Online Matric Result Checker


       There are several ways learners can get their individual matric results.

  • The Department of Basic Education website (link here)

    Candidates’ partial results will be made available on the Department of Basic Education website.

    IEB Website (link here)

    Learners who wrote the IEB exams can visit the IEB Online website

    News24 Matric Results Portal (link here)

    News24 has partnered with the IEC (Electoral Commission) to bring South Africans the matric results.

    The EWN matric portal (link here)

    The EWN matric results portal makes it possible for learners to get their results online on the day of release.

    Sowetan Live matric portal (link here)

    The Sowetan Live matric portal offers National Senior Certificate learners a pre-registration service to receive their results and share them on social media.

     

    SABC Education

    The SABC Education Matric Results service will release the results to students 

  • To receive their results, learners must register on its database using SMS, USSD, or the new matric results service MatricsMate App.
    The SABC Education Matric Results service

    Daily newspapers

    The matric results will be published in most of South Africa’s major daily newspapers.
    To find their results, users will have to know their exam number (learners’ exam numbers will be published instead of their names).

    At school

    The Department of Basic Education urged learners to get their statements of results on January from their school or centre where they wrote the exams.

    Use SMS

    Learners can send their ID number and exam number to 35658 to register to receive their  matric results.
    They will get a confirmation SMS after registration, and will then receive their results as soon as they become available.
    There is a once-off cost of R3.00 to register.

    USSD service

    On the day the results are released, users can dial *120*35658# and follow the instructions to receive their matric results.
    Users will receive their results per subject after they have completed the process.

    Phone the Department of Basic Education

    Learners can call the Department of Basic Education on 082 152 to receive their matric results.

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