The results of the bac are made public this Tuesday, July 4. The admission lists are available on Linternaute, free of charge.
[Mis à jour le 4 juillet 2023 à 10h25] The results of the baccalaureate 2023 are revealed this Tuesday, July 4. And like every year, Linternaute puts the lists of academies admitted online: the services of the Ministry of National Education send us the results of the candidates (except those of candidates who did not wish to appear online, outside the Cyclades platform) .
We offer you a simple and free service: enter the name of a candidate for the 2023 baccalaureate, their academy, into our search engine to find out if they are the winners and with what mention.
The academies give the baccalaureate results between 8 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. for the general and technological series, and between 8 a.m. and 3 p.m. for the professional series.
The Minister of National Education announced on Tuesday July 4, in the morning at the microphone of RTL that the admission rate for the 2023 baccalaureate was 84.9%, before the catch-up session. It was 86.1% last year. “The bac regains selectivity”, analyzed the minister. However, it is likely that the success rate will exceed 90% once the remedial tests have been passed.
bac exams
What philosophy subject for the baccalaureate this year?
This is undoubtedly the most feared baccalaureate test, because of its historical aura. The subject of the 2023 bac does not contain any surprises, it is once again built by teachers on the program of the year and from the lessons and methods provided during the final year.
What French subject for the baccalaureate this year?
On June 15, the first year students took their anticipated French written test for the 2023 baccalaureate. An important moment, followed by the oral, for which the candidates had a lot of time to prepare. It should be noted that the candidates for the professional baccalaureate took the French test on Tuesday, June 13, 2023. Consult our article dedicated to the French baccalaureate 2023:
For the anticipated written tests of the general baccalaureate, the student works on a text commentary or on an essay. The test lasts 4 hours. It is scored out of 20 points. At the level of the technological baccalaureate, the duration and the notation are the same, but the tests differ in part (contraction of text, essay).
The specialty tests are part of the final tests that complete the continuous assessment of the new baccalaureate. In the final year, each high school student chose two specialties of their choice from among twelve possible subjects: Arts, History-geography, geopolitics and political science, Humanity, literature, philosophy, Literature and languages and cultures of antiquity, Languages, literatures and foreign cultures and regional sciences, Mathematics, Digital and computer sciences, Physics-chemistry, Economic and social sciences, Engineering sciences and Life and earth sciences. Each specialty test is scored on a coefficient of 16. The specialty tests correspond to 32% of the final mark (out of the 60% of non-continuous assessment).
Specialty subjects and corrections for the 2023 baccalaureate:
All of the baccalaureate specialty subjects that the candidates worked on during this edition of the baccalaureate can be consulted on our pages, as well as their answers:
The ratings of baccalaureate specialty exams 2023 are accessible online since Wednesday, April 12. Enough to allow, by adding them to the continuous assessment notes, to calculate a major part of his final baccalaureate mark.
French oral counting for the general and technological baccalaureate consists of two parts, with a preparation time of half an hour beforehand. The first part of the test (12 minutes, scored out of 12 points) consists of preparing the text validated by the examiner, reading the text aloud, a linear explanation of a passage of about twenty lines and an answer to a grammar question about the text. The second part of the test (8 minutes, scored out of 8 points) aims to present the work chosen from among those studied in class.
The grand oral is one of the new tests initiated by the reform of the baccalaureate in 2018. It is rated coefficient 10 in the general stream and coefficient 14 in the technological stream. The high school students worked on this new baccalaureate test for the first time during the 2021 session. The grade for the grand oral is based both on the candidate’s knowledge, transmitted during his presentation, and on his general expression. The great oral is spread over 40 minutes, with a preparation time of twenty minutes to prepare the answer to his question, then a passage time of twenty minutes including: five minutes of presentation, then ten minutes of jury interview / candidate on the selected subject and finally five minutes of discussion around the candidate’s orientation project.
Bac calendar
- Specialty exams (for senior high school students, covering the two now compulsory specialty courses): Monday 20, Tuesday 21 and Wednesday 22 March 2023, at 2 p.m.
- The philosophy test : Wednesday, June 14, 2023 at 8 a.m.
- Advance written French tests (for first year students): Thursday June 15, 2023 at 8 a.m.
- The great oral : from Monday June 19 to Friday June 30, 2023
NB: the date of the French oral exam is set by each academy, generally following the written tests.
| Test | Date | Schedule |
| Philosophy | Wednesday, June 14, 2023 | 8h-12h |
| Advance written test of French | Thursday, June 15, 2023 | 8h-12h |
| French oral | After June 15, 2023 | See invitation |
| Great oral | From Monday 19 June to Friday 30 June 2023 | See invitation |
| Catch-up | From Wednesday 5 to Friday 7 July 2023 | See invitation |
As confirmed by the official website of the Ministry of Educationthe general written exams for the vocational baccalaureate, common to all candidates, take place on Tuesday 13, Wednesday 14, Thursday 15, Friday 16 June, and from Monday 19 to Friday 23 June 2023.
As specified by the Ministry of Education on his site“the baccalaureate diploma is issued, in the general and in the technological path, in view of the results obtained by the candidate, on the one hand in final tests which represent 60% of his overall mark, and on the other hand to the assessments organized during his schooling in first and final classes as part ofcontinuous control which represents 40% its overall mark”. Continuous assessment is now fully integrated into the baccalaureate in order to assess the disciplines of the common core, i.e. 5 subjects:
- history geography
- modern languages A and B (2 subjects)
- physical education and sports (EPS)
- general science education
- technologically advanced mathematics
The new baccalaureate, passed for the first time in full in 2022, includes a new coefficient for each test. Some specialties evaluated in continuous assessment for the general terminals can reach coefficients of 16, when the great oral passes to the coefficient 10, the philosophy to the coefficient 8, the French (final tests of first) and the EPS (continuous control in terminal) to the coefficient 3. To know in detail these new coefficients for the general baccalaureate following the reform of the baccalaureate, follow the links below.
Officially called “second group tests”, the remedial process is intended for all candidates whose average is between 8 and 9.99/20 at the end of the first session of the baccalaureate. Each candidate must choose two tests to retake to recover a maximum of points, at the same coefficient as in mid-June. The students submitted to the remedial session are fixed at the beginning of the week following the results of the baccalaureate, the repechages taking place in the days following the result of the 1st group. The precise dates and times of the remedial orals are traditionally communicated to the candidates at their place of examination, after having chosen the subjects to be retaken. The 2023 baccalaureate remedial orals take place from Wednesday July 5 to Friday July 7, 2023 (included).