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How Many Credits Do You Need to Pass Unisa?

Orhan MpondaBy Orhan MpondaMay 29, 2026No Comments1 Views
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How Many Credits Do You Need to Pass Unisa?If your Interested to Study at UNISA firstly you have to check your Eligibility and Course Requirements ,We recommend that you create a document for
yourself to capture how you plan to complete your qualification and to check that you
understand the rules for your qualification. If you are unsure about your curriculum,
contact your College for advice

How many credits are in a Unisa module?

Most Unisa modules are worth 12 credits.

The total number of credits required for your qualification will vary depending on the program you’re enrolled in.

For example, a bachelor’s degree typically requires 360 credits, while a diploma may require 120 credits.

How many modules should you register for?

Before you decide on the number of modules to take, think about the following:
• Your time: You will need between 6 and 8 hours per week for each semester
module and between 4 and 6 hours per week for each year module. How
many hours do you have available to study in a week? Take into account your
other commitments, such as working, spending time with family and friends,
and participating in sport and community activities. Then divide this total
number of hours by 8 – this will give you an idea of the number of modules
you should be able to manage. If you have too little time to study, you may
need to start thinking about where you are able to sacrifice so that you could
complete your qualification in a reasonable period of time.
• Minimum number of modules: You need to pass a minimum of 36 credits in
your first year of study and then 48 credits in your second and further years of
study. For example, in your first year of study, you pass one module of 12
credits during the first semester and two modules of 12 credits each during
the second semester. This means that you have completed 36 credits for the
year and may re-register. Click here to read more about Unisa’s re-admission
rules.

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

How many credits do I need to complete a UNISA degree?

Most UNISA bachelor’s degrees require between 360 and 480 credits.

How many credits is one UNISA module worth?

Most semester modules are worth 12 credits, while year modules may be worth 24 credits.

What is the pass mark at UNISA?

The standard pass mark is usually 50%, although some modules may have additional requirements.

Can I graduate if I still owe credits?

No. You must complete all required credits and compulsory modules before graduation.

How many credits should I take per year?

Most full-time students take between 60 and 120 credits annually.

Do failed modules count toward credits?

No. You only earn credits for modules you successfully pass.

Can I repeat a failed UNISA module?

Yes. Students can re-register for failed modules during future registration periods.

How do I know the credit value of my modules?

You can check module credit values on your qualification curriculum or the official UNISA website.

What happens if I fail too many modules?

Repeated failures may lead to academic exclusion or registration restrictions.

Are postgraduate credits different at UNISA?

Yes. Honours, master’s, and doctoral qualifications may follow different credit structures.

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