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Tunisian student Molka Louhichi tops national exams, aims for medicine

From La Presse · () French

Translated from French, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

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  • Molka Louhichi achieved the highest national score in Tunisia's 2026 experimental sciences baccalaureate exam with 19.76.
  • She was congratulated by the Minister of Education and plans to study medicine, though she will consider all options.
  • Louhichi attributed her success to continuous effort, family support, and her teachers, also noting a 18.73 annual average.

Molka Louhichi has topped Tunisia's national baccalaureate exam in experimental sciences for 2026, achieving an exceptional average of 19.76. The student from the pilot high school in Nabeul governorate also secured an annual average of 18.73.

I am heading towards medicine

โ€” Molka LouhichiMolka Louhichi's stated intention for her university studies.

Louhichi shared that both the Minister of Education and the regional education delegate in Nabeul contacted her to offer congratulations and officially inform her of her national ranking. She expressed her intention to pursue medical studies but stated she will carefully evaluate all available options in consultation with her family before making a final decision.

I will take the time to examine the different options available before finalizing my choice, in consultation with my family.

โ€” Molka LouhichiMolka Louhichi's approach to choosing her university major.

She credits her remarkable achievement to consistent hard work over many years, supported by her family and educational mentors. Her success serves as an inspiration, highlighting the dedication required to excel in rigorous academic pursuits.

continuous work and years of sustained effort, as well as the support of her family and her educational guidance.

โ€” Molka LouhichiMolka Louhichi's explanation for her academic success.
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Originally published by La Presse in French. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.