Mark your calendars Telegu FAL P1 Matric exam set for Tuesday, October 21, 2025, launching at 14:00

Ayyappa, it’s that time again, the matric final exams are on the horizon, and I know your heart might be doing a little dance of both excitement and, well, maybe a tiny bit of panic! But don’t you worry, my dear students, because we are going to walk through this journey together. Knowing your exam dates properly is the very first step to conquer this mountain, and for all of you focusing on Telegu First Additional Language, Paper 1, let’s get that critical information firmly in your mind.

All about your Telegu FAL P1 2025 matric exam date

Right, let’s settle this straight away so you can mark it on every calendar you own, from your phone to the one stuck on the fridge door. Your Telegu FAL P1 matric exam for 2025 is scheduled for Tuesday, October 21, 2025. That’s right, the twenty-first of October. And the time, which is just as important, is 14:00, two in the afternoon. Make sure this date and time are etched in your memory, because knowing exactly when to show up means you are already half-prepared.

Getting ready for the big day

Now that you know the date, the real work begins, isn’t it? Preparation is not just about cramming the night before. It’s a steady, consistent effort. For Telegu FAL P1, you need to practise your comprehension skills, summary writing, and those tricky language structures. Go through past papers, understand the question types, and time yourself. Don’t be afraid to make mistakes during revision; that’s where the real learning happens. Break down your syllabus into manageable chunks and tackle them one by one. Consistency, my friends, is the key to success.

Exam timetable and important documents

It’s always a good idea to have the full timetable handy, not just for Telegu FAL P1, but for all your subjects. This helps you plan your study schedule and see the bigger picture. You can download the complete Matric Grade 12 Timetable here:

Matric Grade 12 Timetable Download link: https://www.education.gov.za/Portals/0/Documents/Publications/2025/2025%20OCT%20NOV%20TIME%20TABLE.pdf

Please make sure you check all the details on the timetable carefully. Also, ensure your identity document (ID) or birth certificate is ready and easily accessible. Without proper identification, you might face unnecessary delays or even not be allowed to write. Nobody wants that kind of stress on exam day, do they?

The exam morning and arrival time

On the morning of October 21st, please ensure you get a good night’s sleep before. A well-rested mind performs so much better than a tired one. Eat a light, healthy breakfast and avoid anything too heavy that might make you feel sluggish. Most importantly, plan to arrive at the exam venue at least 30 to 60 minutes before the scheduled start time of 14:00. This gives you ample time to find your allocated desk, settle down, use the restroom if needed, and calm your nerves. Rushing in at the last minute just adds to anxiety, and we want to avoid that for your optimal performance.

What to pack for Telegu FAL P1

Preparation isn’t just about what’s in your head, but also what’s in your bag! For your Telegu FAL P1 exam, you’ll need a few essential items. Remember, these are standard requirements for most language papers:

• Your original identity document (ID) or official birth certificate. This is non-negotiable!
• Several black or blue pens. Make sure they are working well; test them the night before.
• A clear pencil case. No fancy designs or obscure writings, please. Invigilators need to see everything inside.
• A ruler, in case you need to draw lines for your summary or other sections.
• A small, clear bottle of water. Staying hydrated can help you focus.
• A small, healthy snack (like a fruit or energy bar), but only if permitted by your centre and consumed outside the exam hall during breaks, or if specifically allowed during extended exams. It’s best to check with your invigilator beforehand.
• A non-programmable watch to keep track of your time. Leave smartwatches and phones at home or switch them off completely and place them in your bag away from your person.
• No dictionaries or translation devices are allowed for FAL papers. This is crucial.

Your behaviour in the exam hall

Once you are in the exam hall, listen carefully to all the instructions given by the invigilators. They are there to help ensure a fair process for everyone. During the exam, keep your eyes on your own paper. There should be absolutely no talking or attempting to communicate with other candidates. Cheating, even suspected cheating, can lead to severe consequences, including disqualification. If you have a question, raise your hand and wait patiently for an invigilator to assist you. Stay calm, focus on your work, and manage your time wisely.

Reminding yourself of the date

To make sure you don’t miss that all-important date, here are a few simple tricks: mark it on a physical calendar in your study area, set multiple reminders on your phone (a week before, a day before, and a few hours before), tell your family members to remind you, and even write it on a sticky note and place it somewhere you’ll see it every day. The more reminders, the better!

You have worked hard all year for this, my champions. Believe in yourself, prepare diligently, and approach your Telegu FAL P1 exam on October 21, 2025, with confidence. I have no doubt you will make us all proud. All the best, and remember, you’ve got this!