South Africa: Gauteng Brings in Scanners to Catch Matric Exam Cheats
Learners caught cheating with hidden electronic devices could lose their results or be banned from writing matric exams for up to three examination cycles.
Those caught cheating could have their results cancelled, face delays in getting their matric certificates or be banned from writing exams for up to three examination cycles.
Gauteng has registered 203,794 matric candidates for the 2026 final exams, with 1,065 examination centres ready to handle the record numbers.
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