On Monday, February 11, 2026, the M'Bengué department reached a key milestone in the school year. A total of 909 candidates took part in mock BEPC and Baccalaureate exams at examination centers, a crucial dress rehearsal before the national sessions.

A large-scale mobilization in the centers

The organization is structured around two main hubs in the city:

1. Modern college Fanta Kader: Welcomes 712 candidates for the BEPC.
2. Modern high school of M'Bengué: Receives 197 candidates for the Baccalaureate.

Distribution of series in the Baccalaureate: Of the 197 registered, there are 123 students in series A2 and 74 in series D.

A rigorous organization under the banner of discipline

From the very first hours, an atmosphere of intense concentration reigned in the classrooms. According to Ayékoé Jean Marius , deputy head of the institution and head of the Baccalaureate secretariat, the launch went off without a hitch.

The objective is twofold:

1. Immerse students in the real conditions of the exam.
2. Test the administrative logistics (monitoring, secretarial work, timing).

" The mock exam is a real test for the candidates. It allows them to be immersed in the realities so that they are in good condition during the national exams ," he explained, praising in passing the civic-mindedness of the students and the involvement of the teaching staff.

A strategic challenge for ultimate success

These exams are not limited to the town; they also include students from the surrounding sub-prefectures. For the candidates, it's the moment of truth:

1. Self-assessment: Identify weaknesses and strengths.
2. Adjustment: Correct working methods before the end-of-year deadlines.
3. Stress management: Taming the formal framework of national compositions.

In M'Bengué, the educational community is counting on this intensive training to guarantee an optimal success rate and to approach future state diplomas with total serenity.