Unisa Exam Re-mark Applications For October/November Now Open


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Thousands of students will be gearing up for their holidays after completing their Unisa 2024 exams. However, some unsatisfied students can apply for an exam remark at a chance at improving their Unisa exam results. 


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The University of South Africa (Unisa) has opened its exam remark application period for final exams. 

While some end-of-year exams are still underway and are expected to conclude on the 6 December 2024, Unisa has begun the process of releasing exam results. 

Many students will be satisfied with their results in the 2024 October/November 2024 Unisa exams. However, some students will not. 

Students who are unhappy with their results can apply for a Unisa exam re-mark.

Unisa Exam Re-mark Applications Now Open 

Unisa students have until 31 January 2025 to request a re-mark of their exam scripts or purchase a copy.

Remarks can be requested online via myUnisa or by emailing [email protected].

To purchase a copy of your exam script, students must email [email protected] with their student number in the subject line.

Remarks are only available for specific mark ranges (35%-49% or 68%-74%) and scripts flagged for academic dishonesty cannot be reviewed.

What Unisa Exam Codes Mean 

When accessing their Unisa results, students will be provided with codes. These codes indicate whether a student was successful or not in the examinations as well as other circumstances which require students to take action. 

  • 1: Pass - Achieved with a final mark of 50% and above.
  • 2: Pass with Distinction - Obtained with a final mark of 75% and above.
  • 3: Failed - Received a final mark below 50%, requiring re-registration for the module.
  • 5: Absent from Examination - Issued when submissions are not received within the allowed period, requiring re-registration for the module.
  • 6: Supplementary Examination - Granted under certain circumstances, allowing students a second examination opportunity without re-registration.
  • 7/99: Results Outstanding - Marks are pending, and students can follow up from December 14, 2023.
  • 8: Not Admitted to an Examination - Issued if examination admission criteria are not met, necessitating re-registration.
  • 24: Absent – Supplementary - Given when the proctoring tool is not used in the first examination opportunity; re-registration is required for the second opportunity.
  • 28: Script Rejected - Outcome for students not using the proctoring tool in their second opportunity; re-registration is necessary.

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