The Ministry of Higher Education has published the official 2026 last admitted list for the main round. For each programme code and bac section, it gives the score of the last candidate admitted, but only where every seat was taken. A programme missing from the list still had seats in that round.
The highest cutoffs in 2026
For experimental sciences, medicine stays on top: 186.145 in Sousse, 183.100 in Monastir, 180.645 in Tunis and 178.170 in Sfax. All four faculties are 4.2 to 5.2 points lower than in 2025, when Sousse closed at 190.975.
For the mathematics section, medicine in Sousse closes at 193.450, closely followed by INSAT's integrated prep (code 10520) at 189.010. For the computer science section, that prep reaches 199.792 and the computer science licence at ISI (code 11523) 198.844.
Why a cutoff moves so much
Each year the last admitted depends on the seats opened, the number of candidates and their choices. ISAMM's computer science licence (code 10523) shows it well: for mathematics students, 170.949 in 2024, 126.080 in 2025, then 154.957 in 2026. One number is not enough; look at the three-year trend.
Where you stand, programme by programme
The orientation simulator computes your score for each code with its official formula, regional bonus included, and compares it with the 2026, 2025 and 2024 last admitted. Each programme has its own page, such as medicine in Sousse or computer science at ISI.
These scores are benchmarks: they change every year and guarantee no seat.