CPGE Transfer, Repetition and Excellence-Class Operations Organized Online (Morocco, June 2026)
The Ministry issued Note 065-26 organizing CPGE student transfer, second-year repetition and access to excellence classes in public CPGE institutions. The operations are handled through the e-CPGE platform.
Source: Moroccan Ministry of National Education, Preschool and Sports
The Ministry issued Note 065-26 organizing CPGE student transfer, second-year repetition and access to excellence classes in public CPGE institutions. The operations are handled through the e-CPGE platform.
What Changed?
Student movement and progression-related CPGE operations were placed under an official 2026 process, including transfers, repeat requests and access to excellence classes.
Old System vs New System
Students and institutions previously relied on earlier CPGE operational rules or local administrative handling for these annual processes.
The 2026 operations are governed by Note 065-26 and managed through the e-CPGE portal for public CPGE institutions.
Who Is Affected?
Student Impact
CPGE students seeking transfer, repeat authorization or access to excellence classes must follow the official online process and file rules.
Parent / Family Impact
Families should help students track portal deadlines and required documentation for CPGE movement or progression requests.
School / Institution Impact
Public CPGE institutions must process requests according to the Ministry note and use the e-CPGE system.
Teacher / Staff Impact
CPGE academic staff may be asked to provide advice or support documentation, but the main change is administrative.
Key Dates
- 2026-06-25: Note 065-26 issued for CPGE transfer
- repetition and excellence-class operations.
What To Do
- Students should use the e-CPGE portal
- check eligibility conditions and submit requests within the official calendar stated in the note.
What To Watch Next
Monitor follow-up lists, decisions and any appeal or confirmation procedures for affected CPGE students.
Global Context
The change shows how Morocco manages progression and mobility within selective post-baccalaureate preparatory education.
Source Record
Source type: Circular
Source name: Moroccan Ministry of National Education, Preschool and Sports