SOUTH AFRICA: The 2023 National Senior Certificate (NSC) exams ended on 6 December, 2023. Minister of Basic Education, Angie Motshekga, will reveal the results on Thursday, 18 January, 2024. Candidates can access their results from 6:00 AM on Friday, 19 January, 2024.
This article gives more details about the announcement and how to check your Matric results. Read on to find out.
When Do Matric Results Come Out?
Ministerial Announcement: On Thursday, 18 January 2024, Minister Angie Motshekga will officially announce the outcome of the NSC examinations.
Results Released to Candidates: Mark your calendars for Friday, 19 January 2024 (from 6:00 AM). This is when you can access your individual results.
Here are clear instructions for checking MATRIC results online and via USSD or SMS.
Accessing Your Matric Results
The traditional and recommended method is to collect your statement of results directly from the school or centre where you wrote your exams.
You can also access your results electronically on the Department of Basic Education website (www.education.gov.za) starting at 6:00 AM on 19th January 2024.
Be prepared for potential website traffic during peak times.
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What Do When Checking Your Matric Results
- Technical glitches: While rare, unforeseen technical issues might delay the availability of some results online. If you encounter this, don't fret! Simply check with your school or centre for your statement of results.
- Result queries: Within 30 days of the release date, you can submit queries if you have any concerns about your results.
- Double-check your details: Ensure your names and ID numbers are accurate on your statement of results. Report any discrepancies to the Department before 21 February 2024.
Re-marking/Re-checking Your Script
Dissatisfied with your results? You have the option to request a re-mark or re-check of your exam scripts for a designated fee. Act fast! The deadline for applications is 2nd February 2024 (both manual and online submissions).
- Fees: Be prepared for the associated costs. Re-marking incurs a fee of R120 per subject, while re-checking costs R29 per subject.
- Viewing scripts: This option becomes available only after a re-mark or re-check. The application deadline for script viewing is 7 days after the re-mark/re-check results are released, and it carries a fee of R234.
- Re-mark results release: Keep an eye out! Re-mark results will be available at your exam centre/school from 15 March 2024.
June NSC Exams: A Second Chance
The February/March supplementary examinations are no longer offered. However, a May/June exam session provides an opportunity to improve your results or complete outstanding subjects.
Don't miss out! The application deadline for the 2024 May/June exams is 8 February 2024.
You can register for subjects you attempted in any previous November exams. Candidates who were absent for valid reasons (medical emergencies, family bereavement, etc.) from one or more November papers can register, provided they have valid marks for other components.
- Any NSC candidate from 2008 onwards can retake the exams to improve their overall achievement or specific subject results.
- Candidates absent for other reasons (except illness/injury or family death) can also apply if they have valid marks for other components.
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