was originally scheduled for September but was moved to October 30 to 31 and November 1 to 2, after it was canceled due to the implementation of the modified enhanced community quarantine in Metro Manila.Ian Gabriel Alparaque Juyad of the University of the Philippines -Manila topped the list of future Physicians with a score of 87.50 percent.
In second place is a tie between Jian Kenzo Ong Leal and Geremiah Edison Daniel Cosia Llanes, both also from UP Manila, with a score of 87.42 percent. They are closely followed by Alyssa May Bringas Madriaga from the University of Santo Tomas with 87.33 percent.
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