2026 BAC Results: With 40.60% Pass Rate, Discover Success Rates by Series

Author: Linfodrome CIPublished on: July 7, 2026Country: Côte d'Ivoire

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2026 BAC Results: With 40.60% Pass Rate, Discover Success Rates by Series

The results of the 2026 baccalaureate in Ivory Coast, released on July 6, show an overall pass rate of 40.60%. In general education, Series C (Mathematics and Physics) leads with 75.34%, while Series D (Experimental Sciences) drops to 23.64%. Technical education sees Series F3 (Electrical Engineering) at the top with 48.89%, but Series F2 (Electronics) only reaches 9.21%. Artistic series (H) achieve the best performance across all categories with 96.59%.

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