Previous Examination Results

Advanced College Secondary School has been very successful and has achieved good Matric results in the past.

In 2023 we achieved a 100% pass rate.  This is a result we are very proud of and it is what we aim and strive for every year.

In 2024, while less successful than the previous year, we still attained good results with a 95% pass rate.

The year 2025, saw the school achieve a pass rate well above the SACAI National Average and the School was awarded a certificate which was issued to all Schools that achieved a pass rate of more than 80%. We are very proud of achieving this award.

Our learners have gone on to study further at various tertiary institutions in fields such as Medicine, IT, Law and Engineering to name but a few.  Please read some of our success stories under the “Alumni Tab”.

 

For a Bachelor’s Pass:

Must obtain at least 40% for Home Language (English).

Must obtain at least 50% for 4 subjects, excl LO.

Must obtain at least 30% for 2 other subjects.
For a Diploma Pass:

Must obtain at least 40% for Home Language (English).

Must obtain at least 40% for 4 subjects, excl LO.

Must obtain at least 30% for 2 other subjects.
For a Higher Certificate Pass:

Must obtain at least 40% in Home Language (English)

Must obtain at least 40% in 3 subjects.

Must obtain at least 30% for 3 other subjects.
For a Pass:

Must obtain at least 40% in Home Language (English)

Must obtain at least 40% in 2 other subjects.

Must obtain at least 30% for 3 other subjects.

 

 

 

Who issue NSC Certificates?

NSC Certificates are issued by Umalusi only to all candidates/learners that have successfully completed the NSC.  

Umalusi is the Council for Quality Assurance in General and Further Education and Training.  They have a mandate to set and monitor standards for qualifications within the general and further education training band of the National Qualifications Framework (NQF).

NSC 2026 May/June Examinations

The timetable for the May/June Examinations will be available shortly.
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