Low pass rate for baccalaureate exams in Morocco
2007-06-22
The pass rate for this year’s first round of baccalaureate exams was 39.1%. Some 87,000 students, more than half of them girls, were successful. Science and technology subjects saw the highest success rates.
By Sarah Touahri for Magharebia in Rabat – 22/06/07
 [Sarah Touahri] 118,767 candidates will take part in the additional round of exams to be held July 5th. |
Emotions ran high in Moroccan schools when the results of this year's first round of baccalaureate exams were announced on Wednesday (June 20th). The overall pass rate was 39.1%, up by 1.1% from last year.
This year’s baccalaureate exams saw some new initiatives to improve standards and raise the credibility of the qualification.
For some there was relief, while others were unhappy with their poor results. "I’m very happy, but at the same time I’m sorry for the people who didn’t pass. Anyway, they’ve still got another chance in two weeks’ time," student Sarah Bakkali said.
A total of 86,994 candidates passed. More than half of them are girls. "Boys and girls did more or less equally well," a Ministry of Education statement said. "Girls have done better than ever."
Science and technology subjects saw the highest pass rate of 46.7%, up by 5% on the same round of exams last year. Arts subjects continued to see the lowest pass rates, with only 30.3% of candidates making the grade.
This is not the end of the road for students who failed. Another round of exams on July 5th will give 118,767 students another chance. Ministry officials are expecting the overall percentage of successful students to rise considerably after the additional round since the number of candidates sitting the second session corresponds to half of those who sat the first.
The 25,460 independent candidates scored lower than average, with a pass rate of 15.2%.
The final results of the exams will be published on July 15th, immediately after examiners conclude their deliberations.
Many candidates who passed thought that some exams were too difficult or too lengthy for the time given to complete them. Although she managed to pass her exams, Rihab Souri told Magharebia that the length of time allowed for science exams was insufficient to enable candidates to obtain good results.
Teacher Jamal Salimi believes that although pass rates are still low, the results so far are a major improvement over last year. Some teachers criticise students’ lack of ability, which they believe is the reason why many candidates are unable to access higher education. "If the pass rates are still low, it’s because they reflect the true abilities of candidates. The exams are there to ensure that the better students get through," said Arabic teacher Jawad Hatit.
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MILOUD Posted 2007-06-22
I think that the Moroccan ministry of national education has made the exams difficult, and I say to those who haven't passed, next year.
hanane Posted 2007-06-22
Salam alaikoum. I'm one of the students who have passed successfully the baccalaureate exams this year. I think that there's no improvement at all as over 60% of the candidates either qualified for the second round or failed. And even those who managed to pass, most of them got a moderate pass which is almost unacceptable as the student who gets such grade should just throw that diploma and join the university which is avoided by students, namely because no higher institute or school accept students with low grades. So if those who failed are sad because they didn't pass, those who passed are also sad as they got a grade that isn't acceptable in Moroccan schools, so their success is just in appearance.
رشيد Posted 2007-06-22
The girls are the biggest cheaters in Morocco.
moha Posted 2007-06-22
Berber activists blame Arabization for the high illiteracy rate in Morocco - - 56 percent of its citizens cannot read -- because Berber children often drop out when confronted with teachers who speak only Arabic. They also blame it for the continued poverty of most Berbers. Fifty percent of Moroccans live on less than $50 a month, and most of the poor are Berbers.
امان Posted 2007-06-23
I want the results of the baccalaureate exam
rachid Posted 2007-06-23
If you really want to move forward in Morocco, you need to change the people’s horrible personalities.
AMENZOU Posted 2007-06-24
Azoul everybody,as an african man (of course Moroccan), i would like to say that the chief matter that students encounter in this admirable amazigh land is that they do not get a stong foundation when they are in the first stages of their development. Let us be logical just for a bit, and let us conffess that the policy of the government is main drawback that weakens develoipment in Morocco. That is to say the policy of arabisation is what constantly makes morocco plenty of illeterate people and rate of illeteracy is high. As student, we hope that the government will understand that we disagree with such barbaric policy, and that it should confess that Thamazight is an official language in Morocco. Thanmirt attass.
ميرا Posted 2007-06-24
I ask you to be lenient in correcting the second session of the baccalaureate.
تارودانت Posted 2007-06-24
What happened to the student Ilyas Hamich in the high school Sidi Ou Sidi in Taroudant shows that there is a lobby controlling the destiny of the sons of this country.
فاشل Posted 2007-06-24
Where is justice, we're really oppressed and the prayer of the oppressed is answered. We're in the second session, and in the regional I got 11, and I am sure that I did the exam in the best way, where's democracy, where's transparency, where's sincerity, where's the transparency you've been claiming for years, they sell our grades to the fools who don't deserve them without making any efforts, by God, this is unfair.
R Zaki Posted 2007-06-25
Salam Alaikum, Hanane I am very happy for you. I can tell you are very good student for the fact your english is impeccable. Nevermind the bigots like rachid who calls girls are cheaters. He is one of the few guys that will always blame their problems on women. I wish lots of luck in the future and may ALLAH (swt) help you succeed. Regards
رشيد مساعد Posted 2007-06-25
Salam alaikoum, as a student who has sit for the exam of the baccalaureate, but didn't succeed because of the attitude of some teacher, I hope that they'll change that attitude towards the student namely the administration...good luck to everyone in the second session.
jihad ouddida Posted 2007-06-26
The exam is very difficult, don't worry, and pray with me so that I pass in a technical series, oh Muslim brothers God bless you, I'm Jihad Ouddida, and thanks so much, please don't forget to pray.
سهام Posted 2007-06-26
The baccalaureate exams were somehow easy, except for the physics exam, I'll sit for the second session, please make it easy as it's my sole hope, thank you!!!
tazarni idriss Posted 2007-06-26
Hi, Tnzolin Zagora, Zawit Lfagoss, good luck, hello, good evening.
ثلاث فتيا ت محبطات Posted 2007-06-26
Salam alaikoum, we're candidates in the second session of the bac- please make the exams doable, we're not all very smart, thank you.
Citoyen Posted 2007-06-27
There is what we call the system... if you want to succeed, you must follow it. There is no other choice- in effect, the bac results reflect in some way the quality of the Moroccan educational system, the objectives seem somewhat ambiguous, and the students remain the primary victims. (Without talking about emotional and physical stress) The equation has numerous parameters, so the solution isn't as easy as all that.
معنديش Posted 2007-06-28
No salam, no talk, shame on you! 9.99? That's irrational, this is unfair, do you have no mercy? Don't hurt my feelings (don't put that grade to begin with, you should have given me the average and give me no hope, no problem, no need for that second session, [expletive] on you and your ministry of education, you're all fakers. May God treat you according to your faith, and even if I had got that baccalaureate, I swear by God that I would have put it in the toilet.
kaka Posted 2007-06-28
nothing to say, there's no will and no power but from God.
مريم Posted 2007-06-29
Salam alaikoum, please pass the second session (we can't bear a new shock).
fati Posted 2007-06-30
Please make the second session easy
حماد ايت اسفول تلغبالت تازارين زاكووورة Posted 2007-07-01
Salam alaikoum, just for 0.01 you make people fail.
rachid Posted 2007-07-01
What a shame.
siham Posted 2007-07-01
I would like my grades for baccalaureate.
wafae Posted 2007-07-03
May God protect you, make the exam a bit easier as we've only one hope, it's not easy to lose one year of your life, and thanks.
وفاء Posted 2007-07-03
I ask you to make the second session easier (please don't compound our difficulties), thank you
ibrahim Posted 2007-07-07
I am one of the t c s no bac yet hahahahahaha
دريس أكادير 070731288 Posted 2007-07-09
If the bac wants you, it wants you, if it doesn't want you it doesn't- even if you're with your father, and the witty should understand.
issam Posted 2007-07-12
What are the results of the baccalaureate?
محمد+بوجمعة Posted 2007-07-12
Those who passed have passed, those who failed have failed, those who took the second session have taken it, and there's no pass but the pass of the other world. Congratulations to those who passed- I wish patience for those who failed and good luck to candidates to the second session.
jamila Posted 2007-07-14
Salam alaikoum, congratulations to those who passed wishing good luck to the others inchallah.
ملاك Posted 2007-07-14
Will, hope and self-confidence make the human being achieve success.
الحسين Posted 2007-07-14
In the name of God, stop this and no more idle talk.
mohamed Posted 2007-07-15
I'm one of the students who sat for the second session of the baccalaureate, it's said that the results will be for today, but there's nothing of that.
بوجمعة مليخاف 070010920 Posted 2007-07-16
Salam alaikoum, congratulations to all those who received the baccalaureate diploma in Morocco and patience to those who didn't get it hoping from God that they will get in a future occasion with the help of God. In fact, the policy of education in Morocco is deteriorating as a result of the changes introduced at the beginning of the reform of the first year of the baccalaureate (regional exam). On this occasion, I address a call to the Ministry of National Education in order to restructure the internal system of the education project as it's not in favour of all the students in the Kingdom of Morocco. As teaching isn't the same in the Kingdom of Morocco, every institute has its educational system. Thank you.
الصحراوي Posted 2007-07-16
In the name of God, you impress us with the way you speak, but in studies you're nothing.
hanaa Posted 2007-07-16
The exam was not for wimps. It was a real shame, especially the natural sciences.
mohamed Posted 2007-07-19
Hi, I think that passing the exam is associated with the qualifications of the candidates, their hard-work and their efforts in studies which might raise the rate of success of the candidates.
hamza Posted 2007-07-22
Hi, Please, tell me, is the baccalaureate exam easy or difficult? Please reply; I am afraid of taking it next year.
boufrad Posted 2007-07-29
Not a word to say.
karim amlos Posted 2007-09-29
To tell the truth, education in Morocco is still lacking so many things. But thanks to God, this is not just the case in morocco, but in all Arab countries. I hope there will be an interest in this sector as all developed countries have achieved development thanks to this sector. As to you Hamza, don’t worry, the exam will be inchallah easy. But in spite of that you should review your lessons from the beginning. Ok?
tima Posted 2007-11-27
Hi. I'm really sorry for all the students who weren't successful in the exams. Honestly, I was concerned when I read the article because I will sit for the exam this year and I have no good idea about completing this exam.
معتصم بالله Posted 2007-12-31
Salam alaikoum. I will sit for the baccalaureate exams; I hope that the national exam will be reasonable for all. If we consider things seriously, we’ll find out that those who work hard will achieve a good result al this is accompanied with prayers and worship to God Almighty. Yes I agree with some friends about the injustice of some teachers to the students. We should just be patient. Finally, oh Lord we ask you by your great names and qualities not to make us among the oppressors, and make us among the faithful. Salam alaikoum.
ادريس ايت الحاج Posted 2008-01-20
Salam alaikoum. I tell you may God assist you all. But success comes with hard work and patience; patience is the key to outlets. I’m like you; my concern is your concern. But if we pass we rejoice and if we lose we’re not very sad, we should have strength and patience. Praise be to God in all situations. Salam.
عبد من عباد الله Posted 2008-02-22
Eh brothers, have you seen anyone who has 2 in the national exam and passes….??? Of course this young man is well known by all the people of the town of El Youssoufia to be -stupid- but money makes a road. By God Almighty this case exists. There is no power and no will but from God. God suffices us and He is the best protector against these officials. God suffices us and He is the best protector against them. Administrative corruption has extended to all sectors. God sanctions everyone for his deeds.
meknassia Posted 2008-03-24
hey everybody you really scared me 4 passing that test i ll kill myself if i will not succeed in it plus its a shame to not have it please i wanna have an answer
youssef Posted 2008-04-07
There is a proverb which says you reap what you sow. When a person falls, he looks for a pretext.
نبيل القوشي Posted 2008-04-12
I got my baccalaureate degree in literature of 2004, what have I done with it? [Expletive] nothing. What a pity for the distinction 12. But if you have money you will work, if you don’t have, throw yourself in the sea. My advice to you, young people, is not to dream because they are fooling folks. By God, even the man who sells bottles is better than you. D
yahya Posted 2008-04-18
I think that Morocco is experiencing a very difficult period, in terms of education. The ministry of national education sincerely didn’t know how to develop education. Instead of improving it, it has complicated it. I don't know the real cause. They don’t need so much experience in this field. God grants success to everyone.
شهيناز Posted 2008-04-23
I want to know why the success rate in Tetouan is very low.
SOUKAYNA Posted 2008-05-20
Salam to all Arabs and Muslims. I hope that you control your nerves because everyone is depressed from the exams, this is true but we should control ourselves and rely on God. This is the environment in which we grew up. There is no power and no will but from God. We hope that we will improve in an attempt to make progress and achieve prosperity. Thank you.
اسماعيل Posted 2008-05-21
I am from Allal Al Fassi. Look, even if you study all day and night, you won’t pass. Listen people of Allal Al Fassi, the baccalaureate with a satisfactory pass is valueless. Listen to what I say. I am so sorry.
مغربي Posted 2008-05-22
I think that the exam was as it should have been. I am still wondering what if everyone had passed, what would the government have done?
ikram Posted 2008-05-23
Results account 2 bac.
hassan Posted 2008-05-29
Firstly I thank the administrators of this forum. I address my message to all the students of the baccalaureate in my country, Morocco. I advise them to work hard in order to achieve their goal. Believe me when I tell you that I obtained the baccalaureate without preparing for it. But I did so with a grade point average insufficient to allow me to enter any high level institute. I just stayed at home and strolled the streets as they say. I no longer know my fate in the future. I call upon all the students to be patient and work hard and the results won’t be disappointing. I am thinking of leaving Morocco now but I know that I will miss it and miss its people. I wish you all success. May you get good results. If you work hard, you will reap good results.
hassaniya Posted 2008-05-30
Hassaniya, honestly this year I will participate in the national exam of the baccalaureate. My question is why don’t you make the common curriculum universal in all Morocco because other books are different in some courses. I want the reply very soon please. Your sister Hasaniya Zinbl from Agadir.
ياسين قرافي Posted 2008-05-31
Firstly, schools suffer from an significant deterioration in the educational sector. The cause of this is that administrative corruption is prevalent in all sectors. God rewards everyone.
هبة Posted 2008-06-04
The baccalaureate exams are characterized by their lack of transparency and bias of the supervisors to the high class and students of private schools by ignoring their cheating (copying).
jawad Posted 2008-06-04
I would like to tell you my brothers that the best thing in the exam is copying. Thank you.
amal nouri Posted 2008-06-07
I ask all the candidates for the exam to rely on God because God is capable of everything. Salam. From Safi.
sr Posted 2008-06-08
There is no education in Morocco.
hakim Posted 2008-06-10
I want to tell Moroccan young people that being rich isn’t eternal, God exists who is eternal in this life. We must fight this phenomenon. I have participated in the baccalaureate with my own efforts and I am expecting to pass with the will of God.
kawthar Posted 2008-06-11
Salam alikoum. Praise be to God. This year’s exams were up to par for me. I didn’t find any difficulty. I wish success to everyone, God willing.
tetouani87 Posted 2008-06-12
Salam alikoum. The baccalaureate in Morocco isn’t based on any logic. Honestly, A pupil with a grade point average of 13, who works hard, fails the baccalaureate. No and a thousand nos to buying and selling results in this state of law and correctness. This is the biggest shame ever. students who are only good at cheating pass and students who study day after day, fail. There is no future for studies in Morocco. They say that the pass rates are low. Oh, oh! Stop teasing people's sons! They are the fathers of tomorrow and they might teach your sons. So beware, beware. If you insult you will be insulted. Salam.
sana Posted 2008-06-12
Please tell me what the results for the 2008 baccalaureate exams are.
taoirirt Posted 2008-06-15
Hi. For me, the 2008 baccalaureate exams were very difficult for literature students. Even if they get good results, they don't have many hopes or opportunities because the majority of branches in the ESTA are for scientific students. This also applies for higher institutes. Therefore, the only outlets for them are university, law and private schools. Sincerely yours, Taourirt.
MOHAMED Posted 2008-06-16
Hi. I am a student in the second year of the baccalaureate. I am very sad because I repeated the year two times. This time I hope to God that I pass, Amen.
mohcine Posted 2008-06-16
What can I tell you my brothers, the ministry daughter of [expletive] makes girls pass more than boys, it saw that there is nowhere to recruit them, so it is making people fail in the exams.
عبد الحليم Posted 2008-06-16
I want a site where I can find the results of the exams. I ask God the Almighty to grant success to all the brothers. God grants success.
الهام Posted 2008-06-16
I beg you, please let me pass, may God rest the souls of your parents.
hayat Posted 2008-06-16
May God assist all the Islamic nation and grant success to everyone. I wish success to all Muslims.
سميرة و أسماء Posted 2008-06-16
May God take revenge on those who were the cause of this catastrophe. This is all we can say, our hope is in God. We wait and smile.
chaymae Posted 2008-06-17
Thank you for everything. May God bring you the best.
الدكتور محسن Posted 2008-06-17
Salam alikoum. The problem is serious my brothers; it is not about the baccalaureate itself, but rather what comes afterwards. In our experience, we find difficulty in communicating with students who studied in Arabic when we studied in French. This is the real problem. Either secondary studies should be in French or studies at the university should be in Arabic. This is on the one hand. On the other hand, concerning the baccalaureate, for me, it is not a fair judge of the students because some of them don’t deserve the distinction awarded to them while others deserve a lot and they receive only a satisfactory pass on their certificate. Here I would like to mention the role of grading, the role of the grader and the role of the supervisor. Therefore, I say: fear God in the students' papers. For this reason, I suggest that students take an exam in all the superior schools, then those who know and those who don’t know won’t get the same scores. Peace, mercy and blessings of God be upon you.
hassnaa Posted 2008-06-17
Salam. I am very scared about the results. Pray with me to pass. I wish success to everyone. The exam was difficult. The teachers were discriminatory and didn’t offer equal opportunities. It is clear, all the students have cheated. Only those who didn’t leave their tables didn't cheat.
sohaila Posted 2008-06-17
Results of the baccalaureate.
سفيان Posted 2008-06-17
Stand up, stand up, and ask for the mediation of God. This is an hour of the hours of God, this is all. The exam was a little difficult. I will tell you something; the real exam is Judgment Day.
ربيع رشيد Posted 2008-06-17
The sons of internal regions pass because they bribe.
ليلى Posted 2008-06-17
May God grant success to everyone. May God let us hear good news.
assia Posted 2008-06-17
Those who studied started a long time ago.
ريم Posted 2008-06-17
Don't trouble yourselves. Only what God does will come.
سارة Posted 2008-06-17
Honestly I was very angry. I had a good grade point average in the first term. People had 16 and 17 while sitting next to the Internet. I had 15 in the first and second terms. If you don’t pass, come and cut my face. My friend had 5 in the national exam, 15 in the first term, 14 in the second term and she passed with a satisfactory grade. Pray with me in the second session. I study economics; it is the hideous French section which is worsening things. With wishes of success to everyone.
jihane Posted 2008-06-18
Salam alaikoum. What I wanted to say about the baccalaureate exam is that there is a lot of cheating. Those who don’t deserve to pass are those who pass. It is normal that if your father is influential or rich, you will secure the baccalaureate and even the best job. The choice is yours. Ok, may God reward everyone. Salam.
rachida Posted 2008-06-18
Salam alikoum my brothers. I am a student in the baccalaureate. I did well in the exam but I haven’t passed. Therefore I am very sorry for that. But I see that those who the baccalaureate did nothing with it. So why should I be sad if our country is like this? All this unemployment. I hope that it will improve in the future. I ask God to grant success to the candidates who will sit for the second session.
mounir9999999 Posted 2008-06-18
There are many thieves in the country. One can be almost sure that he will pass but be astonished by the second session. Anyway, if anyone is unjust to me on one grade, I won’t forgive him before God the Almighty…
snay Posted 2008-06-18
I want the 2008 baccalaureate results for Abi Dar Al Ghafari high school, Morocco.
مستأة Posted 2008-06-18
Honestly, I am sad for the students who failed the baccalaureate exams as I myself am experiencing this hard period. All I can say is that we should not give in to our concerns and the difficulties facing us. If we look at the current education system, we find that it is dilapidated and creatomg many vices for the students. It doesn’t know the true meaning of justice and democracy. Peace and mercy of God be upon you.
hakima Posted 2008-06-18
I congratulate the students who passed. May God grant patience to the students who failed, and success to those who will take the second session. May God bring good. With this low passing rate, I was scared by God. God is the protector. That is all.
youssra Posted 2008-06-18
Salam. What I wanted to say is that if God ordered that you repeat the academic year, you must study and make an effort, God will help. I personally didn't passed the baccalaureate last year. I repeated the year. Praise be to God, as I passed this year. You need only patience and determination, you must work alone, don’t rely on anyone and God willing you will get good results. There is no despair with life. May God grant you success and make difficult things easy for you.
أستاد Posted 2008-06-18
Peace and mercy of God the Almighty be upon you. Firstly, congratulations to those students successful in the first session. We wish success to the candidates in the second session. We are sorry for those who were unsuccessful. We wish them success next year.
جميلة Posted 2008-06-18
May God rattle the Ministry of National Education. They ruined us. May God ruin them very soon.
مستدركــــــات Posted 2008-06-18
Salam alaikoum. We don’t know what to say except that there is no power and no will but from God. May God requite those who caused this. Gradomg didn’t go smoothly. By God, we did all we could. But unfortunately, we find ourselves among the candidates headed to the second session. We hope the graders will be a bit more careful in their grading. We hope that they will consider the second session as it is the only hope for us students of the life and earth sciences. We wish success to everyone.
ouiam Posted 2008-06-18
Ok there is nothing we can do but go and sit for the second session. May God take revenge on the teachers who graded my papers. This is all I can say. Good luck everyone.
ismail mansori Posted 2008-06-18
Salam alikoum. Look guys of Alal Al Fassi, even if you study day and night you won’t pass. There are no studies in Tangier Alal, all the students pass with a satisfactory pass only.
محمد الناضور Posted 2008-06-18
I passed the baccalaureate exam but my grade was below my expectations because the graders weren’t qualified, especially in philosophy which was catastrophic.
z_a_id@hotmail.fr Posted 2008-06-18
This is unacceptable, by God, unacceptable, God suffices me and he is the best protector. May God take revenge on the person who made me fail. I will claim my rights with my hands whether I pass this baccalaureate or not. It is like finding a treasure. Praise be to God for every good thing. A greeting from Ouazzane to all the Moroccan students.
نورالهدى Posted 2008-06-19
I am unhappy because I wasn’t successful in the baccalaureate. I wasn’t expecting that. This made lose my desire for everything. I have become keen on being alone and staying at home for hours to the point that I have noticed a big change in the attitude of my friends towards me. Now I am lost amidst my thoughts and sorrows. What can I do in your opinion? Thank you.
noor el hoda Posted 2008-06-21
Thank you Yousra for that nice advice. Can you tell me what was grade in the regional exam and with which grade you got the baccalaureate?
البوزيدي المغربي Posted 2008-06-21
We have been wondering for the last ten years about the future of education in Morocco. Is it pragmatic? In other words, what does the future have in store for baccalaureate holders and university graduates? The Educational system is threatened. We are on the edge of an abyss, we must… God knows.
وفاء Posted 2008-06-21
I am sorry for the students who failed the exam. May God guide our ministry… the ministry of national education.
ايمان Posted 2008-06-22
Peace and mercy of God be upon you. I am a student. I study now at the ESTA after being unsuccessful in the baccalaureate for two years. I took the second session but had 9.98. Isn’t this a shame? There were some guys with me who didn’t know how to write their names but finally they passed thanks to their rich parents. By God, this is a shame on them. Now my father is always offending me for not getting the baccalaureate by God. But what can I do? I am not lucky. I read in your comments some readers saying that if you study, you will pass. But these are lies. I had 17 in the two semesters and I didn’t pass. I don’t know. I know many people who gave money and passed. Shame on you, by God.
noureddine kerboub Posted 2008-06-22
Salam my brothers, salam my sisters. I am Noureddine, one of the victims of the ordinary session. Can you imagine with me what my grade was? I had 9.97. Praise be to God, I still have self-confidence to pass in the second session. I had 11.32 and 10.32 in the regional exams but no luck. I ask you, my brothers and sisters, to pray with me that I pass. Salaam.
okhla Posted 2008-06-22
I took the baccalaureate exam. The grading wasn't up to standard because the staff wasn't qualified especially in philosophy, which was catastrophic.
fatima zahra Posted 2008-06-23
Good luck to everyone.
zouhir Posted 2008-06-24
I won’t say that the exam was difficult or blame the teachers. But where is democracy? I will take the second session and I don’t know even my grades from the first.
faty Posted 2008-06-25
I have nothing to say. Everything that I say is true. May God take revenge on the correctors if they have cheated us.
nawal Posted 2008-06-25
Salam alikum everyone. What I will tell you is the following: may God reward everyone according to his intention. May God take revenge. May God bring us good results in this second session.
sofia Posted 2008-06-27
I ask God that the second session will be easy, that teachers will be a little understanding and not be severe with us in correcting because we need to pass.
نادية Posted 2008-06-27
Salam alikum. I am a student from Zagoura. There is one thing. You were unfair to the people of Foum Essour. This is the first time it happens in Tamkroute. This is a shame.
fatima Posted 2008-06-30
For the brother, there is nothing. If you get the baccalaureate with a 10 grade, just go and do what you said you will do. Because in this country, you should take the baccalaureate with a 14 grade and more. Otherwise, you should find someone to pay for you a private school. But if only they could find solutions for us to study and teachers to explain to us. By God we would have received more than 14. This year I haven't studied English and I don't even know what it is about. So I said to myself that I would try to study it alone but I nearly got mad.
khalid Posted 2008-06-30
I am one of the students who was a victim of the regional exam and the correction of teachers, especially the teacher who corrected my math papers. May God take revenge on the one who was unfair to me. I hope that the subjects of the second session will be up to standard.
mohamed Posted 2008-06-30
Oh Lord grant success to everyone.
abd el hanin Posted 2008-06-30
I am a poor student studying in the baccalaureate. I had 10.77. I will take the second session because a [expletive] gave me zero in English.
.......... Posted 2008-06-30
Salam alikoum. We ask you to make the mock exam easy. The questions of the national exam were beyond our reach. Our only hope now is the second session.
fati Posted 2008-07-01
May God guide you. Tamgroute Zagoura in the Sour.
فدوى Posted 2008-07-03
The second session of the baccalaureate was very difficult.
محمد Posted 2008-07-04
I am a student from Meknes. I say as a student that there are no more good studies in this Morocco. They pass just by cheating without lying to God. Everyone knows the cheating that goes on during the day of the exam. May God guide everyone. Salam alaikum.
ياسين Posted 2008-07-04
There are no more studies in Morocco, especially in Zagora where even those who start in the 12th month can get the baccalaureate or beg for it in front of the mosque. May God take revenge.
ايمان Posted 2008-07-07
I ask God Almighty to grant success to everyone. I hope from the Lord to pass in the second session even if some subjects were difficult. I also hope that the respectable teachers will correct with conscience. Imane from Casablanca.
مهند Posted 2008-07-07
Praise be to God for everything.
السوسي Posted 2008-07-08
Please, if anyone has a site for the results, give it to me. May God reward you with good.
salim Posted 2008-07-15
Why do you offer a second session and you know how many will pass? Why are you unfair to literature students? This is too much. We have studied all the programme. What do you want more? We did all our efforts, but why all this, why?
رياص Posted 2008-07-27
Very good overall.
sara -tetouan Posted 2008-08-31
Hi. I am one of the students who succeeded in the baccalaureate literature exam. I want to say to some of my colleagues who say that they studied hard but failed, studying hard isn’t enough. The important thing is that you must understand as well the moral condition with which you enter on the day of the exam. I haven’t learnt the lessons by heart but during the last ten days I understood the lessons and passed. I was sure that I won’t pass. But, praise be to God, I passed in the first session. Many students with me failed because they learnt the lessons by heart without understanding them. I wish success to those who will sit for the baccalaureate next year. I tell them don’t rely on the idea that you studied but failed. Review your courses and understand your lessons. Take it from my experience.
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