About this event

Success in the Electronics Engineering profession begins long before graduation. It is built through discipline, effective study habits, strategic preparation, and a mindset committed to excellence. This seminar, "Beyond the Boards: How to Keep Winning Exams and Leverage the ECE Advantage," is designed to inspire and equip aspiring Electronics Engineering students with the tools and strategies needed not only to pass examinations, but to consistently excel in them.

Join Engr. Mary Franz Formalejo, CCNA, a distinguished Top 3 ECE Board Exam Passer, as she shares her personal journey from being a student to becoming one of the country's highest-performing board examinees. Through firsthand experiences, practical techniques, and valuable insights, she will reveal the study methods, preparation strategies, and winning mindset that enabled her to achieve exceptional results in one of the most challenging professional licensure examinations.

This seminar aims to:

• Learn effective study techniques and preparation strategies for board examinations
• Develop confidence and resilience in facing academic and professional challenges
• Leverage the ECE advantage to achieve long-term career success and continuous professional growth

Be inspired to go beyond merely passing exams. Learn how to consistently perform at your highest potential, maximize every opportunity in your ECE journey, and build a foundation for a successful engineering career. This learning experience is made possible through the initiative and dedication of a group of passionate Electronics Engineering students who aim to foster academic excellence and professional growth among their peers. The road to becoming an outstanding Electronics Engineer starts with the decision to pursue excellence, and this seminar is your chance to take that next step.

This seminar is proudly organized as part of the academic and professional development initiatives of the ECE0045 students of Section TT41-2, reflecting their commitment to empowering future engineers through meaningful learning opportunities and industry-inspired discussions.