Applications typically open in March/April for the following academic year.
Closing dates vary by program and qualification level. For 2026 application dates, please visit 2026 University Applications.The primary method is online through the Wits application portal.
Requirements depend on the qualification you choose. Browse our prospectuses and more by visiting https://apply.org.za/prospectuses/.
Yes, Wits University charges a non-refundable R100 online application fee.
To view application fees for all universities, please visit University Application Fees.ÂTypically, you’ll need certified copies of your ID, final school results (if already finished), and any qualification-specific requirements.
Selection courses have limited spaces and additional entrance requirements beyond the minimum admission criteria. This might include auditions, portfolios, or aptitude tests.
Yes, you can apply for up to two study choices.
The Admission Point Score (APS) needed to study at a university in South Africa varies depending on the institution and the qualification you’re applying for. Most universities require a minimum APS of 23 to 35 for degree programmes, while diploma programmes may accept lower scores. Competitive fields like Medicine, Law, and Engineering typically demand APS scores of 35 and above. Always check the official prospectus or use an APS calculator for the university you’re applying to.
You can calculate your APS score online for free using a university-specific APS Calculator. These tools automatically tally points based on your NSC (Matric) subject marks, following that university’s admission formula. Simply enter your subject names and marks, and the calculator will show your total APS. Be sure to use the correct calculator for the university you’re applying to, as scoring rules may vary.
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