Algeria posts highest success rate since independence on 2008 baccalaureate
2008-07-10
The number of students who passed Algeria's 2008 baccalaureate exam is the highest since the country's independence, Echourouk reported on Thursday (July 10th). Out of 599,702 candidates, 329,000 were successful, indicating a pass rate of 54.86% for the bac, compared to 53.27% last year. Most of the successful diplomas were in science and mathematics, a government source reportedly told Echourouk.
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zakarov Posted 2008-07-11
Morocco records the worst pass rate in the baccalaureate even before the birth of Christ.
علوش عبد الرؤوف Posted 2008-07-15
There are no real exams in Algeria. There is just business and external relations responsible for the success or failure of the student.
maroua Posted 2009-05-28
Why do we people of the South of Algeria not know the exact lessons while people of the North know?
ilyes Posted 2009-07-21
Hello- The Algerian bac's pass rate was not above 46%.
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