What occurs after the examination as indicated in RA 5527?

The process that follows the examination as indicated in RA 5527, which pertains to the Philippine Medical Technology Act of 1969, primarily involves the "rating and reporting processes." This refers to the systematic evaluation of exam results where candidates' performances are assessed, and the scores are compiled.

The ratings are crucial as they determine whether candidates have passed or failed the licensure exam, ensuring that the process maintains the integrity of the profession. Once the ratings are calculated and verified, they are typically reported to the appropriate regulatory authority for official notification.

In this context, immediate certification issuance may follow after the reporting process, but it is contingent upon the successful completion of the rating process. Public announcements of results do occur, but they are a consequence of the reporting process. A formal appeals process, while it exists, is not the immediate next step after examination; it would come into play if an examinee wishes to contest their results based on the outcome of the rating and reporting process. Thus, the rating and reporting processes are fundamental components in ensuring that the exam's results are accurate and transparent before any subsequent actions or announcements.