Rezultati BAC 2026. kad učenici saznaju rezultate pisanih ispita

The results of the National High School Exam (Bacalaureat) for the year 2026 will be announced on Tuesday, July 7th, by noon, according to the schedule set by the Ministry of Education. This marks the first time students will receive their scores after completing the written exams. The initial results will be available both at the examination centers and online via the official platform of the Ministry of Education. These scores will be displayed anonymously using individual codes assigned to each candidate during the first written exam.

Following the publication of these preliminary results, candidates will have the opportunity to view their written papers and submit appeals if they believe there was an error in grading. The process for viewing the papers and submitting appeals begins on the same day as the announcement of the results, but not before 2 PM. This period continues until July 9th, allowing candidates ample time to review their work and file any necessary complaints. It should be noted that reviewing the paper is not mandatory to submit an appeal, nor is an appeal dependent on having viewed the paper beforehand.

Candidates who wish to challenge their grades must complete a declaration acknowledging that the final score could either increase, decrease, or remain unchanged following the re-evaluation. The final results, which take into account all submitted appeals, will be published on July 13th. Once this date has passed, the scores become definitive and can no longer be altered.

The overall schedule for the Bacalaureat 2026 includes several key dates. On June 3rd, the written exam for Mother Tongue Language and Literature took place. The initial results were released on July 7th, followed by the appeal period from July 7th to July 9th. The final results will be made public on July 13th, marking the conclusion of the evaluation phase.

To pass the Bacalaureat, a student must meet certain criteria established by regulation. They must successfully complete all competency assessments and written exams, achieve a minimum grade of 5 in each written subject, and maintain an average score of at least 6 across all written exams. Those who fail to meet these requirements in the current session can still register for the autumn session, as outlined in the calendar provided by the Ministry of Education.

Students who pass the Bacalaureat without filing any appeals can request the issuance of their diploma immediately after the release of the initial results on July 7th. However, those who choose to appeal their grades must wait until the resolution of all appeals and the publication of the final results on July 13th before receiving their diploma. Diplomas are prepared based on data from the electronic school records and bear the signatures of the head of the educational institution and the president of the examination committee.

Once all administrative procedures are completed, graduates can collect their diplomas from the school's administration office. Upon receipt, they sign to confirm possession of the official document. Alongside the diploma, schools may also issue other academic documents such as the enrollment form or certificate of graduation, depending on the specific procedures of each high school.

The completion of diplomas follows standardized guidelines set by the Ministry of Education. These documents must be finalized within ten days of the conclusion of the national examination. They contain information about the subjects taken and are formatted uniformly across the country. After all data is entered, the diploma is validated with the signature of the head of the educational institution and the president of the examination committee, ensuring its authenticity and confirming the final results obtained by the candidate.

For students who took the Bacalaureat in a different county than where they completed their high school education, the issuance of the diploma adheres to regulations specified in the Order No. 4.634/2024 issued by the Ministry of Education. According to these rules, necessary documents are transmitted through the official channels between educational institutions and school inspectorates to ensure consistency with school records. The responsibility for completing and issuing the diploma lies with the educational institution where the candidate sat the exam.