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How Many Matric Students in South Africa

How Many Matric Students in South Africa

What is called matric in South Africa?

MATRIC is a South African state national exam sat in the final year of high schools and the qualification received on graduating from high school which serve as the minimum university entrance requirement in South Africa.

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What do you call a matric certificate?

The Matric certificate is also referred to as the National Senior Certificate (NSC)

How many matric students in South Africa?

The there is a total number of 923 460 matric students with 755 981 being full-time learners and 167 479 being part-time that is registered with the Department of Basic Education (DBE) of South Africa.

What is a different between matric and grade 12?

There is no difference between Matric and Grade 12 as both terms means the same thing.

Which province is the most educated in South Africa?

Gauteng has the highest number of distinctions per learner (0.43), according to data from education analytics company Gradesmatch.

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What are the matric pass rates in South Africa 2021?

76.4% was the matric pass rates in the year 2021 in South Africa.

Which province had the highest matric pass rate in South Africa in 2021?

The Free State province had the highest Matric results in 2021 with a pass rate of 85.7%.

How do I know if I have matric?

You can use SAQA VeriSearch at the South African Qualifications Authority to check your educational credentials on the National Learners’ Records Database (NLRD) (SAQA).

Which school performed greatly in the matric exams in 2021?


Phumanyowa High school in Zululand, KwaZulu-Natal was the top achieving school of which all their 350 learners passed the 2021matric exams.

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