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EPISODE · Jan 21, 2022 · 7 MIN

Professor Ruksana Osman (Former Head of the Wits School of Education), Senior Deputy Vice-Chancellor: Academic

from The Take Off with Bongani Mtolo and Nonala Tose · host Radio 2000

First Thing is First | Basic Education Minister Angie Motshekga has announced that the 2021 matric pass rate is 76.4%. This is an improvement from the 2020 pass rate of 76.2%. The 2019 pass rate was 81.3%, and those candidates were the last to write exams before the Covid-19 pandemic hit. With 733 198 full-time candidates, this was the largest class in the history of matric exams The pass rates at a provincial level were as follows: Free State: 85.7% Gauteng: 82.8% Western Cape: 81.2% North West: 78.2% KZN: 76.8% Mpumalanga: 73.6% Eastern Cape: 73% Northern Cape: 71.4% Limpopo: 66.7% 36.4% of matric students achieved a bachelor’s pass (2020: 36.4%), 25.2% achieved a diploma pass (2020: 26%), and 14.8% achieved a higher certificate pass (2020: 13.7%) Guest: Professor Ruksana Osman (Former Head of the Wits School of Education), Senior Deputy Vice-Chancellor: Academic

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