As the 2026 baccalaureate approaches, the Mesupres is strengthening subject security measures from their development through delivery to prevent leaks and ensure smooth exam proceedings. This year, subject development relies on a multiple proposal system. For each subject, three proposals are submitted by each Regional Directorate of National Education (DREN). "For mathematics and other subjects, with Madagascar's 23 regions, 69 subject proposals are prepared. The designers then develop the final subjects from these proposals," said Angelo Raherinirina, Director General of Higher Education and Scientific Research, during the signing of a convention between Mesupres and the Ministry of Public Security yesterday in Anosy. Subjects are prepared by teachers specially mobilized for this process. "They are transported to exam centers following rigorous procedures, given their sensitive nature. Subject transport began this week. The most remote centers are served first and movements are conducted under escort," the director general continued. Selected subjects are identical across all regions to ensure fairness among candidates. Teachers who participated in their design remain in quarantine to preserve content confidentiality. Digital Surveillance Regarding subject security, officials assure all necessary measures are in place. Mesupres is particularly strengthening efforts against fake exam subjects circulating on social media. A convention was signed with the Ministry of Public Security to reinforce collaboration between the two institutions, particularly in securing baccalaureate exams. Digital surveillance is among the main measures implemented. It aims to monitor fake subjects circulating on online platforms used by individuals to spread false information and cause disruptions. Cybercrime units are mobilized to identify and prosecute those deliberately distributing fake subjects, often to defraud candidates for money. "Collaboration on this digital surveillance will be strengthened," emphasized Angelo Raherinirina. He noted cooperation already exists between the ministry and law enforcement. Several people involved in such activities have already faced measures. Monitoring potential irregularities related to the baccalaureate is ensured at multiple levels: regionally, within the ministry, and through collaboration with law enforcement. Several people involved in distributing fake subjects have already faced measures. Actions have been taken and investigations are ongoing. However, certain information remains confidential due to the exam's sensitive nature. Citizens are also urged to report any suspicious cases. Any situation deemed suspicious is forwarded to competent authorities. Facing fake exam subjects on social media, authorities maintain their actions to prevent any violations that could compromise the proper conduct of baccalaureate exams.