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Practise for the Moroccan Baccalaureat, the medicine and pharmacy competition and Moroccan general knowledge with free timed mock tests, flashcards and an explanation for every answer. Pick your pathway below.

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Practise for the Moroccan Baccalaureat, the medicine and pharmacy competition and Moroccan general knowledge with free timed mock tests, flashcards and an explanation for every answer. Pick your pathway below.

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Studying in Morocco

A short factual overview of Moroccan school stages, the Baccalaureat, open and limited-access higher education including medicine, and the languages used in class.

Morocco has 7 exams on GetMyMockTest, including Baccalauréat Marocain and Concours de médecine et de pharmacie, with 2,393 practice questions in total.

Can every student with the Baccalaureat enter any faculty?

No. Faculties of letters, law, economics and sciences are open access, but medicine, the ENCG, the ENSA and similar institutions select students by grades, tests or competition.

  • National exams in Morocco
  • International curricula
  • Study abroad and English tests

Education in Morocco: schooling, the Baccalaureat and university access