Work out your APS in a minute

Enter your matric marks and see your Admission Point Score. Universities use different methods, so pick the one that matches yours and always check the prospectus.

Enter percentages from 0 to 100. Your best 6 subjects count; the highlighted points show which ones were used.

Your APS

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Add at least 6 subject marks to see your total.

How it works

1. Calculate

Enter your marks above to get your APS.

2. Choose

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3. Fund and study

Find a bursary, then prepare with past papers and study guides.

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Explore the site

Universities

All 26 public universities by type, with their locations.

Bursaries

Major bursaries with who can apply, requirements and links to apply.

Study resources

Past exam papers, Mind the Gap study guides and free learning sites.

Guides

Short reads on APS, maths choices, applying and funding.

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Before you rely on the number

Some institutions weigh Mathematics or English more heavily, treat Mathematical Literacy differently, or use their own system. The University of Cape Town, for example, uses a Faculty Points System. Treat this result as a guide, then confirm on the university's own admission page.