Malabon LGU to Reward P500,000 Cash Incentive to CMU Board Topnotchers
Students of the City of Malabon University (CMU) who place in the Topnocthers of any PRC board exams may receive P500,000 cash incentive.
City Ordinance No. 13-2023 aims to reward CMU students who place in the Top 10 of any Professional Regulation Commission (PRC) licensure examination. It is a program designed to recognize and reward students who achieve outstanding results in their board examinations.
Through this initiative, the City of Malabon hopes to encourage academic excellence and inspire more students to pursue their goals with determination and hard work.
According to city officials, the program is part of a broader effort to motivate young Malabueños to strive for success in their chosen professions. Board examinations are considered important milestones for graduates, and earning a place among the top performers is a remarkable achievement that requires dedication, discipline, and perseverance.
Mayor Jeannie Sandoval expressed support for the program, emphasizing the importance of recognizing students who bring pride and honor to the city through their accomplishments. The incentive serves not only as financial assistance but also as a symbol of appreciation for the sacrifices and hard work made by students throughout their academic journey.
Many aspiring professionals spend months or even years preparing for licensure examinations. Achieving a spot in the Top 10 often reflects exceptional commitment to learning and mastery of their field.
Through the cash reward, the city hopes to acknowledge these efforts and encourage other students to aim for excellence.
The local government also believes that successful board topnotchers can become role models for younger students. Their achievements can inspire future graduates to work hard, stay focused on their studies, and pursue their dreams despite challenges.
Malabon officials hope to see more CMU graduates excel in future licensure examinations and continue bringing recognition to both the university and the city.
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