As a reminder, since the Baccalaureate reform, the baccalaureate mark is based 40% on continuous assessment and 60% on the so-called terminal tests: written and oral French, taken in Première class, specialty tests, philosophy and the grand oral, passed in Terminale.
\nAdmission rate for all sectors combined (general, technological, professional):\n• 487 candidates presented themselves for the June 2024 session, i.e. 19 fewer students compared to the 2023 session.
\n• In total, 347 candidates were received at the end of the first group, i.e. 71,3% of those present compared to 67,9% for the 2023 session, i.e. an increase of 3,4 points.
\n• 69 candidates are postponed (14,2%) compared to 78 in 2023 (15,5%).
\n• There are 71 candidates who appear for the second group of tests compared to 83 in 2023.\nAdmission rate by sector:\n• The admission rate at the end of the first group of general baccalaureate tests is
\n77,9%, down 2,2 points compared to 2023.
\n• The admission rate at the end of the first group of technological baccalaureate tests is 69,5%, an increase of 0,4 points compared to the 2023 session.
\n• The admission rate at the end of the first group of professional baccalaureate tests reached 67,4%, an increase of 10,2 points compared to the 2023 session.\nHarry Christophe, vice-rector, and his SENIDN team extend their congratulations to all the new baccalaureate graduates and extend their encouragement to those who take the second group of tests.\n\n\n\n\n
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