The Ministry of National Education, Preschool and Sports announced on Saturday the final results of the 2025 regular baccalaureate session, with the national success rate among enrolled candidates standing at 66.8%, marking a slight decline from last year’s 67.86%.
Girls achieved a notably higher pass rate at 71.3%, compared to 61.81% for boys.
According to the ministry’s statement, 250,075 candidates from public and private schools passed the exams, including 154,918 girls, an increase of 1.5% from 2024.
A total of 374,371 enrolled students sat for the exams, with an attendance rate of 97.14%, slightly down from 97.36% in 2024. Among independent (free) candidates, 71,361 participated, representing a turnout of 64.42%, with a pass rate of 36.95%, down from 39.56% last year.
Some 152,261 students earned their diplomas with honors, accounting for 54.9% of all those who passed. The Moroccan international baccalaureate saw a success rate of 68.95%, while the professional baccalaureate reached 76.15%, signaling promising outcomes for these newer tracks.
Students with special needs were not left behind: 69.66% of candidates with disabilities benefited from adapted exams, grading accommodations, or both.
All candidates will receive their results via SMS and through their Taalim.ma email accounts starting early Saturday morning. Digital versions of baccalaureate diplomas will be available from June 15.
As for the resit session, 153,612 candidates are expected to take the exams on July 3, 4, and 5, with results scheduled for release on July 12, 2025.
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