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Criminologist Licensure Exam · Pilot 2026
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The board exam, by weight
Official PRC exam outline · Republic Act 11131
- 20%Criminal Law and Jurisprudence
- 20%Crime Detection and Investigation
- 20%Criminology
- 15%Law Enforcement Administration
- 15%Forensic Sciences (Criminalistics)
- 10%Correctional Administration
What each subject covers
The topic list under each one comes from the board's own outline.
Criminal Law and Jurisprudence
The Revised Penal Code, special penal laws, and criminal procedure from complaint to judgment.
Crime Detection and Investigation
Scene handling, interview and interrogation, surveillance, and chain of custody.
Criminology
Theories of crime causation, the schools of thought behind them, and the sociology of criminal behaviour.
Law Enforcement Administration
Police organisation and supervision, planning, patrol operations, and police ethics.
Forensic Sciences (Criminalistics)
Dactyloscopy, ballistics, questioned documents, forensic photography, and polygraph method and limits.
Correctional Administration
Institutional corrections, penology, probation and parole, and treatment programmes.
What you get
Question bank
Board-style questions written to the official exam outline, with more added every week by the content team.
Every answer explained
Why the correct choice is correct, why the other three are wrong, and the rule behind it.
Timed mock exams
Full-length practice under exam timing, scored against the passing average and the subject floor.
Progress tracking
A score per subject, so you can see which one needs the most work.
Review on the jeep, in the province, with no signal.
Install it once. A full study session runs with the data off, and your progress syncs the next time you have a connection.
- Quick to install, small download
- Full study sessions, fully offline
- Progress saves and updates when you're back online
What it costs
The free plan is not a trial. It does not ask for a card.
- Daily practice sets drawn from the board's subjects
- Explanations for every answer
- Offline study mode
- Basic progress tracking
Announced at pilot launch.
- Everything in Free
- Full-length timed mock exams
- Full progress tracking per subject
- Unlimited question bank access
Does it really work offline?+
Yes. Downloaded sets and rationales work without a connection. Progress syncs when you're back online.
Do the questions match the actual board exam?+
Yes. Every question follows the official PRC exam outline (RA 11131).
How much will Premium cost?+
We'll announce the price at launch. Waitlist members get the launch price.
What happens after I join the waitlist?+
You get a confirmation now, and an invite the day we launch. No spam, just a few emails total.
Who's behind CrimForge
The educators and developers building the platform.
Board exam news, as it lands
Schedule changes, PRC issuances, and the rules that decide your result. Each one names its source.
The next Criminologist Licensure Examination sits on 27 September 2026
That is the date every countdown, mock exam block, and study plan on CrimForge is built backwards from.
Source: PRC examination scheduleRA 11131 sets the pass mark at a 75% average with no subject below 60%
Miss the floor in a single subject and the result is deferred, not failed. CrimForge analytics calls that verdict out per subject rather than showing one average.
Source: RA 11131, Art. III, Sec. 17Every question maps to the 2024 PRC table of specifications
Subject weights, topic coverage, and the cognitive split all come from the official outline, so practice matches how the board is actually built.
Source: PRC BSCRIM table of specifications, 2024Board strategy, in plain language
Exam tactics, the rules behind the CLE, and how to study for it.
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- First access when we launch
- The launch price on Premium
- A say in what we build next