The Quebec Ministry of Education announced that official results of the province's ministry exams will be posted online on Tuesday, July 7, 2026, and will be accessible to students through a government authentication service.
The online release marks the first time the ministry has made exam outcomes available via the internet, deviating from its usual practice of distributing paper copies or posting results at school offices several weeks after the tests.
Students who wish to view their scores must log in to the designated authentication portal using credentials issued by the government. The system is designed to verify each user's identity before displaying the personalized result page, ensuring that only the rightful examinee can access the information.
The shift to digital delivery aligns with broader efforts by Quebec's education authorities to modernize administrative procedures and streamline access to academic records. Officials indicated that the online platform will allow results to be released more quickly than the traditional timeline, giving students and schools immediate confirmation of performance.
Parents and educators are expected to receive guidance on how to navigate the authentication service, including instructions for password recovery and technical support. The ministry has not disclosed the exact time on Tuesday when the results will become visible, but has confirmed that the portal will remain open for a set period to accommodate users across the province.
The change comes as part of a series of digital initiatives introduced by the Quebec government over recent years, aimed at improving efficiency in public services. By offering exam results through a secure online channel, the Ministry of Education hopes to reduce paperwork, lower administrative costs, and provide a more convenient experience for the roughly 200,000 high school students who sit for the ministry exams each year.