Baccalaureate 2025: Lycée Pilote de l’Ariana Celebrates Exceptional Results

The 2025 Tunisian Baccalaureate results were released this weekend, marking a moment of excitement and anticipation for students across the country. This year’s session was especially distinguished by the outstanding performance of the Lycée Pilote de l’Ariana (LPA), reaffirming its position as one of Tunisia’s leading academic institutions.

At the top of the national rankings stands Mohamed Nasraoui, a Mathematics student at LPA, who achieved an extraordinary average of 19.95/20. This near-perfect score crowns him the national laureate of the 2025 session and highlights the dedication and excellence cultivated within the school.

Beyond this remarkable achievement, LPA students performed exceptionally well across several streams, reinforcing the school’s long-standing tradition of academic leadership and excellence. Teachers, staff, and families expressed immense pride as the results were announced, celebrating a new milestone in the institution’s history.

Nationally, 53,721 students passed the main session, representing a success rate of 37.08% out of 144,863 candidates. In addition, 46,282 students (37.95%) qualified for the make-up session, while 44,213 students (30.52%) did not pass.

The 2025 results highlight two realities: exceptional individual performance among many top students (especially in Mathematics, Technical Sciences, and Experimental Sciences) and the ongoing need to improve overall success rates, particularly in the Literature stream. These trends emphasize the importance of continued educational reform and the reinforcement of support systems across schools.

For the Lycée Pilote de l’Ariana, this year is a proud reaffirmation of its mission: developing the next generation of high-achieving students, fostering academic excellence, and contributing to Tunisia’s educational advancement. The success of its students, led by national laureate Mohamed Nasraoui, stands as an inspiration to the entire community.