The announcement of the 2026 baccalaureate exam results reveals a persistent trend: female candidates continue to outperform their male counterparts in both the regular and supplementary sessions. With an overall pass rate exceeding 81 percent for students, the figures underline significant developments in educational achievement.
Outstanding Performance Among Female Candidates
The Moroccan Ministry of National Education, Preschool, and Sports declared that 337,192 candidates from public and private educational institutions passed the exam, achieving an impressive overall success rate of 81.6 percent. This calculation accounts for results from both the initial and supplementary sessions. Specifically, the supplementary session alone witnessed 64,586 successful candidates, with an attendance rate of 86 percent, reflecting high levels of discipline and engagement in the examination process.
Gender Disparities in Exam Success
Data from the ministry highlights a notable disparity in success rates between genders. Females achieved a pass rate of 84.5 percent among those who attended the examination, compared to only 78.6 percent for males. This gap not only indicates an ongoing trend but also emphasizes the strong performance of female students in national assessments year after year.
Success Among Private Candidates
For the independent candidates, the combined number of successful students across both sessions reached 31,034, with a success rate of 54.5 percent. Within the supplementary session alone, 9,549 individuals succeeded, showcasing resilience and determination among this group.
Acknowledging Collective Efforts
In its concluding remarks, the Ministry of Education extended congratulations to all successful candidates and commended the orderly conduct of the baccalaureate exams, which were characterized by mobilization, discipline, and commitment. The ministry lauded the efforts of educators, administrative staff, and all involved in ensuring the integrity of this national qualification and maintaining equality of opportunity for all candidates. Furthermore, appreciation was expressed for the support of families, local authorities, security forces, and the media, underscoring that the collective efforts were instrumental in the success of this vital educational milestone.
