Over 62,000 Tunisian sixth-grade students commenced a national competitive exam on Monday for admission to the country’s selective pilot colleges. The written examinations, which began June 22nd, will continue through Wednesday, June 24th. This year’s competition is for approximately 3,850 available places in these highly regarded secondary schools. The exam assesses students transitioning from primary to secondary education. Successful candidates will gain access to a more rigorous academic curriculum and enhanced educational opportunities. The competition highlights the demand for quality education within the Tunisian school system. Further details regarding the exam’s administration and results are expected following its conclusion.