Outstanding Achievements in the 2026 Baccalaureate Examination
The Moroccan Ministry of National Education, Preschool, and Sports has recently released important data regarding the highest scores recorded nationwide during the regular session of the national unified examination for obtaining the Baccalaureate diploma, which took place in June 2026. In an official statement, the ministry detailed the distribution of the top scores according to different streams and disciplines, as well as by the regional academies of education and training.
In terms of academic streams, the highest scoring students were recognized for their exceptional performance across various disciplines. For example, Omar Al-Dhahab achieved an impressive score of 19.76 in the Mathematics Sciences stream with a French option, hailing from the Casablanca-Settat region. Following closely was Hafsa Haimer, who scored 19.65 in Life and Earth Sciences, also from the Casablanca-Settat region. Other notable scores include Marwa Aqeel with 19.63 in Physical Sciences and Ryan Menoun with 19.39 in Mathematics Sciences – French option, both from the same region.
As for the regional distribution, the results highlighted the top-performing students from various educational institutions. Notable mentions include Rayhana Al-Raghibi, who scored 19.56 in Physical Sciences at the Qalam Educational Institution II in the Souss-Massa region, and Noor Al-Huda Adnan, who achieved a score of 19.53 at the Benmbarak Institution in the Rabat-Salé-Kénitra area. These outstanding achievements reflect the dedication and hard work of both students and educators involved in the preparation for this crucial examination.
Regional Academic Performance
The announcement also provided insights into the performance of different educational institutions across various regions. The highest scores were not only indicative of individual efforts but also highlighted the quality of education provided by these institutions. For instance, the Al-Madina Schools in Ain Sebaa produced the highest scorer, Omar Al-Dhahab, marking a significant achievement for the institution. Other institutions such as the Al-Amin Educational Complex and the Secondary School of the Martyr Saleh Serghini also showcased impressive results, with multiple students achieving scores above 19.0.
This year's results demonstrate a remarkable level of academic excellence among Moroccan students and underscore the ongoing commitment of the Ministry of Education to enhance educational standards across the country. The detailed breakdown of scores by discipline and institution serves not only as a recognition of student achievement but also as a valuable resource for prospective students and educators alike, aiming to foster an environment of learning and excellence.
As reported by anwarpress.com.
