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Religious Education Pass Requires 70%
The Ministry of Education clarifies that Religious Education is considered one of the core subjects essential for passing and assessment in the Egyptian Baccalaureate system. A minimum of 70% must be achieved in this subject to pass, even though it is outside the final overall score. During the preparatory stage (the first year of secondary school), the grades of all subjects are not included in the overall total. The system emphasizes that Religious Education remains a compulsory subject for success, and this remains true in the specialization phase, with limited exceptions such as some tracks that include the second foreign language within the overall score. The aim of these regulations is to organize the assessment system to achieve a balance between developing students' skills and emphasizing specialized subjects that prepare them for university education.
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