Matric results 2023 pass rate

The pass rate serves as a vital benchmark for educational authorities and policymakers. The Matric results 2023 pass rate this year will provide a valuable insights into the effectiveness of current teaching methods, curriculum design, and the overall health of the education system. This data becomes a foundation for continuous improvement and development in the realm of education. Before you rush, check Top achievers matric 2023.

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A higher percentage typically suggests a higher success rate for that region, indicating that a larger proportion of students in that province achieved the necessary grades for graduation. Conversely, a lower percentage may indicate a lower overall pass rate for that province. Based on the Department of Basic Education.

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Ready yourselves for the long-awaited moment! The 2023 National Senior Certificate (NSC) exam results are about to be disclosed at schools on Friday, 19 January 2024, starting at 06:00. However, on the day before, Thursday, 18 January 2024, at 07:00, media houses and service providers will get a sneak peek at these results. The countdown is on for students, families, and those excited to uncover the academic achievements of the year. Stay tuned for the official release and the thrilling insights that await!

Province	Total Enrolled	Total Wrote	Total Achieved	% Achieved	Rank
Eastern Cape	98 418	95 697	77 917	81.42%	6
Free State	35 634	34 451	30 673	89.03%	1
Gauteng	132 570	127 697	109 030	85.38%	3
KwaZulu-Natal	167 247	157 911	136 366	86.36%	2
Limpopo	94 424	93 533	74 400	79.54%	7
Mpumalanga	67 995	65 534	50 429	76.95%	8
North West	42 287	41 418	33 808	81.63%	4
Northern Cape	13 032	12 842	9 740	75.84%	9
Western Cape	64 112	62 077	50 620	81.54%	5
National	715 719	691 160	572 983	82.90

The national matric pass rate for 2023 has increased to 82.9%, up from 80.1% in 2022. This is the highest pass rate ever recorded in South Africa.

Free State tops the charts with a stellar 89.03% pass rate, followed by KwaZulu-Natal 86.36% and Gauteng at 85.38%. These successes deserve applause, showcasing the effectiveness of tailored educational strategies and dedicated resources. However, provinces like Eastern Cape (81.42%), Limpopo (79.54%), and Mpumalanga (76.95%) lag behind, highlighting persistent inequalities and the need for targeted interventions. Limpopo shows a big jump in comparison to previous years.

Analysing Matric results pass rate by province allows educational authorities, policymakers, and the public to understand variations in academic performance across different regions. This information is valuable for identifying areas of improvement, evaluating the effectiveness of educational policies, and tailoring interventions to address specific challenges in each province. For more Matric topics.