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PLECardiology
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A 62-year-old patient presents with breathlessness and ankle edema. ECG shows broad QRS with notched R waves in V5–V6. Echo reveals an LVEF of 30%. Most appropriate next step?

AOptimize loop diuretic and review in 6 weeks
BRefer for cardiac resynchronisation therapy (CRT)
CCoronary angiography with a view to revascularisation
DCardiac MRI to assess for fibrosis
Teaching Point
Meets ESC and the Philippine Heart Association criteria for CRT, LVEF ≤ 35%, NYHA II–IV symptoms, and QRS ≥ 130 ms with LBBB morphology. Optimizing medical therapy alone is unlikely to be sufficient given the QRS prolongation indicates electrical dyssynchrony.
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The pathway

From medical school to PRC-licensed physician.

The path to your Philippine physician license. Passmed covers the exam at the center of the pathway - 8,300+ MCQs reviewed by qualified doctors, mapped directly to the PRC Table of Specifications.

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MD + clinical internship
Complete your Doctor of Medicine degree at a CHED-recognized medical school, then a 12-month clinical internship at an APMC-accredited training hospital. IMGs use a CHED Certificate of Equivalency for foreign-earned degrees.
CHED + APMC
2
Apply via PRC LERIS
Register on the PRC LERIS portal, upload your documents, and book your testing center (Manila, Cebu, Davao, Iloilo, or Legazpi). Filing windows open about three months before each sitting. IMGs require additional reciprocity documentation.
PRC LERIS portal
3
Sit the PLE
Twelve subjects across two weekends - six Basic Sciences (Anatomy, Physiology, Biochemistry, Microbiology, Pathology, Legal Medicine) and six Clinical Sciences (Pharmacology, Surgery + ENT/Ophth, Medicine, OB-GYN, Pediatrics, Preventive Medicine). 100 MCQs per subject. Pass: 75% general average, no subject below 50%.
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PRC registration & residency
After passing, take the oath of office (Panunumpa ng Propesyonal), register on the Roster of Registered Professionals, and receive your Certificate of Registration and Professional ID. Most new physicians then enter a hospital residency program.
PRC + residency
Full details and the latest requirements: prc.gov.ph · PRC LERIS portal
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Focused question banks

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Not just "the answer is B." Every question includes a full teaching point rooted in current clinical guidelines and quality medical literature.

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Flag questions, add your own notes, and build a personal study library as you work through each module, perfect for last-minute review.

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We base our content on the PRC Board of Medicine blueprint, so only directly relevant questions are included. Every question is categorised by subject so you can track performance across every topic.
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What doctors say about Passmed.

How Passmed helps Filipino doctors prepare for the Physician Licensure Exam (PLE).

"Passmed helped me understand how topics would be asked during exams. After getting some wrong I was demotivated at first, but going through the answers made me understand concepts to a deeper degree. I then started taking tests almost every day. When my exam finally came, it was just like taking a Passmed test. I strongly recommend this platform."
J. Dela Cruz
PLE candidate · March 2026
"A really user-friendly interface that made studying for the exam a smooth process. The questions are well-pitched and the explanations actually teach you the underlying concepts."
M. Reyes
PLE candidate · March 2026
"Very helpful. It made studying more engaging and I found myself wanting to do more questions rather than dreading them. The interface is clean and the explanations are detailed without being overwhelming."
A. Santos
PLE candidate · February 2026
"I really enjoyed using it. It put things into focus and emphasized the topics that mattered for the exam."
R. Bautista
PLE candidate · February 2026
"When using Passmed you shouldn't just focus on the answer but understanding the concept. Go as far as reading about the other options in the MCQ and understanding them as well."
K. Mendoza
PLE candidate · March 2026
"Good teaching tool to use. Helps teach exam-taking techniques and timing, both of which I needed to work on. The mock-exam mode was especially useful in the final weeks."
P. Villanueva
PLE candidate · February 2026