Know whether the brevet is already secured
Enter your troisième averages to see the grade you need in the June exams.
Simulate the French Brevet 2027 using continuous assessment, official exam coefficients, optional-subject bonus and honours thresholds.
Choose your situation: school and individual candidates are calculated differently.
2027 session. Continuous assessment counts for 40% and final exams for 60%. From 2027, written exams are based on the Year 9 / troisième programmes when in force.
The continuous-assessment grade is the average of the 12 compulsory annual subject averages, all with equal weight.
| Subject / exam | Weight | Grade /20 |
|---|---|---|
| French | 1 | |
| Mathematics | 1 | |
| History-geography | 1 | |
| Civic education (EMC) | 1 | |
| Foreign language 1 | 1 | |
| Foreign language 2 | 1 | |
| Life and Earth sciences | 1 | |
| Physics-chemistry | 1 | |
| Technology | 1 | |
| Visual arts | 1 | |
| Music education | 1 | |
| Physical education | 1 |
Add optional subjects taken. Only the best average is used: points above 10 are added to the sum of the 12 compulsory averages, capped at a 20/20 continuous-assessment average.
Enter the official continuous-assessment average shown on your results statement. It should already include any optional-subject bonus.
Enter real or estimated grades out of 20. Official coefficients are applied automatically.
| Subject / exam | Weight | Grade /20 | Points |
|---|---|---|---|
| French | 2 | ||
| Mathematics | 2 | ||
| History-geography | 1.5 | ||
| Civic education (EMC) | 0.5 | ||
| Sciences | 2 | ||
| Project oral examination | 2 |
This simulator applies the French Diplôme national du brevet rules for the 2027 session. School candidates are assessed with 40% continuous assessment based on 12 compulsory Year 9 subject averages and 60% final exams. You can enter one official continuous-assessment average or each subject separately, add an optional-subject bonus and leave unknown grades blank to see what average is still required.
For a school candidate, continuous assessment is the mean of the 12 yearly averages of troisième, all with the same weight, plus a bonus when an optional subject is above 10. It makes up 40% of the final grade. The final exams make up 60%: French, mathematics and science at coefficient 2, the oral at 2, history-geography at 1.5 and moral and civic education at 0.5.
The final grade is therefore 0.4 × continuous assessment + 0.6 × exam average. The brevet is awarded from 10/20, with honours at 12, 14, 16 and 18. While grades are missing, the tool shows the average still needed on the remaining exams for each target.
Select school or individual candidate to load the correct calculation.
Use either the 12 annual subject averages or your already-calculated official average.
Add French, maths, history-geography, EMC, sciences and oral grades; individual candidates have a foreign-language exam instead of the oral.
The average, honours and remaining-grade targets update instantly.
Enter your troisième averages to see the grade you need in the June exams.
Simulate your exam grades to see what a bien or très bien requires.
Without continuous assessment, work out your average from the exams alone, foreign language included.
For a school candidate, the final average is 40% continuous assessment and 60% the weighted average of the final exams. The diploma is awarded from 10/20.
Twelve mandatory subjects count with equal weight: French, mathematics, history-geography, civic education (EMC), first and second foreign languages, life and earth sciences, physics-chemistry, technology, visual arts, music and physical education.
French 2, mathematics 2, history-geography 1.5, civic education 0.5, sciences 2 and oral 2. For independent candidates, the oral is replaced by a foreign language exam with a coefficient of 2.
Only the best optional average is kept. The points above 10 are added to the sum of the 12 mandatory averages before dividing by 12, with the continuous-assessment average capped at 20/20.
Assez bien from 12/20, Bien from 14/20, Très bien from 16/20 and Très bien with the jury’s congratulations from 18/20.
The official calculation uses the yearly average validated for each subject in the LSU (the national school record). The simulator therefore asks for this yearly average directly rather than assuming a plain average of the three terms always matches the official value.
Under the DNB rules, each yearly average sent to the LSU is rounded up to the next hundredth of a point. Detailed mode applies this rule before calculating continuous assessment.
The 40% continuous assessment / 60% exams weighting has applied since 2026. From 2027, the written papers cover the Year 9 (troisième) curriculum wherever it is in force.
You need a final average of at least 10/20, based 40% on continuous assessment and 60% on the exams. Honours start at 12 (assez bien), 14 (bien), 16 (très bien) and 18 (très bien with the jury’s congratulations).
Yes. Blank grades remain outstanding and the calculator estimates the weighted average needed on the remaining components.
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