University of South Africa, Unisa To Commence Second Second Semester Exams, The crucial time of year that will determine further academic progress has arrived for Unisa students, as the university is preparing to begin its October/November 2023 online examination period next week. The university has also provided some key guidelines for preparation.
Second-semester exams at the University of South Africa (Unisa) are due to begin next week on Tuesday 3 October as scheduled. The higher learning institution sent its best wishes to all of its students for the upcoming exams.
Unisa also offers online exams because they follow a distance learning educational model. They are urging students to use all the tools required for a successful examination outcome to thoroughly prepare for the upcoming online exams.
The university has also offered the following step-by-step guidelines for students to follow throughout their preparation for the upcoming exams.
- You must view your exam timetable to be aware of when your module is written in advance.
- The myExams portal will host all of your test question papers. By clicking on your module code on the day of your exam, you can check your access before taking the test. Visit the myExams platform to access your exam’s question bank or multiple-choice questions.
- By clicking the link for the proctoring tool and entering your module code, you can find out which proctoring tool will be used for your exam, which is equally crucial.
- Prepare yourself properly by watching instructional videos and reading the navigational instructions. Visit the webpage for the Essential tips for online exams’ invigilation section. A day before their exams, students are advised to download and sign up for the Invigilator AppAttend training according to the Training Schedule, then take the mock test on ADOVH001 to practise your file-upload/take-home examination and MCQ/Quiz examination.
- Before taking the exam, make sure you are familiar with the Dos and Don’ts by carefully reading the October/November 2023online examination rules.
- The following tools are provided to help you with your online exam preparation on the web page for Important advice for online exams.
- Student guidelines on online assessment on myExams
- Training videos and student guidelines for navigating on Invigilation tools
- Training videos for online examinations navigation
- Other technical resources
- If you need help resetting your password, click the following link: steps for changing your myUnisa password
- The University has a strict policy against plagiarism and cheating on online tests, and students are reminded of this. Please refer to the following policies and guidelines:
- Plagiarism during the examinations
- Unisa students – Take action against contract cheating
- Unisa has a zero tolerance for any form of dishonesty or cheating activity related to exams
- It is crucial to have access to a reliable desktop, laptop, or mobile device with a strong internet connection and camera. The Unisa myModules app should not be used by students; they should instead use their mobile browsers.
- Update your phone’s operating system before starting your MCQ/Quiz exam if you plan to use it to respond to the questions. Before beginning your exam, delete the cache and cookies from your computer.
- Be prepared for your online examinations against planned load-shedding schedules
- Students who are having technical problems should call the SCSC at 080 000 1870, send an email to Examenquiries@unisa.ac.za, or look up more contact information on the Get-Help page. Your myLife account’s communication will be taken into consideration.
Students will receive data from Unisa to help them pass their exams. On the myUnisa platform, students must verify that their mobile number is accurate. Additionally, the phone number needs to be RICA-ed.
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