Math Teacher Predicts Hot Topics Likely to Appear on the Bac Exam!

Younss Messoudi, the math teacher and creator of the Jai20enmaths platform, notes that certain topics frequently appear on the baccalaureate exam and thus warrant extra focus. He advises a methodical approach to studying: “aim to complete at least one exercise per day starting from early May, to avoid a last-minute cram in the final two weeks of the month.” This strategy is designed to support candidates steadily through their exam preparation.

Additionally, he emphasizes the importance of concentrating on five specific chapters in mathematics, which he believes are almost guaranteed to be included in the exam. The first involves sequences and integrals, often interlinked in test questions to assess students’ ability to relate different parts of the curriculum. Next are differential equations—a staple of the exam requiring a deep understanding of resolution methods and their practical applications. Also important are probability topics involving counting and the Bienaymé-Tchebychev theorem, which test thoroughness and accuracy in probabilistic reasoning. Lastly, topics on convexity and spatial geometry are also anticipated in 2025.

As for the specific exercises related to these chapters that students are likely to encounter this year, Messoudi has clear predictions. He expects students will likely tackle an integrated exercise on sequences and integrals, one on differential equations, and a probability problem involving counting and the Bienaymé-Tchebychev theorem.

While there may be additions or slight variations to this list, these insights should nonetheless provide a significant boost to future graduates!