The results of the 2026 Baccalaureate exam will be published on Tuesday, July 7, by 12:00. Students can only apply to view work on July 7, before deciding whether or not to appeal.
At the Baccalaureate, June-July 2026 session, requests to view papers are submitted on July 7, between 2:00 p.m. and 5:00 p.m. On the same day, between 17:00 and 18:00, candidates will be able to view the papers and submit appeals.
The process continues on July 8 and 9, between 09:00 and 17:00, when the papers can be consulted according to the schedule displayed by each exam center, according to edupedu.ro
For the August 2026 session, applications are due on August 18, between 14:00 and 17:00, and the viewing of papers and submission of appeals takes place on the same day, between 17:00 and 18:00. Viewing continues on August 19 and 20 from 09:00 to 17:00.
Viewing the work does not oblige the student to file an appeal. After consulting the paper, the candidate can decide whether or not to file an appeal.
Students who choose to challenge their grade must complete and sign a statement acknowledging that they are aware that their grade can be changed by either raising or lowering their grade.
According to the Minister of Education, Mihai Dimian, until now, the evaluation stage of the papers for the Baccalaureate exam is as follows: for the Romanian Language and Literature test, the process is completed in proportion to 100%, while for Mathematics / History it has reached 99.9% (with only 208 evaluations remaining). The optional sample was evaluated in proportion of 99.2% (1980 papers remaining), and in Mother Language and Literature the percentage is 78.1% (with 3176 evaluations remaining).
Regarding the evaluation stage of appeals from the National Assessment, the data indicate a progress of 90.5% in Romanian Language and Literature (1809 evaluations remaining), 90.7% in Mathematics (910 evaluations remaining) and an almost complete completion in Mother Language and Literature, where a percentage of 98.5% was reached (only 10 papers remain to be evaluated).
On July 3, the last test of the Baccalaureate exam ended, which this year was under the sign of tropical heat. For the most part, the school infrastructure failed to cope with the extreme temperature wave, and the high temperatures even led to extreme, unprecedented measures by the Ministry of Education.
After the first written test in the Romanian language took place in an infernal heat, the Ministry of Education decided to postpone the mandatory profile test by 24 hours.
The decision was taken in the context of a Code Red warning for heatwave after the large number of candidates made the air in many examination halls unbreathable. So instead of June 30, as planned, the mandatory profile test took place on July 1, and the optional one on Thursday, July 2. The last test, the one for Mother Tongue, took place on Friday, July 3.
