2026 First-phase Coordination Hints at Lower Scores for Science and Math
The preliminary indicators of the 2026 high school results suggest that the minimum scores required for the first phase of university placement will likely decrease for the scientific tracks, especially Sciences and Mathematics. This is primarily due to lower high scores compared to last year, despite an overall increase in the number of students passing. It is expected that the minimum score for Scientific Sciences will drop from 91.56% to between 90.5% and 91.5%, and for Mathematical Sciences from 88.44% to between 87.5% and 88.5%. This decline is influenced by a decrease in the overall success rate from 79.2% to 75.1%. The score ranges are still being studied to determine the final thresholds, amid widespread anticipation among students and parents for the official announcement of the university placement criteria.
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