Senegal BFEM 2026: Results, Success Rates, and Second Round Exam Dates

The Kédougou Academy in Senegal achieved a success rate exceeding 96% in the 2026 Brevet de Fin d’Études Moyennes (BFEM) examinations, according to reporting from Seneweb. This performance follows a broader national trend where the first-round admission rate for the BFEM 2026 was 53.38%, as reported by Leral.net.

The Inspectorate of Education and Training (IEF) of Kédougou characterized the combined results of the Certificat de Fin d’Études Élémentaires (CFEE) and the BFEM as « historiques », according to Le Soleil.

Kédougou Academy Success Rates

The Kédougou Academy’s result of over 96% places the institution significantly above the national average for the first round of the 2026 BFEM. Seneweb reports that this figure confirms a continuing trend of academic excellence within the region.

The IEF de Kédougou’s designation of these results as historic suggests a peak in performance across both the primary level (CFEE) and the middle school level (BFEM). While the specific percentage for the CFEE was not detailed in the provided reports, the overall trajectory for the region is described as a dynamic of excellence by Seneweb.

National BFEM 2026 Admission Data

Across Senegal, the first-round admission rate for the BFEM 2026 stood at 53.38%, according to Leral.net. This means nearly half of the candidates did not secure immediate admission following the initial set of examinations.

The disparity between the national average of 53.38% and the Kédougou Academy’s 96% success rate indicates a high level of localized academic achievement in the Kédougou region compared to the broader national student body.

Second Round Examination Dates

Students who did not pass the first round but qualified for the second group of examinations have a confirmed start date. The Agence de Presse Sénégalaise (APS) and Pressafrik both report that the second-round BFEM 2026 exams are scheduled to begin on Tuesday, July 21, 2026.

These second-group tests serve as the final opportunity for candidates to achieve the required marks for the diploma after the initial 53.38% admission threshold was established.