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Learn from university students, practise with past papers, find a tutor, and prepare for life beyond high school.

For Grade 11 & 12 learners

Learn from students

Learn from someone who's already been there.

Every lesson on MatriPath is taught by a university student who wrote the same exams a year or two ago — and remembers exactly which parts were hard.

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Anovuyo Notsonono

PhD. Computational Pathology

University of the Witwatersrand

Subjects

MathematicsPhysical Sciences

Past papers

Practise with real exam questions.

Browse by grade, subject and year, then work through papers with worked solutions.

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University guide

University starts before first year.

The decisions you make in Grade 11 shape your options in Grade 12. Here's everything, in plain language.

Degrees

Find the degree that fits your subjects and marks.

Faculties

Understand how universities are structured.

Applications

Deadlines, APS scores and application steps.

Funding

NSFAS, bursaries and scholarships explained.

Residence

Res options, costs and how to apply early.

Student Life

What first year actually feels like.

MatriPath AI

Stuck on a question? Ask.

A study companion that never gives you just the answer — it walks you through the thinking, step by step, until it clicks.

MatriPath AI

Online · Mathematics

I don't understand why the gradient is negative.

Let's break it down step by step.

1. Gradient means change in y over change in x.
2. As x increases, your y-values are getting smaller.
3. A negative change in y over a positive change in x gives a negative answer.

So the line falls from left to right. Want to try the next one yourself?

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