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Significance of 60% for Baccalaureate scores
The Ministry of Education clarifies that the grades for the annual coursework for second-year high school students under the Egyptian Baccalaureate system are not added to the final overall score eligible for university admission. Instead, they are used to monitor students' performance and ensure that they meet the requirements for entering the final exam. A student must achieve at least 60% of the weekly and monthly assessments in each subject to qualify for the final exam. This condition is applied starting from the first opportunity exams in the academic year 2026/2027. The assessment grades are distributed across six categories totaling 100 points, including projects, weekly assessments, homework, behavior, monthly evaluations, with an emphasis that these grades are not added to the final overall score for university applications.
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