UCT Final Exams Timetable Released


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UCT students can plan for the rest of their academic year now that the end of year exam timetable has been released by the university.  The University of Cape Town examination office has made the timetable available to view and there's still time to appeal if there are any clashes for students.


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UCT students can plan for the rest of their academic year now that the end of year exam timetable has been released by the university. 

The University of Cape Town examination office has made the timetable available to view - but this is still the provisional timetable and there's still time to appeal if there are any clashes for students.

UCT students can login to their student accounts to view their own exam timetables at examtimetable.uct.ac.za and then click on Student Exam Timetable.

The University of Cape Town (UCT) is one of South Africa's leading universities and the oldest university in the country. It was formed after the launch of the SA College School, which still exists today and is known as SACS.  As of 2023, UCT had approximately 30,000 students, including undergraduate and postgraduate students.

UCT is regularly voted by international university rankings as the top university in Africa in rankings based on research, teaching and success of alumni.

The university has student residences for many undergraduate and postgraduate students. These range from Fuller Hall and the Upper Campus Mens Residence which are on the Upper Campus and cater mainly for undergraduate students. There are many other residences and apartment complexes located throughout Rondebosch, Mowbray and other nearby suburbs.

 

 

 


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