une ambiance studieuse et une bonne organisation marquent le déroulement des épreuves dans l’est du pays
Summary of the BEM Examination in Eastern Algeria
The Brevet of Middle Education (BEM) exam for the June 2025 session commenced on Sunday in the eastern provinces of Algeria. The examination, which spans three days, is characterized by a studious atmosphere and effective organization.
Overview of Candidates and Centers
In the Constantine province, the exam commenced at Saâdane Sisters High School, with 24,159 candidates registered. This includes 62 students requiring special needs assistance, 182 private candidates, and 110 candidates from the Boussouf rehabilitation center, all distributed across 76 examination centers. The local authorities provided support with 36 psychologists present to assist students through the testing process.
In Batna, 28,106 candidates, comprising 27,508 regular students and 589 private candidates, are participating in the exams across 89 centers, with three centers designated for private candidates. The supervision is robust with 6,570 invigilators overseeing the proceedings. The province’s wali, Mohamed Benmalek, was present to oversee the commencement at the Ahmed-Gada middle school in Bouzourane.
Tébessa province has 16,085 candidates taking the BEM, split between 15,691 regular students and 236 incarcerated individuals across 65 centers. The wali, Ahmed Belhaddad, officially launched the exams at the CEM Benbadis, where 320 candidates are tackling Arabic and physics tests, with 6,236 teachers providing oversight.
In Skikda, the exams were initiated at Moudjahid Salah-Marsa High School in El Hadaïk, where 18,773 students are participating, including 235 private candidates, 35 requiring special needs support, and 77 from rehabilitation centers. These students are spread across 71 centers.
In Mila, 17,634 candidates are being supervised by 8,054 invigilators in 66 centers, while Guelma sees 11,728 students registered across 46 well-organized centers. The wali of Guelma, Mme Houria Aggoun, launched the exams at Mahmoud Benmahmoud High School, where the student body includes 11,550 regular students, 178 private candidates, and 79 students from rehabilitation centers.
Organization and Atmosphere
The examination process is proceeding smoothly across the various provinces, characterized by adequate organization and a conducive environment for candidates. Authorities are committed to ensuring that the examination remains fair and accessible for all participants.
Overall, the BEM exam in eastern Algeria exemplifies a coordinated effort among educational authorities to facilitate a structured and supportive atmosphere for candidates as they embark on this significant educational milestone.
