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Tarbawi Explains Egypt Baccalaureate Differences
The Egyptian Baccalaureate system differs from Egypt's General Secondary School. It spans two years and includes four tracks, compared to the three branches in the General Secondary School. The Baccalaureate system involves six core subjects plus one outside the overall score, giving students four chances to take each exam, compared to just one opportunity in the General Secondary School. The total score for the Baccalaureate is 600 points, with the percentage of general subjects constituting up to 50% of the overall grades.
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