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Where this data comes from

One rule: if a requirement isn’t on an official university page or document, it doesn’t go on Studypath as a fact. This page shows what we have, how sure we are, and – just as important – what we still don’t know.

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Checked

We opened the official page or document ourselves and read the statement. This includes the rule being in a university’s own calculator code.

From our research

From our research. A source is cited, but we haven’t re-read it ourselves – often because the university’s website blocks automated checks. Treat it as “likely right, please confirm”.

Not from an official source

General knowledge or advice with no official source behind it. We always say so, and suggest where you can check.

Could not be confirmed Sources disagree

We couldn’t confirm it, or two official sources disagree. We show you both rather than pick one.

The rules we hold ourselves to

Every number links to its source

Not in a tooltip. A visible link, next to the number, on every programme. If you find a figure without one, that’s a bug.

We never put universities on one scale

Their scoring systems measure different things. Comparing them would produce a number that is confidently wrong. The calculator gives a separate result per university, every time.

When sources disagree, we show both

Wits’s Bachelor of Architectural Studies is the clearest example: one Wits document says APS 34, the programme’s own FAQ says 29. You see a “Sources disagree” badge and both figures.

When we can’t compute something, we say so

The Wits Health Sciences Composite Index needs your NBT and Wits publishes no cut-off, so we don’t calculate it. Guessing would hand you a number to plan your life around that we made up.

How each university scores you – and whether we got it right

Every formula below was checked against the university’s own published rule on 1 October 2026. Where we found differences in our first attempt, we fixed them.

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UCT Faculty Points Score

UCT adds your six best subject percentages, excluding Life Orientation, but always including English and any subject the degree requires. A result below 40% in a subject scores nothing. For Commerce, Engineering & the Built Environment, Humanities and Law this is your Faculty Points Score (FPS), out of 600.

What we confirmed

  • Add the six best subject percentages, excluding Life Orientation, but including English and any other subject the programme requires.
  • For Commerce, Engineering & the Built Environment, Humanities and Law the Faculty Points Score (FPS) out of 600 equals the APS.
  • A result below 40% in any subject does not attract a score.

What we could not confirm

  • The only UCT document we could read is the 2025 guidelines; the 2027 prospectus (which our programme requirements come from) could not be read in full. The APS rule is assumed unchanged.
  • UCT Health Sciences (out of 900: APS plus NBT, plus 10 points for a third official language) needs your NBT results, so we do not calculate it. For Health degrees we check your APS against the published APS sub-minimum instead.

Checked against: UCT Guidelines for Admission for NSC holders (2025) (opens the official page) · 1 October 2026

Checked against the official sourceWe calculate this

UCT Science Faculty Points Score

For UCT Science, your English counts once, your Mathematics and Physical Sciences each count twice, and your best three other subjects count once (excluding Life Orientation). A result below 40% in a subject scores nothing.

What we confirmed

  • For the Faculty of Science the FPS is out of 800: count English, double the scores for Mathematics and Physical Sciences, and add the best three of the remaining scores, other than Life Orientation.
  • UCT’s own worked example (English 75, isiXhosa 70, Mathematics 84, Physical Sciences 86, Consumer Studies 79, Engineering Graphics & Design 69) gives 633 / 800, and our calculator reproduces it.

What we could not confirm

  • The numeric Science cut-offs are on pages of the 2027 prospectus we could not read, so UCT Science degrees show your score but no cut-off to compare it with.

Checked against: UCT Guidelines for Admission for NSC holders (2025) (opens the official page) · 1 October 2026

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Wits APS

Wits counts your best seven subjects including Life Orientation, and the subjects your degree requires must be among them. Each subject scores 8 (90-100%) down to 3 (40-49%), and nothing below 40%. English and Mathematics get +2 from 60% up. Life Orientation scores only 4, 3, 2 or 1 for 90, 80, 70 or 60% and up.

What we confirmed

  • Best seven subjects including Life Orientation, and faculty-specific subjects must be included in the calculation.
  • Points: 90-100% = 8, 80-89% = 7, 70-79% = 6, 60-69% = 5, 50-59% = 4, 40-49% = 3, below 40% = 0.
  • English and Mathematics get +2 from 60% up (so 90-100% = 10).
  • Life Orientation scores 4 / 3 / 2 / 1 at 90 / 80 / 70 / 60% and up, otherwise 0, with no bonus.

What we could not confirm

  • Wits says Mathematical Literacy is considered for LLB, Education and Humanities. It names a bonus only for Mathematics, so we give Mathematical Literacy no bonus.

Checked against: Wits undergraduate entry requirements (opens the official page) · 1 October 2026

Could not be checkedWe do not calculate this

Wits Composite Index

Wits Health Sciences does not use APS. It uses a Composite Index of 75% school average across 5 subjects and 25% NBT - and Wits does not publish the cut-off scores.

What we confirmed

  • Composite Index = 75% school average across 5 subjects + 25% NBT.

What we could not confirm

  • Wits does not publish the Composite Index cut-off scores, so there is no number to measure you against. We do not calculate this.

We cannot work this out for you: it needs your NBT results, and Wits does not publish the cut-off you would be measured against.

Checked against: Wits Health Sciences (course finder) (opens the official page) · 1 October 2026

Checked against the official sourceWe calculate this

UP APS

UP adds the NSC achievement levels (1 to 7) of your six best subjects, excluding Life Orientation.

What we confirmed

  • Six 20-credit recognised subjects on the NSC 1-7 scale, adding them together, for a maximum of 42.
  • Life Orientation is excluded.
  • Level 7 = 80-100%, 6 = 70-79%, 5 = 60-69%, 4 = 50-59%, 3 = 40-49%, 2 = 30-39%, 1 = 0-29%.

What we could not confirm

  • UP’s website blocked automated access, so this comes from one UP faculty document. Some UP faculties (especially Health Sciences) select on more than the APS.

Checked against: UP Faculty of Humanities undergraduate admission document (opens the official page) · 1 October 2026

Partly checkedWe calculate this

UJ APS

UJ adds the NSC achievement levels (1 to 7) of six subjects, excluding Life Orientation. The degree’s compulsory subjects are counted first, then your best of the rest.

What we confirmed

  • Six subjects on the NSC 1-7 scale, Life Orientation excluded.
  • A programme’s compulsory subjects are counted first, then the best of the remaining subjects.

What we could not confirm

  • UJ’s documents blocked automated access, so we only saw these rules as excerpts of UJ’s own pages, not the full pages. Confirm on the UJ programme page.

Checked against: UJ faculty undergraduate yearbooks (seen via search results) (opens the official page) · 1 October 2026

Checked against the official sourceWe calculate this

UKZN APS

UKZN adds six subjects on an 8-point scale (90-100% = 8, 80-89% = 7 ... 0-29% = 1), excluding Life Orientation. English, Mathematics (or Mathematical Literacy) and your best other subjects make up the six.

What we confirmed

  • Points: 90-100% = 8, 80-89% = 7, 70-79% = 6, 60-69% = 5, 50-59% = 4, 40-49% = 3, 30-39% = 2, 0-29% = 1.
  • Six subjects, excluding Life Orientation, for a maximum of 48.
  • English, Mathematics (or Mathematical Literacy) and the best of the other subjects make up the six; no bonus points for extra subjects.

What we could not confirm

  • UKZN’s programme figures are from its 2026 documents (no 2027 table was published when we checked), so they are flagged as older.

Checked against: UKZN College of Law & Management Studies Handbook 2026 (points table) (opens the official page) · UKZN undergraduate selection procedure (opens the official page) · 1 October 2026

Partly checkedWe calculate this

Stellenbosch aggregate

Stellenbosch does not use APS at all. It uses your NSC average as a percentage, excluding Life Orientation. We average your six best subjects, which is how Stellenbosch works its own selection marks.

What we confirmed

  • Stellenbosch uses a percentage aggregate excluding Life Orientation, not an APS.
  • Engineering selection mark = Mathematics% + Physical Sciences% + 6 x the Matric average, where the average is of the six best subjects excluding Life Orientation (maximum 800).
  • Science selection mark = [(Mathematics x 2) + 5 other subjects, at least one of them English or Afrikaans, excluding Life Orientation] / 7.

What we could not confirm

  • The booklet does not define "aggregate" for the minimum requirements in so many words. We use the average of the six best subjects excluding Life Orientation, as it does for the Engineering mark. If you take more than six such subjects this could differ slightly.

Checked against: Stellenbosch Admissions Booklet 2027 (opens the official page) · 1 October 2026

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Rhodes points

Rhodes takes the percentage of each of your six subjects, divides each by 10, and adds them up. Life Orientation is not scored, but you must get at least 50% in it.

What we confirmed

  • Take the percentage of each of your 6 subjects, divide each by 10, and add them up.
  • Life Orientation is not counted for points, but you must get at least 50% in it for acceptance.

What we could not confirm

  • Rhodes says "your 6 subjects" without saying which six if you take more; we use your six best.

Checked against: Rhodes Undergraduate Prospectus (opens the official page) · 1 October 2026

Checked against the official sourceWe calculate this

UWC weighted points

UWC weights English and Mathematics most: they score 1, 3, 5 ... 15 from level 1 to 8. Your additional language, Mathematical Literacy and each of your three best other subjects score the level itself (1-8). Life Orientation adds 0-3.

What we confirmed

  • Seven subjects: English, an additional language, Mathematics or Mathematical Literacy, Life Orientation, and your 3 best other subjects.
  • English and Mathematics score 1, 3, 5, 7, 9, 11, 13, 15 at levels 1-8; the additional language, Mathematical Literacy and each other subject score the level itself (1-8).
  • Life Orientation scores 0-3.

What we could not confirm

  • CONFLICT: UWC’s application-information page puts Mathematical Literacy in the same high-points column as Mathematics, but UWC’s own calculator says it "no longer" does and scores it as an ordinary subject. We follow the calculator.
  • CONFLICT (small): for Life Orientation at level 1 (20-29%) UWC’s table says 1 point and its calculator gives 0. We follow the calculator.

Checked against: UWC official South African APS calculator (opens the official page) · UWC undergraduate application information (opens the official page) · 1 October 2026

Checked against the official sourceWe calculate this

NWU APS

NWU adds your six best subjects, excluding Life Orientation, on an 8-point scale (90-100% = 8, 80-89% = 7 ... 0-29% = 1).

What we confirmed

  • Six subjects, excluding Life Orientation.
  • Points: 90-100% = 8, 80-89% = 7, 70-79% = 6, 60-69% = 5, 50-59% = 4, 40-49% = 3, 30-39% = 2, 0-29% = 1.

What we could not confirm

  • NWU says "six best subjects" on one page and lists six subject rows on its calculator; we take your six best.

Checked against: NWU APS calculator (opens the official page) · 1 October 2026

Partly checkedWe calculate this

UFS AP score

UFS scores six academic subjects from 8 (90-100%) down to 2 (30-39%), and nothing below 30%. Life Orientation adds one point at 60% or more. For Medicine it is the four compulsory subjects plus your best two.

What we confirmed

  • Points for six academic subjects: 90-100% = 8, 80-89% = 7, 70-79% = 6, 60-69% = 5, 50-59% = 4, 40-49% = 3, 30-39% = 2, below 30% = none.
  • Life Orientation adds 1 point at 60% or more.
  • For MBChB the AP is worked from the four compulsory subjects (English, Mathematics, Physical Sciences, Life Sciences) plus the best two others.

What we could not confirm

  • The 2027 document points to the AP scale "in the official UFS Prospectus". The only scale we could read is from the 2024 prospectus, so we assume it is unchanged. Other UFS faculties may count subjects differently.

Checked against: UFS MBChB selection rules 2027 (opens the official page) · UFS Undergraduate Programmes 2024 (AP scale) (opens the official page) · 1 October 2026

Coverage right now

10 of 26 universities have their requirements captured (182 degrees). New ones are added as we verify them.

UniversityDegrees capturedContactDates
University of the Witwatersrand 45 degrees Contact checked 4
Stellenbosch University 39 degrees Contact checked 3
University of Pretoria 39 degrees Contact checked 2
University of KwaZulu-Natal 20 degrees Contact checked 4
University of Cape Town 18 degrees Contact checked 4
Rhodes University 8 degrees Contact checked 1
University of Johannesburg 8 degrees Contact checked –
North-West University 2 degrees Contact checked 4
University of the Western Cape 2 degrees Contact checked 1
University of the Free State 1 degree Contact checked 5
Cape Peninsula University of Technology not yet Contact from research 1
Central University of Technology not yet Contact from research 1
Durban University of Technology not yet Contact from research 1
Mangosuthu University of Technology not yet Contact from research 1
Nelson Mandela University not yet Contact from research 1
Sefako Makgatho Health Sciences University not yet Contact from research 1
Sol Plaatje University not yet Contact from research 1
Tshwane University of Technology not yet Contact from research 1
University of Fort Hare not yet Contact from research 1
University of Limpopo not yet Contact from research –
University of Mpumalanga not yet Contact from research 1
University of South Africa not yet Contact from research –
University of Venda not yet Contact from research –
University of Zululand not yet Contact from research –
Vaal University of Technology not yet Contact from research 1
Walter Sisulu University not yet Contact from research 1

Contacts: 18 checked on an official page · 16 from our research · 2 unconfirmed.

Caveats carried on individual degrees

What we could not verify

Most sites hide this. A learner deciding their future deserves to know exactly where the information runs out.

Could not verify (29)

UCT

Law (LLB) - FPS cut-offs

The UCT 2027 prospectus PDF (about 319 KB) exceeded the fetch limit and was cut off after page 54, before the Law section on page 59. Confirmed: NBTs are compulsory for all LLB applicants and international applicants write the AL test. The numeric FPS thresholds need a targeted re-read of the prospectus.

UCT

Science - programme FPS cut-offs

Confirmed: UCT Science FPS is out of 800 because Mathematics and Physical Sciences are doubled. The programme-specific thresholds start on page 64 of the prospectus, which was truncated in the fetch. Needs a targeted re-read.

Wits

Health Sciences - Composite Index cut-offs

Wits Health Sciences uses a Composite Index (75% school average across 5 subjects, 25% NBT) rather than APS, and does not publish the cut-off scores at all. This is not a research gap we can close - the numbers are not public.

Wits

Bachelor of Architectural Studies - APS

CONFLICT between two official Wits sources. The schools-liaison guide says APS 34+ with English 4 and Maths 4. The BAS application FAQ says minimum APS 29 with Maths 50% and English 50%. We show both and no number. Needs the School of Architecture to confirm.

UJ

BSc CS & Informatics (AI specialisation); BEd Foundation Phase

UJ lists a BSc Computer Science & Informatics AI specialisation at APS 34 with Maths level 7, and a BEd Foundation Phase at APS 28 with English HL 5 or FAL 6 and Maths 3 or Maths Lit 5. We did not capture the exact programme-page URL for either, so they are NOT shown as programmes - citing them to a generic listing page would break the promise that every number links to the page that states it.

UJ

MBChB, Pharmacy, Physiotherapy

Not found on any official UJ source. UJ appears not to offer these, but that needs confirming rather than assuming.

UWC

Subject minimums, all faculties except Law

The UWC programme pages did not render for the fetch. Only LLB (37 points) and BCom Law (30 points) were captured, and even for LLB the per-subject minimums could not be read.

UWC

Dentistry, Pharmacy, Nursing, Natural Sciences, EMS, Education

Not verified in this pass.

NWU

LLB, BCom, BEd, BA, Health Sciences

Not researched - the pass ran out of budget. The NWU pages that were captured also carry no intake year and do not state programme durations.

UFS

Everything except MBChB

Not researched - only MBChB is captured. For MBChB the 2027 rules now give the per-subject minimums (level 5 / 60% in English, Mathematics, Physical Sciences and Life Sciences) and the AP of at least 36; the duration is still not stated. UFS also publishes programme closing dates on its application page (31 May for Medicine and several health programmes, 31 July for Nursing, Social Work and Architecture, 30 September for the rest).

General

NBT registration, fees, test centres and rewrites

The NBT page explains which universities require the test and what bands they ask for, all sourced from those universities’ own documents. What is NOT captured from an official source is the NBT’s own process: how to register, what it costs, where you write, and whether you may write more than once. Those claims are deliberately absent from the site until they come from the NBT project itself.

General

Study abroad - foreign university entry requirements

No foreign university’s admission requirements have been verified from official sources. The Studying Abroad page therefore describes the process and the questions to ask, and states plainly that it contains no specific entry requirements, rather than repeating figures from agents and forums.

General

Bursaries - the whole dataset

No bursaries have been captured yet. The finder, the deadline sorting and the WhatsApp reminder sign-up are all built and working, but the bursaries table is empty because no bursary has yet been verified against its provider’s own page. A list of unverified bursaries would be worse than an empty page - bursary scams are common.

NMU

Nelson Mandela University - all programmes

Nelson Mandela University has not been researched yet. It is queued for the recurring data pass and will appear on the site once its requirements are captured from official sources.

UL

University of Limpopo - all programmes

University of Limpopo has not been researched yet. It is queued for the recurring data pass and will appear on the site once its requirements are captured from official sources.

Univen

University of Venda - all programmes

University of Venda has not been researched yet. It is queued for the recurring data pass and will appear on the site once its requirements are captured from official sources.

WSU

Walter Sisulu University - all programmes

Walter Sisulu University has not been researched yet. It is queued for the recurring data pass and will appear on the site once its requirements are captured from official sources.

UFH

University of Fort Hare - all programmes

University of Fort Hare has not been researched yet. It is queued for the recurring data pass and will appear on the site once its requirements are captured from official sources.

SPU

Sol Plaatje University - all programmes

Sol Plaatje University has not been researched yet. It is queued for the recurring data pass and will appear on the site once its requirements are captured from official sources.

UMP

University of Mpumalanga - all programmes

University of Mpumalanga has not been researched yet. It is queued for the recurring data pass and will appear on the site once its requirements are captured from official sources.

CUT

Central University of Technology - all programmes

Central University of Technology has not been researched yet. It is queued for the recurring data pass and will appear on the site once its requirements are captured from official sources.

CPUT

Cape Peninsula University of Technology - all programmes

Cape Peninsula University of Technology has not been researched yet. It is queued for the recurring data pass and will appear on the site once its requirements are captured from official sources.

DUT

Durban University of Technology - all programmes

Durban University of Technology has not been researched yet. It is queued for the recurring data pass and will appear on the site once its requirements are captured from official sources.

TUT

Tshwane University of Technology - all programmes

Tshwane University of Technology has not been researched yet. It is queued for the recurring data pass and will appear on the site once its requirements are captured from official sources.

MUT

Mangosuthu University of Technology - all programmes

Mangosuthu University of Technology has not been researched yet. It is queued for the recurring data pass and will appear on the site once its requirements are captured from official sources.

UniZulu

University of Zululand - all programmes

University of Zululand has not been researched yet. It is queued for the recurring data pass and will appear on the site once its requirements are captured from official sources.

UNISA

University of South Africa - all programmes

University of South Africa has not been researched yet. It is queued for the recurring data pass and will appear on the site once its requirements are captured from official sources.

SMU

Sefako Makgatho Health Sciences University - all programmes

Sefako Makgatho Health Sciences University has not been researched yet. It is queued for the recurring data pass and will appear on the site once its requirements are captured from official sources.

VUT

Vaal University of Technology - all programmes

Not researched yet. VUT does publish a 2027 minimum-requirements PDF on vut.ac.za, which was located but not extracted - that is the starting point for the next pass.

Partly verified (12)

UCT

BSc Computer Science

Confirmed Maths >=70% from UCT Computer Science dept page. Full APS and other subject requirements need the Science Faculty Handbook (PDF, not yet located/fetched) before this program can be marked fully verified.

UCT

Humanities - numeric FPS cut-off

Subject requirements are captured and shown (English HL 50% or FAL 60%, Life Orientation 50%, NBT AL above Basic/Lower Intermediate, Economics major Maths 60%, Psychology major Maths 50% or Proficient NBT QL). The numeric FPS cut-off was in the truncated part of the PDF.

UCT

UCT APS rule source is a 2025 document

UCT’s APS/FPS rule was read from the 2025 Guidelines for Admission. The 2027 prospectus (source of our programme requirements) could not be read in full, so we assume the rule is unchanged. UCT Science (FPS out of 800) and Health Sciences (FPS out of 900, needs NBT) are described by UCT but not calculated.

UJ

UJ APS rule

UJ’s rule (six subjects on the 1-7 scale excluding Life Orientation, compulsory subjects counted first) was seen only as excerpts of UJ’s own documents; the documents themselves blocked automated access.

UCT

UCT NBT contact in the research pack

The research pack lists nbt@uct.ac.za for UCT NBT queries. UCT’s own contacts page (uct.ac.za/general-contacts) lists adp-aarp@uct.ac.za and +27 21 650 3523 / 5045 for the National Benchmark Tests. We use UCT’s published contact. The same page lists undergraduate financial aid as financialaid@uct.ac.za / +27 21 650 3545, which differs from the address in the pack.

UCT

Research pack claim: UCT faculties use FPS out of 800

The research pack says UCT faculties use a Faculty Points Score out of 800. UCT’s own guidelines say only the Faculty of Science is out of 800; Commerce, Engineering & the Built Environment, Humanities and Law are out of 600 (equal to the APS) and Health Sciences is out of 900. We use UCT’s wording.

Wits

All rows sourced from the schools-liaison guide

The Wits schools-liaison Grade 12 guide is headed "prospective students for 2026". Every row resting on it alone is flagged in the product as a dated document. Each needs checking against its 2027 course-finder page.

Wits

BSc Mathematical Sciences - APS

CONFLICT: the 2027 course-finder page says APS 44+; the 2026 schools-liaison guide says 42+. We display 44 because the course-finder is the more recent official source, and the conflict is shown on the programme.

UKZN

All programmes - 2027 figures

The most recent official source found is the Study@UKZN brochure labelled 2026. No 2027 table was found on an official UKZN source. All UKZN rows are flagged as a dated document in the product.

UJ

All programmes

UJ figures were captured from search-engine indexed text of official UJ programme pages. Full-page fetches returned only the navigation menu, and the 2027 prospectus PDF was blocked by the fetch tool. Every UJ row is flagged as partially verified in the product.

UWC

Weighted points conversion table

RESOLVED except two conflicts. The scoring rule was read from UWC’s own official APS calculator code: English and Mathematics score 1,3,5...15 from level 1 to 8; the additional language, Mathematical Literacy and other subjects score the level (1-8); Life Orientation 0-3; total = English + additional language + Mathematics or Mathematical Literacy + Life Orientation + 3 best others (maximum 65). CONFLICT 1: UWC’s application-information page puts Mathematical Literacy in the same high-points column as Mathematics, but its calculator says it no longer does. We follow the calculator. CONFLICT 2: for Life Orientation at 20-29% the table says 1 point and the calculator gives 0. We follow the calculator.

UFS

AP score formula

PARTLY RESOLVED. The 2027 MBChB selection rules confirm the structure (four compulsory subjects plus best two, 1 point for Life Orientation at level 5+) but defer to the prospectus for the point scale. The only scale we could read is in UFS’s 2024 prospectus (90-100% = 8, 80-89% = 7 ... 30-39% = 2, below 30% none), so we use it and flag it as coming from an older document. Confirm against the current UFS prospectus.

Verified findings (5)

UCT

Programmes UCT does not offer

The 2027 prospectus lists no undergraduate Pharmacy, Dentistry or Nursing, and no undergraduate BEd - UCT offers only a postgraduate PGCE.

Wits

Wits APS table

Wits’s entry-requirements page was read in full on 2026-10-01: best seven subjects including Life Orientation, faculty-specific subjects must be included, 90-100% = 8 down to 40-49% = 3 and nothing below 40%, English and Mathematics +2 from 60%, Life Orientation 4/3/2/1. Two corrections to our first version: results below 40% score zero, and required subjects are forced into the seven.

UP

UP APS rule

Read from a UP Faculty of Humanities undergraduate admission document: six 20-credit recognised subjects on the 1-7 scale, Life Orientation excluded, maximum 42. UP’s website blocked automated access, so this is one faculty’s document; other faculties may select on more than the APS.

UKZN

APS scale - percentage to level conversion

RESOLVED 2026-10-01. UKZN’s points table was read from its 2026 College of Law and Management Studies handbook: 90-100% = 8, 80-89% = 7, 70-79% = 6, 60-69% = 5, 50-59% = 4, 40-49% = 3, 30-39% = 2, 0-29% = 1, over six subjects excluding Life Orientation (maximum 48). The calculator now computes UKZN scores. UKZN programme figures are still from 2026 documents.

NWU

APS formula

RESOLVED 2026-10-01. NWU’s own APS calculator page shows six subjects on an 8-point scale (90-100% = 8 ... 0-29% = 1) with Life Orientation not counted. The calculator now computes NWU scores. NWU programme coverage is still only two entries.

Found something wrong?

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