National Patent Diploma, Session 2009
Description
In 2009, 609 400 candidates obtained the National Patent Diploma (DNB), a success rate of 82.7 %, up slightly from the 2008 session.
The differences in success between the departments of the metropolis remain large (15 points), but are narrowing from one session to another.
Nearly nine in ten students pass the college series, which has the highest success rate (83.6 %), five out of 100 students present the technology series with a success of 82.1 %, and a little more than five out of 100 students with the lowest success rate (68 %).
Girls perform better than boys (6 points) and a third of them get a good or very good mention.
Social origin strongly marks patent success: the success rate thus increases from 68 % to 95 % depending on whether the student has a parent without a professional activity or executive. Similarly, the chances of getting a mention well or very well vary from one to three depending on the social environment: 44 % of the children of managers are affected, compared with only 14 % of children whose responsibility is not professional.
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