Algeria’s 2026 Baccalaureate exams concluded on Thursday, June 11th, amidst reports of widespread cheating. Numerous cases of fraud were detected across the country, leading to significant legal repercussions for those involved. Courts in at least six Algerian provinces (wilayas) have issued substantial penalties to individuals found guilty of cheating. The first instance of fraud was reported in Biskra on the very first day of the examinations. Details regarding the specific penalties and the number of individuals convicted remain limited in initial reports. This crackdown signals a firm stance against academic dishonesty during the crucial national exams. The incident was first reported by TSA.