The written tests of the national baccalaureate exam 2026 will take place between June 29 and July 3, in 443 examination centers. Almost 131,000 candidates are expected to participate.

The Ministry of Education announced that the written exams for the June-July session of the national baccalaureate exam 2026 will take place between June 29 and July 3, in 443 examination centers, starting at 09:00. Almost 131,000 candidates, of which 116,000 are from the current promotion, are expected to participate. Access to the examination centers will be between 7:30-8:30, and candidates will need to submit prohibited items. The exams will be monitored audio-video, and the working time is three hours, with the possibility of additional time for certain categories of candidates. The Ministry has implemented special measures to ensure adequate conditions in the context of the heatwave, including access to drinking water and the use of air-conditioned rooms. The first results will be posted on July 7, and candidates can request to view their papers and can submit appeals. The final results will be communicated on July 13, and passing the exam requires meeting specific conditions.