I Failed Matric But I Do Not Want To Rewrite: What Now?
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The document discusses options for students who have failed matriculation exams in South Africa, including studying without a matric certificate, applying for a remark or recheck of exam papers, finding employment, or redoing matriculation either in high school if under age 21 or at a matric college for those 21 and older. It also clarifies that students cannot apply to university without passing matriculation exams, which require a bachelor's degree pass level, and university acceptance depends on meeting other entry requirements.
I Failed Matric But I Do Not Want To Rewrite: What Now?
- 1. I Failed Matric But I Do Not Want To Rewrite: What Now? Below we have listed things you can do if you failed your Matric but do not want to rewrite. Study without Matric Remark, recheck and view paper Find employment
- 2. Is It Possible To Start Matric Again? Yes, you can study Matric again. If you are not yet 21 years of age or older, you still have a chance to redo your Matric in High School. If you are 21 or older, you can redo your Matric through Matric College.
- 3. Can You Apply At University If You Failed Matric? No, you cannot apply to study at the university if you have failed Matric. You need a Matric Qualification that is at a Bachelor’s Degree Pass Level to study at university. Your acceptance is dependent on whether you meet the university requirements.