The Ministry of National Education, Preschool and Sports announced on Thursday that the number of candidates enrolled in public and private schools who passed the exams in the ordinary and catch-up sessions reached 304,068 for the year 2023.
The pass rate in the ordinary and catch-up sessions reached 73.99%, compared with 78.84% in 2022, the Ministry said in a press release, noting a decline of 4.85%.
A total of 58,780 in-school candidates passed the catch-up exams, the ministry said, with an attendance rate of 94.34% at this session.According to the same source, the number of free candidates who passed this session’s exams reached 13,025, with an attendance rate of 62.17%.
Thus, the number of free candidates who passed both sessions reached 34,364, with a success rate of 43.02%, compared with 46.99% in 2022, a decline of 3.97%.
In the scientific and technical streams, the Ministry noted a success rate of 68.89% among school-going candidates who sat the ordinary and catch-up sessions.
A success rate of 83.86% was also recorded for the humanities and original education streams, and 82.14% for the international streams of the Moroccan baccalaureate.
Finally, the vocational baccalaureate recorded a success rate of 68.71%.
On this occasion, the Ministry praised the exemplary involvement of education and training officials in the implementation of measures aimed at reinforcing the credibility of the Moroccan baccalaureate and guaranteeing equal opportunities.
The Ministry expressed its great appreciation for the efforts of families, local and security authorities, and all those who ensured that the tests took place in the best possible conditions, not forgetting the efforts of the media who accompanied the various stages of these tests.
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