Calculate the Baccalaureate (BAC) average from the written-exam grades and instantly check the pass conditions.
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Enter the grades of the three written exams. Grades can have two decimals (after appeals).
The BAC average is the arithmetic mean of the written-exam grades. You pass with each grade ≥ 5 and the average ≥ 6. The average is not rounded (two decimals).
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The BAC average is the arithmetic mean of the written-exam grades. You pass with each grade at least 5 and the average at least 6:
With grades 8, 7 and 9: (8 + 7 + 9) ÷ 3 = 24 ÷ 3 = 8.00 — passed, since all grades are ≥ 5 and the average ≥ 6.
The Baccalaureate average is the arithmetic mean of the written-exam grades. For most candidates: (Ea + Ec + Ed) ÷ 3, to two decimals, without rounding.
To pass, each written exam must be at least 5, and the overall average of the written exams must be at least 6.
Ea — Romanian language and literature, Ec — the compulsory subject of the profile (Mathematics or History) and Ed — the chosen subject. Minority pupils also take Eb (mother tongue).
No. The overall Baccalaureate average is computed to two decimals, without rounding. For example, grades 8, 7 and 9 give an average of 8.00.
They are the assessments of language and digital skills (Romanian, foreign language, digital). They are graded by level and do not count toward the overall average.
If a written-exam grade is below 5, the candidate fails regardless of the average and may retake the exam in a later session.
It depends on the university. Many use the BAC average fully or partly, sometimes combined with grades in specific exams or their own admission test.
Yes, you can appeal within the set deadline. After re-marking, the grade may rise, fall or stay the same, and the new grade is final.