The matrics final exam timetable is out. The 2021 National Senior Certificate examinations are scheduled to start on November 1 and end on December 7. matric exam timetable NSCexams Education Classof2021
The 2021 National Senior Certificate exams initially scheduled to start on November 1st has been changed to start on October 27.The Department of Basic Education said the papers, English , Paper 1 Business Studies and Non-Official Language Paper 1 would be written on October 27 and 28. The exams were supposed to take place on November 1 and 2.
“The changes were necessitated by the local government elections which will take place on November 1. Learners eligible to vote will now be able to cast their ballots,” the DBE said. The DBE said there are 207 exam question papers to be written over 25 days, five weeks, and there are no vacant sessions in the 25 day time table. Which is why the exams were moved up.
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