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The results of the technical baccalaureate were catastrophic this year at the technical high school Cheikh Ahmadou Bamba of Diourbel. Of the 246 candidates who made the first round, only 19 were declared admitted, or 7.72%. The results of the baccalaureate are distributed as follows. For the G series, of the 229 candidates who wrote, 13 graduated. A girl named Catherine Diatta got the only mention Good. 83 candidates are allowed to take the second round. For the T1 series, 2 contenders are declared admitted from the 25 who made the first round. Only one mention pretty well was awarded. 2 candidates are eligible. For the T2 series, there were four admissions, two of which were fairly well-honored and nine of the 34 candidates were eligible.
These catastrophic results are no doubt related in part to the endless strikes by teachers on the one hand, and secondly, the lack of resources due to the lack of heavy investments that the State is slow to make. Note that these results are not as good as those of last year. In 2017, the number of admissions to the first round was 158 admitted out of 320) registered. In Kolda, the situation is better. Out of 64 candidates, there are 13 admitted and 37 allowed to pass the second round. In Kaolack, the 852 jury, out of the 357 candidates, there were 88 admitted to the jury for three honorable mentions. Eligible students are 88 students. Which gives 60% of admissions, provided that all eligible students obtain their first university degree at the end of the second round.
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