Lyceum of the Philippines University–Batangas recorded a 100% passing rate in the June 2026 Physical Therapist Licensure Examination (PTLE), highlighted by the exceptional performance of two of its graduates who ranked among the country’s top examinees.

Justin Dave M. Magboo secured 3rd place, while John Tristan M. Pecho earned 9th place in the national licensure examination, marking a significant achievement for the University and the College of Allied Medical Professions (CAMP). In celebration of their accomplishment, CAMP held a Testimonial Ceremony on August 14, 2026, at the Freedom Hall, bringing together members of the academic community to recognize the newly registered Physical Therapists and honor their achievement.
The ceremony provided an opportunity to acknowledge the dedication and perseverance behind the graduates’ success. Magboo, one of the national topnotchers, also shared his experiences and words of encouragement with aspiring allied health professionals. His message offered insights into the journey toward professional licensure and encouraged students to remain committed to their goals. The strong performance of LPU-Batangas in the June 2026 PTLE reflects the continuing efforts of CAMP to prepare students for professional practice through quality education and comprehensive training. The achievement of its graduates further contributes to the University’s tradition of developing competent professionals who are prepared to serve their communities and the healthcare sector.

The strong performance of LPU-Batangas in the June 2026 PTLE reflects LPU-Batangas’ commitment to providing quality education, preparing graduates for meaningful professional opportunities, and fostering an inclusive learning environment where students can pursue their aspirations regardless of their circumstances. These efforts align with Sustainable Development Goals 4 (Quality Education), 8 (Decent Work and Economic Growth), and 10 (Reduced Inequalities) by equipping learners with relevant knowledge and skills, supporting their transition into professional careers, and promoting equitable opportunities for personal and professional development.

Their achievement stands as an inspiration to current students and future generations of allied health professionals at LPU-Batangas.






