Note
Elementary with a specialization
Some elementary programs sit a third paper. That uses the 20/40/40 table — the same shape as Secondary. Spec practice stays locked here while majorship banks grow.
Elementary · BEEd
Standard Elementary is two subtests and 300 items. The composite is 40% General Education and 60% Professional Education. Start with a free diagnostic, then practice the paper that needs work.
Published
12,454
Gen Ed + Prof Ed
Weights
40/60
Gen Ed · Prof Ed
Subtests
2
Annex A · 150 each
Pass rule
75% + 50%
Both conditions required
Scoring
The official Elementary table is a weighted composite — not an average of averages. A high Prof Ed score does not rescue a paper below 50%. Live published Gen Ed + Prof Ed bank: 12,454 items.
40%
Gen Ed
60%
Prof Ed
Composite
≥ 75%Each paper
≥ 50%Note
Some elementary programs sit a third paper. That uses the 20/40/40 table — the same shape as Secondary. Spec practice stays locked here while majorship banks grow.
Secondary / BEEd-spec
Three subtests · 450 items · 20 / 40 / 40
Papers
Timed Gen Ed and Prof Ed mocks use Annex A length. Specialization is not in the free diagnostic.
40%
Communication, science, math, Rizal, history, ethics, and the rest of the CHED GE core.
60%
Teaching profession, curriculum, learners, assessment, and field study.
How to start
Diagnose first. Then practice the competency that leaked points. Timed papers come when you want Annex A length — not as a pass prediction.
01
Thirty track-weighted items from Gen Ed and Prof Ed. Specialization is not in this sitting.
02
Drill the competency that lost points — not the next random item in a pile.
03
Gen Ed and Prof Ed mocks use Annex A length and published weights when you are ready.
Thirty items, track-weighted. Specialization is not in the diagnostic. Try five items with no account if you want a taste.