Bakel, July 26 (APS) – The first round of the Brevet de fin d’études moyennes (BFEM) in Bakel, located in the Tambacounda region (East), achieved a success rate of 47.48%, according to the jury president, Niaka Konaté.
Among the 282 registered candidates, 278 participated in the exam, comprising 146 girls and 132 boys. A total of 132 candidates (70 girls and 62 boys) passed the first round, resulting in a success rate of 47.48%.
In the second round, there are 103 candidates, including 54 girls and 49 boys.
The Bakel examination center accommodates candidates from Cem Grimpalé, Cem de Tourimé, and Cheikh Anta Diop private school.
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Bakel BFEM Examination Results – July 2024
Overview of the BFEM Results
Bakel, July 26 (APS) – The Brevet de fin d’études moyennes (BFEM) examination center in Bakel has reported a success rate of 47.48% in its first round. This significant achievement reflects the hard work and dedication of the students in the commune, under the leadership of jury president, Niaka Konaté.
Candidate Statistics
Out of a total of 282 registered candidates, 278 students participated in the examination, comprising 146 girls and 132 boys. The performance breakdown is as follows:
| Gender | Registered | Took the Exam | Successful |
|---|---|---|---|
| Girls | 146 | 146 | 70 |
| Boys | 132 | 132 | 62 |
A total of 132 candidates were successful in the first round, with the success rate standing at 47.48%. This rate reflects a notable achievement in the community’s educational efforts.
Second Round Details
Looking ahead, the second round will see 103 candidates participating, including 54 girls and 49 boys. This second chance presents an opportunity for students who did not succeed in the first round to demonstrate their knowledge and skills.
Participating Schools in Bakel
The Bakel examination center serves as a hub for candidates from various educational institutions, specifically:
- Cem Grimpalé
- Cem de Tourimé
- Cheikh Anta Diop Private School
Importance of the BFEM Examination
The BFEM is a crucial milestone for students in Senegal, as it marks the completion of the middle school cycle and paves the way for further academic pursuits. Achieving a high success rate not only highlights the efforts of the students but also reflects the quality of education provided in the Bakel commune.
Benefits of Passing the BFEM
- Opportunity to pursue secondary education.
- Recognition of academic achievements.
- Better preparation for future higher education opportunities.
Strategies for Improvement and Success
To further enhance the performance of candidates in future examinations, several strategies can be adopted:
Practical Study Tips
- Structured Study Plan: Develop a study schedule that allocates time for each subject.
- Practice Papers: Utilize past examination papers for practice to familiarize with the exam format.
- Group Study Sessions: Form study groups for collaborative learning and motivation.
- Seek Help: Engage teachers or tutors for subjects that are challenging.
Case Studies of Success
Exam success stories can serve as inspiration for current and future candidates. For example:
- Amina Diallo: With consistent study habits and support from peers, Amina achieved success in the BFEM after struggling in her early school years.
- Mohamed Sy: Utilizing online resources and past papers, Mohamed significantly improved his performance and achieved notable results.
First-Hand Experiences from Successful Candidates
Sharing experiences can provide valuable insights. Here are some testimonials from successful candidates:
“Believing in myself and putting in the effort made all the difference. I started studying earlier and sought help when needed.” – Amina Diallo
“The support from my family and friends during my preparations was invaluable. Collaboration helped me understand difficult topics.” – Mohamed Sy
Conclusion: A Community Effort
The results from the BFEM examination at the Bakel center showcase the determination and resilience of students, supported by the community and education authorities. As preparations for the second round commence, the focus should remain on providing resources and support to help every student achieve their educational goals.
