Kampti: The results of the Brevet d’tudes du premier cycle (BEPC) for the 2026 session have been announced in the commune of Kampti, revealing that 202 candidates successfully obtained their diploma, resulting in a success rate of 43.62%.

According to Burkina Information Agency, a total of 463 candidates participated in this national exam. Following the two rounds of examinations, 202 candidates were declared successful. This achievement was met with commendations from the jury presidents who acknowledged the hard work of both the candidates and the educational community, while also calling for a collective effort to enhance academic performance in the future.

Mr. Bado Yannick, president of jury no. 1, remarked that the results are a testament to the dedication of the learners despite the challenges faced during the school year. He extended his congratulations to the successful candidates and encouraged those who did not succeed to persevere in their academic endeavors.

Similarly, Mr. Bouda Alexis, chairman of jury no. 2, highlighted the efficient organization of the exams and the commitment of the education system’s stakeholders. He emphasized the importance of using these results as motivation to bolster educational support and improve future outcomes.

Among the successful candidates was Diand Moussa, who passed in the second round of examinations and expressed his happiness and gratitude. He attributed his success to the support from his teachers, parents, and others who stood by him during his preparation.

The announcement of the results marks the conclusion of the BEPC 2026 session in Kampti, paving the way for the continued academic journey of the newly admitted students.