Bosconian graduates are ready to serve the world.

The college department doesn’t just expose students with extensive hands-on experience in the fields of Engineering, Architecture, Computer Studies, along with strong collaborations with allied professions and industry leaders, but more importantly, our programs teach students the value of living in accord with faith, integrity, and synergy. We also develop our students with the goal of incorporating the value of technology with a soul.

We believe that both elements work hand-in-hand in order to produce excellent and responsible professionals. In all industries, companies, and organizations, and in any technical field, our graduates are out there, doing their ordinary duties extraordinarily well.

In Don Bosco Technical College, the concept of family spirit is alive and present. The morale of students are high because the professors are supportive and approachable. We join them not only through their academic journey such as architectural designs and circuit design, but also during their extracurricular activities like sports, community extension, arts, and music, just to name a few.

In line with St. John Bosco’s mission, we work towards total human development by providing an academically vigorous and innovative environment that forms the young to be qualified and competent workers, entrepreneurs and professionals who embody the ideals of justice with charity and prosperity with integrity.

We are proud that our graduates have contributed a great amount to the success of the workforce, the economy, and the country.

 
 

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Frequently Asked Questions

What were the recent board exam passing rates of your graduates per program? How did those compare to the national passing rates?

In the past 10 board exams, the BS-Architecture achieved 100% passing 5 times. Average passing rate is 75% in the past 3 years, which is 16% higher than the national average. Against our competitors, we are ranked 5th after UP, UST, DLSU-Benilde, and Mapua. In the last 3 years, DBTC has produced 48 Electronics Engineers with an average passing rate of 43.5%. This is just 3% behind the National Passing average but good enough for 7th place compared to our competitors ahead of FEU, JRU, and NU. In the last 3 years, DBTC has produced 36 Mechanical Engineers with an average passing rate of 57.5%. This is just 2% behind the National Passing average but good enough for 4th place compared to our competitors ahead of RTU, NU, and FEU.

How many graduates do you typically have per program per year?

In the past 3 years (2017-2019), the average number of graduates are as follows:

  • Architecture (14)
  • Computer Engineering (8)
  • Computer Science (10)
  • Electronics Engineering (36)
  • Entrepreneurship (13)
  • Information Technology (46)
  • Mechanical Engineering (27)

What are the ways to take public transportation to get to DBTC-Mandaluyong?

Updated as of December 2019

  • From Makati: Cross the river from the Poblacion Boat Terminal at J.P.Rizal (PhP4). Take a jeepney plying the Hulo-Kalentong route (PhP9) and alight in front of DBTC.
  • From Boni Ave., Mandaluyong: Ride a jeepney along the Boni-Kalentong route (PhP9). Drop off in front of DBTC.
  • From EDSA cor. Shaw Blvd.: At the Starmall Terminal, ride a jeep plying the Crossing-Kalentong route (PhP9). Alight at Kalentong St. and cross Shaw Blvd. Walk 490m (7 minutes) to DBTC.
  • From Cubao: Take the southbound MRT and alight at the Boni Station (PhP16). Then ride a jeepney (PhP9) from the terminal near 7-11 (Boni-Edsa) and drop off at (the BDO branch in) Gen. Kalentong St. Cross Shaw Blvd. and walk 490m (7 minutes) to DBTC.
  • From Cubao, Anonas, or Katipunan: Take LRT2 and alight at Pureza Station (PhP20). Take a jeep going to Punta (PhP10) and drop off in front of DBTC.
  • From Quiapo: Along the side of Quezon Blvd across the Quapo Church (Minor Basilica of the Black Nazarene), take a jeepney plying the Pasig-Quiapo route (PhP15). Drop off near Kalentong St. (after the Sevilla Bridge) and walk (490m) towards DBTC (7min).
  • From LRT1: Drop off at D.Jose Station then cross C.M.Recto Ave.. Take a jeepney plying the Pasig-Quiapo route (PhP15) and alight near Kalentong St. (after the Sevilla Bridge), Walk (490m) towards DBTC (7min).
  • From Paco, Manila: Take the jeepney plying the Paco-Sta. Ana route (PhP10) and drop off in front of Puregold - Kalentong. Walk (500m) along Kalentong St. to DBTC (7min). Or, ride briefly a jeepney plying the Punta-Quiapo route and alight in front of DBTC.
  • From Sta. Lucia in San Juan: Take a jeepney plying the Sta. Lucia-Kalentong route (PhP9) and alight at Kalentong St. (near Caltex Station). Then ride a jeepney of the Vergara-Kalentong route (PhP9) and alight in front of DBTC. Or, from the Caltex station, walk(500m) towards DBTC (7min).
  • From San Juan City Hall: Take a jeepney plying the Agora-Kalentong route (PhP9) and alight at Kalentong St. (near Caltex Station). Then ride a jeepney of the Vergara-Kalentong route (PhP9) and alight right across DBTC. Or, from the Caltex station, walk (500m) towards DBTC.
 

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