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The document is the UPCAT Form No. 2, which is a secondary school record required for applicants to the University of the Philippines College Admission Test (UPCAT). It outlines eligibility criteria for applicants, including senior students and graduates from accredited schools, and details the necessary information and documentation that must be provided by the school's principal or head. The form requires complete academic records, grading systems, and signatures from authorized personnel, emphasizing the importance of accuracy and completeness in submission.

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Can you change courses after UPCAT?

No. The only time you can change campus and course is when UP does not admit you (for reconsideration purposes) or, if you get in, you ended with DPWAS. Once you submitted your requirements for UPCAT, thats it. If pumasa ka sa original course mo, shifting ang next thing to do mo.

Can I still edit my Form 1 in UPCAT?

Applicants can still edit their submitted application. After printing out Form 1, make your edits/revisions as necessary, but make sure to countersign all changes you make. To avoid having to make manual edits, please preview what you have inputted before you submit.

Can you retake the UPCAT?

The deadline for filing applications for the UPCAT is announced regularly, usually from late July to early August. The UPCAT can only be taken once by an applicant. Any applicant who has taken the examination is ineligible to retake it.

What is the time limit for the UPCAT?

Bring only your Test Permit, School ID or any valid government issued ID card, 2 good quality pencils, sharpener, rubber eraser and snacks. The test administration will last about five hours. The use of mobile phones, calculating devices, and/or cameras during the test is strictly prohibited.

What is a high school record?

Your high school transcript is a complete record of your academic achievements in high school. It starts with the first grading period of your first year of high school and is updated each term until you graduate.