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The article discusses the distribution of student grades for the 2026-2027 academic year across various educational stages in Egypt, along with an explanation of how assessments and final exams are calculated for each stage. In primary school, assessments account for 40% of the grades, while final exams constitute 60%. These assessments include elements such as homework, class participation, monthly tests, and attendance, collectively representing 40 out of 100 points. For the transfer grades in the preparatory and secondary levels, assessments make up 70% of the grade, covering weekly, monthly assessments, and attendance, while the final exams account for 30%. Regarding the second secondary grade and the baccalaureate, students are required to achieve a certain percentage of assessments (60% for the baccalaureate) to be eligible to take the exam. There are no annual coursework requirements in the preparatory and secondary certificates, with the final exam being the sole component used for evaluation. Experts pointed out that the weightings of assessments and coursework vary significantly between stages, emphasizing that primary education receives the lowest percentage of assessments and the highest for final exams, while the proportion of assessments increases in higher educational levels.
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