BFEM 2026: Results Now Accessible via QR Code on Smartphone

Author: senenews.comPublished on: July 10, 2026Country: Senegal

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Senegal's Ministry of National Education introduces a QR code system for the 2026 BFEM exam, allowing candidates to view their results on smartphones by scanning the code on their exam slip. This innovation aims to simplify procedures, reduce travel and queues, and modernize result publication. The Exam and Competition Directorate implements this measure as part of the digital transformation of the education system.

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