What Does 999 Mean On Your Matric Results

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What Does 999 Mean On Your Matric Results

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Any student can experience a vital moment when they realise the significance of the numbers on their matriculation results. The number “999” stands out among these as having special significance that frequently interests people. What does it signify? Is it good news or cause for concern? This article will explore the significance of the number “999” on your matric results and explain what it means to students and their families.

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What Do The Codes On My Results Statements Mean

On your Matriculation statement of results, the following symbols and codes may appear:

MATRIC CODE / SYMBOL MEANING
Bachelor’s Degree Pass B
Diploma Pass D
Higher Certificate Pass H
Not Achieved Does not qualify for NSC / SC(A)
NSC/BACH A National Senior Certificate, qualifies for studying a Bachelor’s Degree
NSC/DIP National Senior Certificate, qualifies towards studying for a Diploma
NSC/HC National Senior Certificate, qualifies towards studying a Higher Certificate
NSC Achieved the National Senior Certificate only
NSC/LSEN National Senior Certificate, a learner with special educational needs
999 Absent
888 Subject change
777 Outstanding mark
zz Ending (irregularity)
px Null and void (irregularity)
mo Marks outstanding

 

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Matric Compulsory Subjects

Matric subjects are divided into the following:

  • Compulsory subjects
  • Elective subjects
  • Compulsory

Here are the compulsory subjects:

Home Language – To choose from the following official South African Languages:

  • Sesotho
  • Setswana
  • Siswati
  • Tshivenda
  • Xitsonga
  • Afrikaans
  • English
  • IsiNdebele
  • IsiXhosa
  • IsiZulu
  • Sepedi

First Additional Language – To choose from the following official South African Languages:

  • Sesotho
  • Setswana
  • Siswati
  • Tshivenda
  • Xitsonga
  • Afrikaans
  • English
  • IsiNdebele
  • IsiXhosa
  • IsiZulu
  • Sepedi
  • Mathematics or Mathematical Literacy
  • Life Orientation
  • Elective – Non-Languages

Here are the elective Non-Languages Matric Subjects:

  • Business Studies
  • Consumer Studies
  • Dramatic Arts
  • Information Technology
  • Life Sciences
  • Accounting
  • Agricultural Science
  • Mathematics
  • Mathematics Literacy
  • Music
  • Physical Sciences
  • Religion Studies
  • Visual Arts
  • Economics
  • Engineering graphics and design
  • Geography

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