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Union Christian College marks a significant milestone as this year's batch of BS Computer Science and BS Information Systems students took the 13th TOPCIT (Test of Practical Competency in ICT)βan international assessment that measures real-world ICT competencies, including problem-solving, system thinking, and practical application in software, data, and IT processes. Unlike traditional exams, TOPCIT does not follow a pass-or-fail system. Instead, it evaluates examinees based on competency levels (1β5) derived from a total score out of 1,000. In academic and industry practice, Level 3 (Competent) is widely recognized as the minimum professional benchmark, indicating readiness to address and solve typical technical and business problems expected of university graduates. JESICS proudly recognizes the TOPCIT achievers: Level 3 β Competent β’ Kathleen Mae Laurido Level 2 β Advanced Beginner β’ Anna Trixie D. Alfon β’ James Albert N. Cabrera β’ Vincent C. Faustino β’ Carol Ann M. Mendoza β’ Angel Samantha M. Morales β’ Gabrielle Anne E. Peralta β’ Nicole C. Swinburn These results reflect varying stages of competency development, highlighting both professional readiness and areas for continued growth. Achieving Level 3 signifies practical βpassingβ in industry terms, while Levels 1β2 remain valid indicators of progress and learning potential. This historic participation affirms UCCβs commitment to outcomes-based ICT education and the preparation of students for real-world professional challenges in the digital field. Layout from Junior Enthusiasts in Systems, Information, and Computing Society #SDG4QualityEducation #SDG8decentworkandeconomicgrowth #sbsroar #LongLiveTheUCCSpirit #homeofwholepersoneducation