Italian celebrities' Maturità scores range from perfect to delayed exams

A number of Italian public figures have disclosed their high‑school graduation (Maturità) results, showing a wide spectrum of outcomes. Politicians such as Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, Labour Minister Marina Calderone and former prime minister Giuseppe Conte all earned perfect scores of 60/60, while Democratic Party leader Elly Schlein achieved the maximum 6/6 in the Swiss system. Television personalities Elisa Isoardi, Andrea Delogu and radio host Linus recounted challenges, with Isoardi admitting she "copied the topography test" and Linus taking three years to obtain his diploma (46/60). Athletes Jannik Sinner left public school early to focus on tennis but later completed his studies privately, and Gianluigi Donnarumma postponed his exam for a trip to Ibiza, eventually graduating with 70/100. Scores varied widely: Carlo Conti earned 60/60, Leo Gassmann 96/100, while Enrico Mentana received 36/60 and Maria De Filippi 52/60. Some candidates delayed or missed the oral exam, such as Formula 1 commentator Vittoria Piria, who rescheduled to compete in Valencia.