site.btaStudents from Taraclia District Pass Baccalaureate Exams with 93.2% Success Rate

High school graduates from Taraclia District successfully passed the 2026 baccalaureate exams with an overall success rate of 93.2%, the district’s Education Department announced after summarizing the results from both the main and additional examination sessions.

A total of 117 graduating students took part in the national examination session. The exams were conducted without any violations, no exam papers were cancelled due to cheating, and no students were removed from the examinations. 109 graduates successfully passed the exams, with the overall achievement rate in the district reaching 93.2%.

In Bulgarian language and literature, graduates from Taraclia District achieved a 100% success rate in the 2026 baccalaureate examinations. The same result was recorded in Russian language, history, biology, chemistry, geography, and computer science.

At the school level, a 100% positive result was achieved by the Theoretical Lyceum in the town of Tvardita, where 18 students took the exams, and the Ivan Vazov Theoretical Lyceum in Taraclia, with 34 students.

Monitoring showed that some students from this graduating class had a secondary school average grade below the required threshold of 6.5 when they enrolled in the 10th grade. The results of intermediate assessments conducted in November and February indicated potential risks to their academic performance.                                                                                                                                                         

According to the Education Department, however, the combination of methodological and educational measures implemented throughout the year enabled the district to achieve a final success rate of 93.2%.

The institution emphasized that Taraclia District traditionally maintains a stable and high level of academic achievement.

The main session of Moldova’s national baccalaureate examination in 2026 was held from June 2 to June 19, while the additional session took place from July 13 to July 17, according to the Ministry of Education and Research.