Republic Act No. 7731

: Presidential Decree Numbered One Hundred Forty-Six (P.D. No. 146) was repealed by Republic Act No. 7731.
: The requirement of a National College Entrance Examination (NCEE) for high school graduates seeking admission to post-secondary degree programs necessitating a minimum of four years of study was abolished.
: Republic Act No. 7731 was approved on June 2, 1994.
: It prohibits the requirement of any national entrance examination for admission to post-secondary degree programs.
: No, those who failed the examinations required under P.D. No. 146 can no longer be denied admission by any school, college, or university to any post-secondary program requiring at least four years of study, subject to the admission requirements of the institution.
: Admission to post-secondary degree programs shall be subject to the admission requirements of the individual institutions, but not based on a national entrance exam.
: The purpose of the Act is to abolish the National College Entrance Examination and repeal P.D. No. 146 that mandated it.
: No, the Act does not specify any penalties for institutions requiring a national entrance exam.
: The provisions took effect upon the approval of the Act on June 2, 1994.
: P.D. No. 146 aimed to upgrade the quality of education in the Philippines by requiring all high school graduates to pass a national entrance examination for admission to certain post-secondary degree programs.