Seven siblings, including triplets and twins, pass baccalaureate exams simultaneously in Tunisia

La Manouba High School witnessed a historic moment as seven students, comprising triplets and two sets of twins, all passed their baccalaureate exams simultaneously.

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the two girls hadn’t scored below 16 all year

The exceptional achievement involved the Fersi family's triplets, Yasmine and Tasnim in Science, and Ahmed in Technique, along with the Aouadi twins, Emna and Amanollah, also in Science, and the Bakhti twins, Youssef and Yassine, who excelled in their studies.

While the Fersi triplets, all 19, achieved diverse results, Yasmine and Tasnim aiming for higher scores to pursue medicine, and Ahmed expressing relief at his admission, their father noted the girls consistently scored above 16. The Aouadi twins, 19, who have been inseparable since kindergarten, shared the joy of their results in the Science track, with both aspiring to careers in the health sector.

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the difference in scores did not diminish the joy at all

The Bakhti twins, Youssef and Yassine, both 18, achieved top marks in their class, with Youssef scoring 16.83 and Yassine 15.76. Their mother described a festive atmosphere upon receiving the news. The brothers are now considering paths in engineering and management IT, which might lead to their first separation.

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a moment of unprecedented pride

Basma Amri, the school's director, hailed the event as a "moment of unprecedented pride" for the institution. She attributed the success to the "natural emulation generated by twinship" and the dedication of the teaching staff, emphasizing the shared joy among students, educators, and families.

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this double joy was shared equally among the students, teachers, and families