Power Tools To Help Matriculants Pass Their Exams

There are many power tools to help the class of 2023 pass their exams. If you are preparing for your Matric year 2023, you can use the following power tools:

You can only pass Matric in 2023 if you study regularly, practise with past exam papers and memorandums, complete your assessments and aim for high marks!

How Do I Prepare For My Grade 12 Final Exam?

You prepare for the Grade 12 final examination in the following manner:

Study hard
Use past question papers
Join a study group
Get extra lessons

Study Hard

You can prepare for your final examination by studying hard. When you study, you obtain information. When you understand this information, it becomes familiar to you.

The knowledge you obtain helps you answer questions correctly in the final exam. As a result, you pass the exam and get awarded a Matric Qualification.

Use Past Question Papers

You can use past question papers to prepare for the final exam. These papers will help you to get an idea of what to expect in your final exam. You can use these papers to test your knowledge and ensure that you enter the exam knowing how to answer different questions.

Join A Study Group

To prepare for the final exam, you can join a study group. This will help you to remain motivated in your studies. You will also have a chance to ask other students to help you with subject topics you find challenging. As a result, you will have a better chance of passing the exam.

Get Extra Lessons

To prepare for the final examination, you can get extra lessons. This can be online, or at schools from a personal tutor. Learning information from different people will help you gain new information.

Extra lessons also help you ask questions and receive immediate assistance. This will help you do well in your exams.

Why Do Learners Fail Their Matric Exams?

Learners fail their exams because they are not fully prepared to write. This happens when you procrastinate during your study sessions. To avoid failing the exam, you can do the following:

Study from the beginning of the year
Prepare for all assessments
Aim for high marks in all assessments
Use past exam papers and memorandums to study
Ask others for help

How Many Hours Should A Matric Student Study?

You can study for about four to six hours daily. However, this is a personal preference. You can choose to study for four to six hours or more. The more hours you study, the more chances you have to understand what you are studying.

Is 1 Hour Enough To Study?

For revision, one hour is enough time to study. However, if you want to study a new topic or something you have not studied in a long time, an hour would not be enough. You are advised to study for at least (3) three to (6) six hours daily. Studying for longer hours will help you be relaxed and obtain information fast and easily.

Can I Fail 1 Subject In Matric?

Yes, the Department of Basic Education has a rule that states that if you fail only one subject, you are allowed to pass Matric. This applies only if the subject failed is not our Home Language. If you want to study at university, you should ensure that you pass all your subjects. This will boost your Admission Point Score (APS).

What Is The Highest Pass In Matric?

The highest pass in Matric is known as a Bachelor’s Degree Pass. Besides this pass, there are three more Matric passes that you can earn. To pass Matric, you only need to earn one of the following passes:

Bachelor’s Degree Pass Level

You must obtain the following marks:

At least 40% in your home language
At least 50% in four subjects
At least 30% in two other subjects

Diploma Pass Level

You will have to obtain the following marks:

At least 40% in your home language
At least 40% in four subjects
At least 30% in two other subjects

Higher Certificate Pass Level

You need to obtain the following marks:

At least 40% in your home language
At least 40% in two subjects
At least 30% in four other subjects

National Senior Certificate Pass Level

You must obtain the following marks:

At least 40% in your home language
At least 30% in two other subjects
At least 30% in three subjects
One subject can be failed

What Does “A”, “B”, “C” And “D” Mean In Matric Results

The symbols ‘A, B, C, D’ in the Matric results stand for the following:

Matric Subject Symbol / Marks received in the final examination	APS (Admission Point Score)
A (80 – 100%)	7
B (70 – 79%)	6
C (60 – 69%)	5
D (50 – 59%)	4
E (40 – 49%)	3
F (30 – 39%)	2
G (0 – 29%)	1

What Can I Study With An APS Of 15?

If you have 15 points, you can study the following courses at Matric College:

NATED Courses

Study the NATED Courses below to obtain practical skills, knowledge and qualification that help you find employment:

ICB Courses

Study our ICB Courses to acquire scarce skills, information, and qualifications that help you start a business and find employment. These are the ICB Courses available:

Short Courses

Study our Short Courses to obtain a wide range of skills that help you open a business and find work opportunities. These are the Short Courses available:

Study At Matric College!

You can further your studies with Matric College today. You can apply whether you have Matric or not. We provide you with tutors and study material. Studying is comfortable when you do it with us.

Author: Mulisa Nethononda
Editor: Tammy Fredericks
Date Published: December 01, 2022