The Ultimate LET Reviewer (Gen. Ed, Prof. Ed. and Major)

The Professional Regulation Commission (PRC) administers the Licensure Examination for Teachers, or LET, which is the most popular board examination in the country. In March 2025 alone, 16,282 out of 34,810 examinees took the elementary level exam, while 38,747 out of 62,225 took the secondary level examination. Despite being the most widely taken board exam each year, passing the LET is no easy feat. In fact, the majority of those who take it fail to make the cut. Since 1996, the national passing rate has only ranged from 15% to 36%, which means the failure rate has been alarmingly high—from 64% to 85%. In other words, for every ten examinees, only two to four successfully pass the LET.

Given these statistics, proper preparation becomes absolutely essential. That’s why we created this free online LET reviewer for BEEd and BSEd students to help increase your chances of passing the exam. It includes online practice tests in General Education (Gen Ed), Professional Education (Prof Ed), and Majorship or Area of Specialization. We hope that this reviewer will give you a bird’s-eye view of your LET journey and the exposure you need to the actual tests you will face, preparing you psychologically and easing the anxiety and mental block that often hinder examinees from performing their best.

LET Reviewer

If you are looking for the best and most effective review materials, we recommend the following books: They are available in Shopee and can be paid for through the COD option.

• CBRC Yellow Book 4.0– 1,000 HOT LET QUESTIONS
• CBRC LET Reviewer BUNDLE (GenEd & ProfEd BulLETs + Yellow Book 4.0) Latest Edition
• Dr. Carl Balita Gen Ed Bullet and Prof Ed 1001 Bullets
• LET Comprehensive Reviewer

The Licensure Examination for Teachers (LET) covers the following subjects written in either English or Filipino: To access our free online practice tests, just follow the links below.

General Education

• English
• Filipino
• Mathematics
• Science
• Social Science
• Information and Communication Technology

Professional Education

• Principles of Teaching, Educational Technology, Field Study and Practice Teaching
• Teaching Profession
• Facilitating Learning, Child and Adolescent Development
• Curriculum Development
• Social Dimensions of Education
• Assessment of Learning

Majorship/Area of Specialization

• English
• Filipino
• Biological Science
• Physical Science
• Mathematics
• Social Studies/ Social Sciences
• Values Education
• MAPEH
• Agriculture and Fishery Arts
• Technology and Livelihood Education (TLE)

How to Maximize Your Passing Potential

Here are some techniques to follow to increase your chances of passing the LET and ensure your success:

1. Manage your time during the exam, as most tests give you more than enough time to complete it. Calculate the average time granted to you per question by dividing the time allotted by the number of questions. If you have to read a question more than twice to know what it is asking, mark and leave it, then move on to the next. Once you are done with the entire test, check your time and go back to those you left unanswered.
2. Do not get bogged down by those hard-to-answer questions. Answer all the easy questions first, then tackle the hard ones.
3. Eliminate as many wrong answers as you can. Deciding between the two choices is easier than deciding among the five. The LET is formatted with multiple-choice questions.
4. Try lining up your test booklet with your answer sheet for efficiency.
5. Change an answer only if you have a reason for doing so.
6. Be careful not to make any stray marks on your answer sheet as the test is checked by a machine.
7. Lastly, always check if you are answering the questions in the right spot. Right answers in the wrong places result in test failures.

Over to you

To increase your chances of passing the LET, engage yourself in a review that is focused on the LET competencies, and this LET reviewer will be of great help. Set a regular schedule for review, but do not forget to give yourself the needed rest. Most of the questions in the actual LET are situational, so internalize and don’t memorize. Lastly, do not feel tired and discouraged. Treat the review as an enjoyable challenge. Stay positive and believe in yourself.  You can do it, future LPT! Good luck!