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Kaya Mo ’ToReviewer for the Career Service and DICT ICT Proficiency exams
Form CC-10 · About this reviewerFacts rev. 2026-11-07

Reference

About this reviewer

Kaya Mo ’To is an independent study aid for Filipino reviewees preparing for the Career Service Examination and the DICT ICT Proficiency examination.

What is here, and what is not

  • 283 hand-written practice items, 15 subject notes and 16 hands-on programming briefs. All are original. None are actual or leaked CSC or DICT questions — reproducing those is prohibited, and we do not try.
  • Exam formats and coverage come from the documents listed on the Sources page, each with the date we last checked it. Where a fact could not be verified, the site says so.
  • The full-length CSE mock has the official number of scored items (150 or 145) and the official time limit, with no repeated items. Its subject mix is our own, because CSC does not publish one, and it does not reproduce the unscored EDQ questionnaire.
  • The hands-on workbench can run sample code through Judge0 with your consent. Its full rubrics and self-checks remain for honest self-assessment only.
  • Kaya Mo ’To is not affiliated with or endorsed by the Civil Service Commission or the Department of Information and Communications Technology. Always rely on their official announcements for schedules, fees and requirements.

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