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University Qualifications stays with you from Grade 11 to the end of a qualification. Work out your APS for each South African university, see which programmes you meet, and open My journey for the step you are in now. The app is for Grade 11 and Grade 12 learners, for students at a university, private college, or TVET, and for anyone finishing a qualification. Enter your marks once. It uses each university's own APS method. What you can do • Save your NSC marks and update them any time • Calculate your APS for universities across South Africa • See your APS range on one home screen • Find programmes by the APS you enter • Open a list of programmes where you meet the APS minimum • Browse universities, colleges, and TVET, and read PDF prospectuses • Check application and funding dates, and turn on reminders • Read news and articles about applications • Calculate an average, or calculate APS on WhatsApp My journey Say where you are. Grade 11, Grade 12, university, private college, and TVET use the same account. Still choosing. You have not applied. Compare universities, colleges, and TVET with your marks, then look at funding dates. Applying. You are sending applications, or getting documents, marks, and funding ready. About to start. You have an offer or a place. The steps are funding, registration, documents, and accommodation. Studying now. You are registered and in class. Only what can interrupt study is shown. Finishing or finished. Jobs, internships, and further study are the next steps. Runway while you are in class Runway is for a university, college, or TVET student in class. It looks at dates and study costs that can stop you continuing. It is not a mark average, not a credit score, and not a judgement of your circumstances. Academic dates. Add a test, assignment, or exam when you know it. Admin dates. Add registration, a document you still owe, a residence date, or a form the institution asked for. Study money. Enter the money set aside for study, the next allowance or payment date, and the costs you know. It asks if that money covers transport, food, accommodation, and data until the payment. Enter your campus days, or leave them blank and the app counts weekdays up to the day before the payment. A cost can be for each campus day, such as taxi fare or food, or once, such as a data bundle. Printing, materials, and registration count in the total only. If the amount is short, the app says so. If you do not know the amounts, the check stays off the home. This is not your bank balance. Who to contact. An office is listed only after a public source is checked and the contact is published. You see the office, why you would contact it, the source, and the check date. A national office can show even if your college is not listed. Another institution's office does not. This is not an assessment of your wellbeing. Dates and reminders Track pins a suggested date on your list. Application and funding reminders still arrive if you never save a date, including NSFAS, bursaries, scholarships, and university applications. A date you type, such as registration or a test, reminds only you: 30 days before, 7 days before, and the day before. Mark it done and that reminder stops. Your institution UJ finds the University of Johannesburg, and a deadline written as UJ is the same place. Type a private college or TVET that is not listed. A missing website does not matter. Good to know A programme match means you meet a published APS minimum. It is not an offer of admission. Universities may also require specific subjects, National Benchmark Tests, a portfolio, an interview, or selection by ranking. Your marks stay on this device. An account keeps your journey, saved dates, study money, and reminders. University Qualifications does not grant admission, funding, a residence, or a place to study. It does not replace your institution, NSFAS, or a bank. Check the institution before you rely on a date or an amount you entered.

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