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New Baccalaureate System Details
The new Baccalaureate system in Egypt, set to be implemented in the 2026/2027 academic year, aims to replace the traditional high school system by adopting a flexible cumulative assessment approach that reduces psychological pressure on students. The system relies on the students' cumulative grades over the second and third years of high school, with the possibility of retaking and improving grades. It includes four study tracks: Medicine and Life Sciences, Engineering and Computer Science, Business, and Arts and Humanities, allowing students to choose their specialties early and connect their studies with the labor market. Additionally, it focuses on modern curricula that emphasize developing thinking and analytical skills rather than rote memorization, with the goal of ending the high school crisis and reducing the fear of final exams. The actual results are expected to be announced in 2027, while an old system will continue during a transitional period.
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