Examination centres

The student must indicate the nearest examination centre to his/her home, by indicating the code of one of these on the registration form. By signing the application form, the student undertakes, inter alia, to write his/her examinations at this approved venue. Dual examination venues will not be permitted.

The examination centres have been divided as follows:

Republic of South Africa
Other countries in Africa
Overseas countries

Examination venues IN FOREIGN COUNTRIES are restricted to cities where the University is able to make suitable arrangements.

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The University will do everything possible to arrange for examinations at each of the venues listed, but if no suitable arrangements can be made at a particular venue, the University reserves the right to change the student's examination venue.

If candidates wish to change their examination venue after registration, their application in writing to do so must be received by the University on or before the following dates:

31 March for the May/June examinations

31 August for the October/November examinations

15 November for January/February examinations.

No Ad-hoc or special Examination venue will be approved. Students must write at an official, approved Examination venue. A list of such examination venues appears in the Registration Information Brochure.

The invigilator is an employee of the University and has full delegated authority from the University at the examination centre.
Students must abide by all lawful instructions from the invigilator at all times during the examination session.