Which law mandated the full computerization of the licensure examinations?

The law that mandated the full computerization of licensure examinations is Republic Act 8981, also known as the "PRC Modernization Act of 2000." This act was enacted to improve the services of the Professional Regulation Commission (PRC) and to modernize the processes involved in licensure examinations. Among its various provisions, the act specifically calls for the adoption of information technology systems, which includes the full computerization of licensure exams. This enhancement aims to streamline the examination process, reduce administrative burdens, and improve accessibility for examinees.

The other laws listed do not pertain to the computerization of licensure exams. Republic Act 7722 relates to the Higher Education Act, RA 9288 pertains to the preparation, amendment, and implementation of the Newborn Screening System, and RA 9165 is the Comprehensive Dangerous Drugs Act. Each of these laws addresses different areas of public policy and does not focus on the regulation or modernization of professional licensure examinations.