How To Get Your Unisa Exam Timetable


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Universities allow students to gain access to almost everything online. Students can register, apply and even do long-distance learning online. If you're a Unisa student, here's how you can access your exam timetable online. 


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The University of South Africa, also known as Unisa, was established on 26 June 1873 and is now an open distance learning institution, designed to give students a flexible learning schedule.

Unisa offers a variety of courses including higher certificate courses, diploma courses and degrees at the bachelor, master and doctoral levels. Unisa online learning allows students to learn at their own pace in order for them to get the best out of their learning experience.

Students can access learning material on the Unisa myLife student portal and they can also gain access to their exam timetable online.

Here is how you can access your Unisa exam timetable:

Once you have entered your Module codes, you will be given your examination timetable. 

The final examination timetable will be sent to students prior to the applicable examination by post and will contain the following information:

  • A list of the study units in which students qualify for admission to write examinations.
  • A list of study units (if any) in which students do NOT qualify for the examination.
  • Particulars of date(s) and time(s) of examination(s).
  • Particulars of the examination centre, address and details of the invigilator.
  • General instructions in respect of examinations.

Click Here To View The Examination Instructions


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