The culmination of your Matric year is marked by the release of results, and as the anticipation grows, it’s essential to know the various avenues available for accessing and reviewing your performance. In this comprehensive guide, we’ll walk you through the steps, providing additional insights to ensure a seamless experience.
Online Platform
The Department of Basic Education has made it convenient for Matric candidates to access their results online. Head to the official website at https://www.education.gov.za/MatricResults/ExamResults.aspx to check your results. The user-friendly platform offers a quick and efficient way to view and download your Matric Results.
High School Visit
For those who prefer a tangible copy, high schools generally have physical copies of results available from noon on the day of release. Visit your high school to collect your official Matric Results.
SMS Service
Opt for the SMS service by sending your ID number and exam number to 35658 via SMS. Ensure both numbers have 13 digits for acceptance. A one-time cost of R3 is incurred for registration, and your results will be delivered by SMS as soon as they are released.
USSD Service
Dial 12035658# to utilize the USSD service. Answer questions and enter your ID number to receive results per subject. Comply with the Protection of Personal Information Act during the process. Standard USSD rates apply.
Considering a Remark
If your results are not as expected, and you’re contemplating a remark, follow these steps:
- Online Application:
- Apply online at www.eservices.gov.za for a remark or rechecking. Late applications will not be accepted.
- Costs:
- The cost for remarking is R110 per subject, while re-checking is R27 per subject.
- Viewing of Scripts:
- Opting for script viewing after a re-mark or re-check? There is a fee of R212. The application deadline for viewing is 7 days after the results are released.
By following these steps, you ensure a smooth process for accessing and, if necessary, reviewing your Matric Results. Remember, this guide provides a general overview, and for specific cases or unique situations, it’s always best to contact the Department of Basic Education or visit their official website for the latest and most accurate information. Best of luck on your Matric journey!