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Type A:
A good way to figure out the relationship in a given question is to make up a sentence that describes the relationship between the first two words. Then, try to use the same sentence to find out which of the answer choices completes the same relationship with the third word.
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Every one of the following questions consists of a related pair of words, followed by five pairs of words. Choose the pair that best represents a similar relationship to the one expressed in the original pair of words.
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2. Georgia is older than her cousin Marsha. Marsha's brother Bart is older than Georgia. When Marsha and Bart are visiting with Georgia, all three like to play a game of Monopoly. Marsha wins more often than Georgia does. | ||||||||
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| DATE OF EXAMINATION | DATE OF FILING OF APPLICATION |
| May 27, 2012 | January 17, 2012 to April 12, 2012 |
| October 21, 2012 | May 28, 2012 to September 6, 2012 |
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MANILA, Philippines - Out of 94,251 examinees, only 10,866 or 11.53 percent passed the civil service examinations held last Oct. 16 for individuals who want to start a career in government.
Results released by the Civil Service Commission (CSC) yesterday showed that 83,385 takers flunked the written tests.
In terms of regional performance, Metro Manila got the highest passing rate for the professional level at 17.97 percent or 2,113 out of 11,758 examinees, and the sub-professional level at 15.45 percent or 518 out of 3,352 examinees.
Other regions of the country with notable passing rate for the professional level include Central Visayas (15.06 percent), Central Luzon (13.39 percent), Western Visayas (12.26 percent), Cordillera Administrative Region (12.08 percent), and Southern Tagalog (11.87 percent), and for the sub-professional level, Cagayan (13.53 percent), Davao Peninsula (13.24 percent), Central Luzon (12.70 percent), Central Visayas (12.52 percent) and CAR (12.17 percent).
Almost 75 percent of the passers cited entrance to government service as their reason for taking the career service examinations.
Statistics further reveal that among the number of professional test passers, 4,735 or 52.31 percent were unemployed while 1,023 passers of the sub-professional level, 56.36 percent, were out of work.
Some 2,649 passers came from the private sector, 1,791 from government and 100 from non-government organizations, while 410 were self-employed.
Female passers at 6,641 covering both examination levels outnumbered male passers by 58.08 percent which totaled only 4,201.
Results show that those who passed were relatively young, with those in the age bracket 18-24 years old numbering 7,455, followed by those in the 25-31 age bracket at 2,441, topping the list.
CSC chair Francisco Duque III said many are flunking the civil service examinations because they underestimate the tests.
“Usually many takers don’t prepare seriously for our eligibility exams and therefore fail,” he told The STAR, explaining why only about 10 percent of takers make it.
“Also, the CSC must ensure that test questions are constantly improved and upgraded to current standards,” Duque said.
Edgardo Almonte from Aroroy, Masbate and Kathlene Luz Bugarin from Cardona, Rizal obtained the highest scores in the career service written examinations.
Almonte garnered a rating of 88.23 for the professional test while Bugarin topped the sub-professional test with an 87.34 rating.
Completing the list of Top 10 passers for the professional level are Justine Lara Millare (National Capital Region), 87.74; Katrina Mae Santos (NCR), 87.72; Alyzia Andrea Adorna (NCR), 87.68; Kitz Kevin Saberon (Central Visayas), 87.66; Kim Arveen Patria (NCR), 87.62; Elmer Peramo (Southern Tagalog), 87.57; Yvanne Paolo Yutuc (S. Tagalog), 87.53; Eumir Alexis Angeles (NCR), 87.51; and Oilegor Cash Apili (Ilocos Region), 87.45.
For the sub-professional test, Michael de Leon (Central Luzon), 87.26; Justin Alick Cordova (Western Visayas), 87.06; Joseph Czar Delson II (CAR), 86.59; Yvette Rabuco (W. Visayas), 86.25; Julie Rose Opada (C. Visayas), 86.21; Donna Estrella Monreal (Ilocos), 86.18; Anna Dominique Obligar (NCR), 86.14; Liezl Fabro (S. Tagalog), 86.09; and Kissha Albajera (S. Tagalog), 86.05.
The CSC said those who pass the career service examination earn a Career Service Eligibility which is one of the basic requirements for permanent appointment to first and second level positions in government not covered by Bar, Board and special laws.
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"Be generous and you will be prosperous! Help Others and you will be helped." -Prov 11:25| C. APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS | ||||||
1. | Fully accomplished application form (CS Form No. 100 Revised 2011). | |||||
2. | Four (4) copies of identical pictures with specifications, as follows: | |||||
| - | passport size (4.5 cm x 3.5 cm) | |||||
| - | colored, with white background | |||||
| - | printed on good quality photo paper | |||||
| - | in standard close-up shot (from shoulder level up with the head and face occupying at least 80% of the picture and with the name tag positioned at approximately 1” below the chin); | |||||
| - | in bare face (with no eyeglasses or any accessories that may cover the facial features); | |||||
| - | showing left and right ears; | |||||
| - | taken in full-face view directly facing the camera | |||||
| - | with neutral facial expression and both eyes open | |||||
| - | with full name tag in the format: First Name, Middle Initial, Last Name, and Extension Name, if any (e.g. JUAN C. DELA CRUZ, JR.) | |||||
| - | name tag should be handwritten, not computer generated | |||||
| - | taken within the last three (3) months prior to filing of application | |||||
3. | Original and photocopy of any valid ID containing applicant’s clear picture, date of birth, signature, and signature of the authorized head of the issuing agency such as Driver’s License, SSS ID, GSIS ID, Philhealth ID, current Company/Office ID, current School ID, Postal ID, BIR ID, Barangay ID, Voter’s ID, Valid Passport, or Police Clearance (Note: Any other ID not included in the list shall NOT be accepted) | |||||
| - | IDs with lacking information, particularly the applicant’s date of birth, should be supported by NSO-issued Birth Certificate or Birth Certificate authenticated/issued by the Local Civil Registrar (LCR). | |||||
4. | Copy of Appointment letter received by the applicant through email (for Computer Assisted Test) | |||||
5. | Examination fee of Php 500.00 for the Paper and Pencil Test (PPT), or Php 600.00 for Computer-Assisted Test (CAT).” | |||||
| D. WHERE TO SECURE & FILE APPLICATION FORMS | ||||||
• | Application forms may be secured from any CSC Regional or Field Office, or downloaded from the CSC website www.csc.gov.ph. | |||||
• | For the CSE-PPT, applications must be filed at any CSC Regional or Field Office. The CSC Central Office (CO) in Batasan Hills, Quezon City, does not accept and process applications for CSE-PPT. | |||||
| Acceptance of applications shall be on a First-Come, First-Serve basis. Filing of application closes forty-five (45) days before the examination date. However, applications may no longer be accepted before the deadline if the target number of applicants has already been reached by the CSCROs. | ||||||
• | For the CSE-CAT, applicants must first register in the Online CSE-CAT Application Reservation System (OCARS) on a specified date and time indicated in the advisory which shall be posted in the CSC website usually on the third Mondays of March, June, September and December of the year. Registration is on a first-come, first-served basis. Successful registrants will get a confirmation and eventually an email notifying them of their assigned date to personally file the application form at the CSC-CO. | |||||
• | As a general rule, acceptance of examination applications for both CSE-PPT and CSE-CAT is on a first-come, first-served basis. Failure to come on the scheduled examination date would mean forfeiture of examination slot and fee. No request for re-scheduling is allowed. | |||||
| E. FREQUENCY OF TAKING THE CAREER SERVICE EXAMINATION | ||||||
| (Based on CSC Resolution No. 1100300 dated March 1, 2011) | ||||||
• | There shall be no limit in taking the Career Service Examination, however, taking the same level of examination, Professional or Subprofessional, either through Paper-and-Pencil Test (PPT) or Computer-Assisted Test (CAT) shall be once in every three (3) months only. | |||||
| F. SCOPE OF EXAMINATION | ||||||
| Professional Level | ||||||
| In English and Filipino: vocabulary, grammar and correct usage, paragraph organization, reading comprehension, analogy, logic, and numerical reasoning. | ||||||
| Subprofessional Level | ||||||
| In English and Filipino: vocabulary, grammar and correct usage, paragraph organization, reading comprehension, clerical operations, and numerical reasoning. | ||||||
| Both levels of the examination will have general information questions on Philippine Constitution; Code of Conduct and Ethical Standards for Public Officials and Employees (R. A. 6713); peace and human rights issues and concepts; and environment management and protection. | ||||||
| G. PASSING RATE: Eighty (80) | ||||||
