IEB 2024 Final Matric Exam Timetable Released


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Thousands of learners are preparing for the upcoming Final Matric Exams. The IEB has released the final IEB Matric Timetable. 


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The Independent Examinations Board (IEB) has released their Final 2024 Matric Exam Timetable. This is important news for all Grade 12 learners registered with the IEB participating in the end-of-year matric exams. 

The IEB facilitates Umalusi-accredited examinations in all subjects recognised in the National Senior Certificate (NSC) for the schools that are registered with it. 

This means that learners from IEB schools receive the same qualifications as those who participated in the Department of Basic Education (DBE) matric exams. 

The IEB Matric Exam Timetable 

IEB Matric Exam Timetable (one)

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When IEB Matric Exams Start

IEB Matric Exams will commence on Tuesday, 10 September 2024 when learners write their Life Orientation CAT Part B exams. Learners have just over a month to prepare for their matric exams. 

However, most of the IEB Matric Exams will be written in October and November 2024.

When IEB Matric Exams Finish 

The final IEB matric exam will be written on Thursday 28 November 2024 when learners write their Agricultural Management Practice exam. 

Preparing For IEB Matric Exams

Learners preparing for the IEB matric exams can access a wide array of resources. This includes IEB past papers and marking guides. 

They are also encouraged to download the 2024 IEB Matric Exam Timetable in preparation for critical exams. 

The final exam period can be very stressful and overwhelming. It's important to have strategies to keep not only your body but your mind healthy as well so that you can excel in your exam paper and get your National Senior Certificate

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The IEB has released the official timetable for the May 2024 exams. Learners are encouraged to download the timetable and begin their preparation for the exams. 


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