FRENCH BAC RESULT. Most of the academies in France publish the results of the 2022 advance French exams the week following the final baccalaureate result. The Internet user provides an update on the procedure and the results.
[Mis à jour le 28 juin 2022 à 17h01] After the publication of the results of the final year baccalaureate comes, each year, that of the results of the baccalaureate of the anticipated French tests passed by the First. The time and date of publication of the result of the French baccalaureate depends on each academy. Between the tests and the results, the time may seem long: in 2022, the written French baccalaureate took place on June 16, for example, and the orals from June 20 to July 1. The verdict will wait until the first half of July. Most academies publish, however, the result of the French baccalaureate at the end of the week of the baccalaureate results for the terlinales. Other academies, however, do so at the beginning of the following week, in this case on July 11 and 12 this year.
Beyond the time and date of publication of the result of the French baccalaureate, the essential information for first year high school students is to know whether or not they have passed the tests, and if they are starting their baccalaureate with points ahead or behind. Another key point: the results of the anticipated tests are not announced as “Admitted” or “Adjourned”. These are marks out of twenty. Candidates can consult them via the website of their academy, online, once connected with their personal identifier. Unlike the results of the Terminale exams, the media do not relay the verdict for the French baccalaureate. Knowing the date of publication of the results is all the more useful: as soon as it is released, the transcript is displayed on the academy’s website. The candidate also receives it by post a few days apart.
Here are for information the dates and times of the results of the French baccalaureate by academy announced by the academies for the current baccalaureate session:
Their results in the anticipated tests of the French baccalaureate allow the candidates of Première to determine the “points of advance” or “delay” that they will have collected for next year. These marks will indeed be taken into account in the total average of the marks of the examination. In practice, a good result can therefore be considered as a “points lead” on the final year exams; while with an average of less than 10/20 we speak of “points behind”.
The French tests took place on June 16 for the written and between June 20 and July 1 for the oral. In 2022, some adjustments are again planned to adapt to the Covid health crisis, less worrying but still relevant: for the advance oral French test in 1st general and technological, the panel constituting the potential texts to be presented is thus reduced to 16 in the general route and to 9 in the technological route.