The Ministry of Education unveiled the section leaders of the 2026 baccalauréat on Saturday, June 20, just as the main-session results came out. This year produced an unprecedented average: 20.01 out of 20.
The national palmarès
| Section | Laureate | School | Average |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mathematics | Yasmine Yaacoubi | Lycée pilote du Kef | 20.01 |
| Experimental sciences | Molka Louhichi | Lycée pilote de Nabeul | 19.76 |
| Technical sciences | Mohamed Ouertani | Lycée pilote de Siliana | 19.72 |
| Computer science | Mohamed Amine Chouchane | Lycée Ibn Sina (Mahdia) | 19.54 |
| Sport | Ahmed Madhioub | Lycée Abou El Hassan Ellakhmi (Sfax) | 19.02 |
| Economics and management | Adam Kouki | Teenager School (private) | 18.70 |
| Letters | Raghd Euchi | Lycée Khamis El Hajri (Jendouba) | 17.29 |
Above the perfect 20
Yasmine Yaacoubi is the only candidate of the session past the 20 mark, thanks to bonus points. In experimental sciences, Molka Louhichi, first nationally with 19.76, said she intends to study medicine.
A special mention goes to the Letters section: with an average of 17.29, Raghd Euchi is the national leader of the track with the lowest pass rate this session (24.24%).
The priority session for preparatory classes
Candidates targeting the Tunisian preparatory institutes, French engineering preparatory classes or French and German universities submit their choices from July 3 to 5, with results on July 8. Logging in to orientation.tn takes your bac number, your national ID number and the password obtained by SMS from 85000.
To gauge your score before the main window of July 27 to 31, the orientation simulator compares your average with the last admitted marks, and the bac calendar keeps every deadline at hand.