man in the name of Thomas Edison, said that
“success is the result of concentrating on only one thing at a time”.
Most of the reviewee try to read many things at once and that
their scattered their efforts which if done properly it will be
possibly a potent as if all of their efforts were focused on one
reading. Make a schedule, your own calendar. Leave
unnecessary activities which inhibit your progress are such as:
watching too much television, and spending too much time
with friends or excessive hours at work. Proper budgeting of
time is essential for success. FOCUS! Future Criminologist! As
you follow your dream do also follow your schedule. So you
will be also schedule for your oath taking ceremony as a professional. 2018 Edition,
176. 176. ILLNESS “Believe me you health is wealth” 2018 Edition, Please Check for
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177. 177. If you are preparing for a battle you must be conscious of your
health take up vitamins for your body. I’m telling you this.
Hurdling the review and the training of reading a lot of books
for almost hours in a day is fatal and you could possibly invite
sickness. Be prepared not only mentally but also physically.
When I was reviewing I was taking up Vitamin B complex
(glutaphos), Clusivol, Fish as my friend pharmacist told me
that it is a food for the brain, apple juice as it was more
effective in waking you up, and of course an overflowing coffee as an stimulant. 2018
178. 178. In disadvantage, most of the reviewees use this illness to

justify their absences which is also a negative personality trait
called “malingering” do not use this to justify your
slothfulness. So get up there! And avoid sickness! Or else your
board exam results will be also sick. 2018 Edition, Please Check for updates Future
179. 179. DEVELOP A DESIRE. I do love AIDA “Ambition, Interest,
Desire, Action” 2018 Edition, Please Check for updates Future Criminologists What
180. 180. If you lack a good reason to do well, you need to develop desire. A dull,
listless reviewee who lacks interest in reviewing will certainly not have
the motivation to efficiently conquer the board exam.
Be in love with AIDA “ambition, interest, desire, and action. Remember
that you are not only doing it for yourself be motivated. If you become
a License Criminologist aside from “ganda and pogi points” it is also a
prestige and everyone will be proud of you.
For my motivation while I was reviewing I’ve written in a Manila paper
a phrase that will encourage me to do well. It is written like this “Good day! 1st
Placer Charlemagne James P. Ramos”, it helps believe me you. Yes I’d become a 1st
Placer in a big sheet of Manila paper and in the
heart of my parents, friends and love ones. Be motivated, be positive it
attracts the universe and it will follow you. But of course Ambition and
interest wants desire and action future Criminologist. 2018 Edition, Please Check for
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181. 181. YOU ARE A POTENTIAL “What your mind can conceived your
body can achieve”. 2018 Edition, Please Check for updates Future Criminologists What

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1. 1. How to effectively hurdle the Criminology Licensure Examination with RA 11131

7. 7. INTRODUCTION THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE EDUCATION

8. 8. CRIMINOLOGY was offered as a course in Plaridel College now known as Philippine

9. 9. CRIMINAL JUSTICE EDUCATION Teodulo C. Natividad

13. 13. SEC. 6. Creation and Composition of the

22. 22. SEC. 8. Term of Office.

24. 24. SEC. 9. Compensation, Allowances and Other Benefits.

26. 26. KNOWING THE MECHANICS OF THE

30. 30. Law Enforcement Administration (20%) •

31. 31. Criminalistics (20%) • Forensic Photography; • Personal Identification; • Forensic

32. 32. Crime Detection, Investigation and Prevention (15%) •

33. 33. Criminal Sociology, Ethics and Human Relations (15%) •

34. 34. Correctional Administration (10%) • Institutional Corrections; • Non‐

37. 37. FIRST DAY BATTLE Subject Area Morning session:

39. 39. THIRD DAY BATTLE Subject Area Morning session:

41. 41. SEC. 17. Rating in the Licensure Examination.

48. 48. DEFERRED EXAMINEES

50. 50. If you really wanted to be Exceptional. 1. Exert Exceptional effort;

52. 52. THE MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION SYSTEM

54. 54. THE STATEMENT FORM. • Autoptic

55. 55. THE QUESTION FORM. •

57. 57. CLASSES OF MULTIPLE TYPE OF QUESTION IN GENERAL CLASS IT

65. 65. Interpreting Cause‐and‐Effect Relationships • Is humidity a factor in the presence or

66. 66. CLASSES OF MULTIPLE TYPE OF QUESTION

67. 67. Yes or No/True or False/Correct or Incorrect type of question (Positive‐Negative) •

68. 68. Yes or No/True or False/Correct or Incorrect type of question (Positive‐Negative) •

69. 69. Yes or No/True or False/Correct or Incorrect type of question (Positive‐Negative) •

74. 74. Matching type • If Shabu is Methamphetamine Hydrochloride, Ecstasy is : A.

93. 93. ! The lowest passing percentage in CRIMINOLOGY

97. 97. PRACTICE OF CRIMINOLOGY SEC. 27. Lawful Practitioners of Criminology. –

98. 98. Natural persons;

103. 103. SEC. 30. Practice through Temporary/Special Permit. –

105. 105. SEC. 34. Principles of Registered Criminologists All registered

106. 106. SEC. 35. Preference of Appointment in Government

107. 107. SEC. 36. Lateral Entry of Registered Criminologists. Registered

108. 108. AFFIRM YOUR GOALS!

111. 111. “Ask and it shall be given.”

116. 116. The angel explained the First building

117. 117. The angel explained the Second building

118. 118. The angel explained the Third building

119. 119. The angel explained the Fourth building

122. 122. God’s kingdom, and Seeking God’s Righteousness

123. 123. A GOAL “Dream to be a Criminologist and a Topnotcher” 2018 Edition,

125. 125. PREPARE YOUR HEART, BODY AND SOUL

127. 127. Points to be consider: • Law regulating the board exam •

128. 128. FINANCIAL CONSTRAINTS AND CAPABILITIES 2018 Edition, Please

129. 129. “Learning is not all about the money, be resourceful”.

132. 132. “There are too many materials but be practical”.

135. 135. “It is your moment grab it!”

136. 136. Remember to read before and after listening to lectures it

138. 138. “Be humble to accept that you need help”.

140. 140. COMPREHENSION AND SPEED OF READING 2018 Edition, Please

145. 145. Learn to adjust your rates

146. 146. See yourself as a good reader

147. 147. See more words at a time

148. 148. Read quickly to improve concentration

149. 149. Have a copy of your own of the

151. 151. “Laziness as one of the deadly sin”

156. 156. Accordingly, Most of the Criminology students while on their

157. 157. Remember that board examination needs a strong

160. 160. NEGATIVE PERSONALITY TRAITS.