Togo’s bac i 2026: over 55,000 students achieve success with a 73.05% pass rate

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The Ministry of National Education in Togo has officially unveiled the highly anticipated results for the Baccalauréat Première Partie (BAC I) for the 2026 academic session, marking a significant milestone for thousands of students across the nation.

A comprehensive 76,259 candidates presented themselves for this pivotal national examination. From this substantial pool, an impressive 55,707 students successfully secured their admission, culminating in a commendable national pass rate of 73.05%.

These figures underscore a particularly encouraging performance for the 2026 BAC I cohort. This achievement represents a crucial step in the academic trajectory of these young Togolese learners, as they advance towards the Baccalauréat Deuxième Partie.

 

With their BAC I success, these admitted candidates are now poised to progress to the Terminale class, where they will undertake the rigorous preparations for the final BAC II examinations.

 

 

BAC I 2026 in numbers:

 

 

Total candidates: 76,259

Number of admitted students: 55,707

National success rate: 73.05 %

The results have been made accessible to all candidates since this Sunday, via secure online platforms established by the educational authorities, ensuring timely and convenient access to their academic outcomes.

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