The University of South Africa, Unisa, has officially announced the release of the 2025 second semester examination results. According to the university, all final results have now been published, except for students whose cases remain under disciplinary review. This development marks a major academic milestone for thousands of students across South Africa and beyond who sat for the second semester examinations.
The 2025 second semester examinations covered a total of 2,506 modules across all Unisa colleges. Students who participated in these assessments can now access their results through the myUnisa online platform. The availability of results on myUnisa ensures easy and secure access, allowing students to view their performance promptly without delays.
Unisa stated that the timely release of the examination results reflects the institution’s continued commitment to operational excellence and responsive student-centredness, which remains one of its core values. By releasing results on schedule, the university enables students to make informed academic and professional decisions. Many students rely on these results to plan registrations for the next academic period, apply for postgraduate studies, seek employment opportunities, or meet professional requirements.
The Principal and Vice-Chancellor of Unisa, Professor Puleng LenkaBula, expressed pride in the collective efforts of the university’s academic and support staff. She noted that the improved and consistent performance demonstrated in the examination process highlights the dedication, discipline, and teamwork shown by staff members across colleges and departments. According to Professor LenkaBula, Unisa fully understands the importance of releasing examination results on time and remains focused on enhancing the overall student experience.
The successful processing and release of results for such a large number of modules also demonstrates Unisa’s capacity to manage complex academic operations efficiently. With students enrolled across diverse programmes and locations, the coordination required to finalise assessments, mark scripts, verify results, and publish them accurately is extensive. The university credited this success to strong internal systems and the commitment of its academic community.
Students are encouraged to log in to myUnisa to confirm their results and follow any further instructions provided by their respective colleges. Those with pending disciplinary matters will be notified separately once their cases are resolved. Unisa also advises students to ensure their personal and academic records are up to date to avoid access issues.
The University of South Africa continues to position itself as a leading open distance learning institution, focused on quality education, fairness, and student support. The release of the 2025 second semester examination results reinforces Unisa’s role in supporting student progression and academic success.
For further information, students and stakeholders can contact the University of South Africa at Preller Street, Muckleneuk Ridge, City of Tshwane, PO Box 392, UNISA 0003, South Africa, or via telephone on +27 12 429 3111. Additional updates are also available on the official Unisa website
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