Frequently Asked Questions About Cambridge Exams
Cambridge exams are offered twice a year at schools and exam centres around the country. Cambridge exams are recognised around the world.
Yes, most tertiary institutions are familiar with Cambridge and accept students who have met USAF university exemption requirements.
There are many subjects to choose from, but not all subjects are available and recognised in South Africa. English First Language and Afrikaans are compulsory, as well as one Mathematical/Science subject. Students generally choose 6-7 subjects for International GCSE exams, and then narrow their subjects to 4-5 for AS levels.
Yes, there are some timing and subject choice matters to be settled when students choose their subjects in Grade 9.
Any South African citizen with a valid form of ID.
Various schools and exam centres admit private candidates for the exams.
Exam costs range between R2500 and R3500 per subject.
For university exemption, students should aim for 60% across the board.