pre-board screening daw

[plucker_08]

bakit ang tingin ng ibang school kung bakit ang konti ng kumukuha ng board exam sa UP ay dahil may pre-board screening daw before mag graduate kaya madaling maka 90-100% sa mga board exam.

hindi ba nila magets na ang hirap gumraduate dito kaya ang konti ng nakakapagtake ng exam

susme:grrr:

[Kolmogorov]

Yung kahuli-hulihang exam na kinuha ko on my last sem sa college ay yung sa German Language elective ko.


Malaking tulong nga siya sa nung nag board exam ako.

[klintz]

kasi hindi nila alam kung gaano kahirap grumaduate sa up. tsaka mahina silang umintindi, hindi nila maintindihan na konti lang talaga ang estudyante ng up sa bawat course dahil sa sobrang dami ng programs na ino-offer nito.

[math_techie]

let's wait for evidence, baka malay natin, may evidence pala yung mga taga-ibang school....hehehehe.

[Blackthorne]

meron naman talaga di ba? you have to graduate first before you can take it hehehe.

[boy_wonder]

Meron. Kelangan munang mapasa ang certain number of units and then graduate. Then, pwede nang mag-board exam ang isang student.

I guess the same goes for other schools, o baka naman hindi kaya nagrereklamo sila. :rotflmao:

Yun nga, kung kaunti man ang nagte-take ng exam, either ganun lang talaga ang number ng students sa program or kaunti lang ang nakaabot sa UP graduation standards. Kasi, sa iba ata, bara-bara na lang ang pagtuturo at pagbibigay ng diploma.. Bakit di nila gayahin ang policy ng UP para wala silang masabi?:D

[math_techie]

^ ay uu nga. Kailangan munang grumaduate sa UP, bago ka makapagboard tsk...tsk...

[boy_wonder]

^But that should be implicit, since lahat naman ganun ang process. Other than the graduation requirements, wala naman nang problema. You have all the liberty in the world to take the board, kasi as far as UP is concerned, you're all set for professional practice. Though minsan, pumapalpak nang kaunti. :D

[math_techie]

^But that should be implicit, since lahat naman ganun ang process. Other than the graduation requirements, wala naman nang problema. You have all the liberty in the world to take the board, kasi as far as UP is concerned, you're all set for professional practice. Though minsan, pumapalpak nang kaunti. :D

percentage wise, mas malaki naman ata ang palpak dun sa ibang university as compared to UP.

[boy_wonder]

^which says na medyo defective yung "pre-board screening" nila. :D

[plucker_08]

unfair pa nga eh kasi kaya sila nagtotop sa mga board kasi nag tatake sila ng subjects ng pang board and sa dept ko, walang ganyan. pang masteral na nga sa ibang school yung tinatake eh. kasi we dont care kahit di mag top sa board. makapasa lang, ok na.

[ach_soo]

I think failing the UPCAT gives one supernatural insight about UP. I didn't know UP had pre-board screening until now. :lol:

[math_techie]

o, wala pa rin atang maipalabas na ebidensiya...

[Dacs]

I'd love to see the proof for myself so that I can kick myself for not taking that "pre-board".

[hacksaw]

Ano ba kayo! Parang di kayo taga peyups. Meron tayong pre board screening and its called the UPCAT!

[ach_soo]

Oh I thought you were going to say selective breeding by our parents, or even breast feeding. :glee:

[hacksaw]

The annual pre-board screening for architecture, medicine, nursing, occupational therapy, physical therapy, pharmacy, dentistry,engineering (CE, ME, EE, ECE, GE, ChE, Mining, MeT, Agri), accounting, chemistry, agriculture, forestry, foreign service, vet med, education, social work, civil service exam, etc ......will be held this weekend (aug 4 and 5) at selected UP campuses nationwide.

:D

[ach_soo]

You traitor! Now students from other schools can sit in! :lol:

[alnino]

meron po tayong pre-board screening...and its 4 or 5 years long di ba???(sometimes MRR++ years):D

[Kolmogorov]

From The Varsitarian (http://www.varsitarian.com/details.asp?id=3075)


Engineering launches diagnostic test for board takers

ELECTRONICS and Communication Engineering professors (ECE) have found a way to benefit both students and faculty with the online ECE diagnostic exam.
Given to fifth-year students before the ECE board exam review, the test covered three ECE core subjects: electronics, mathematics and communication. It was given at the Faculty of Engineering’s computer laboratories and utilized the assessment engine of the UST e-Learning Access Program. Individual and group assessments of the scores were viewed immediately after the test.
Lourdes Baldelomar, chair of the ECE department, said that the test could gauge the students’ performance in the three subject areas.
“The test is given so that the students can determine which topics they need to review more for the board exams,” Baldelomar told the Varsitarian.
To deal with the students’ waterloo subjects, professors can then adjust their teaching approach accordingly, Baldelomar said.
“It will give the professors an idea on what subjects to emphasize or improve for the incoming fifth-year students,” Baldelomar added.
She also said that the test is a good preparation for examinees since it is patterned after the actual board exam.
“The diagnostic test is a preparation for the board exams because in the test students can already expect the board that they will face and will know how to start their review,” she added.
However, the faculty will not solely depend on the online test to prepare the students for the board exams, she said. They will continue to conduct free refresher course and a pre-board exam.
“The test really helps, but we have to ensure its efficiency since it was just launched last March,” Baldelomar said. John Constantine G. Cordon



hmmm....

[Dacs]

It's different from the alleged claim of other PExers that UP inhibits those who fail the exam.

[Kolmogorov]

^yep correct.

[SUX2BÜ]

What's wrong with diagnostic tests if these tests will tell students which areas they should review or study more?

And could we point out that part in the article that says these tests are done to know which students can or cannot take the board exams, which is what the purported "up pre-board screeing" is about? Thanks.

:)

[Hulk]

Hehe! Considered naman pre-board screening lahat ng exams sa BA 114, 116 and 118. Eh kasi after every exam mapapa-isip ka kung nababagay ka pa sa BSBAA! :lol:


:frank:

[bananaboi]

Hehe! Considered naman pre-board screening lahat ng exams sa BA 114, 116 and 118. Eh kasi after every exam mapapa-isip ka kung nababagay ka pa sa BSBAA! :lol:


:frank:

TUMPAK!!!!

[L&Mone]

bakit ang tingin ng ibang school kung bakit ang konti ng kumukuha ng board exam sa UP ay dahil may pre-board screening daw before mag graduate kaya madaling maka 90-100% sa mga board exam.

hindi ba nila magets na ang hirap gumraduate dito kaya ang konti ng nakakapagtake ng exam

susme:grrr:

i agree... mahirap maka grad sa UP... i have a lot of UP friends.. and i dont think that pre-boards are existing in UP... baka sa iba... meron...