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Most universities require a South African matric certificate (Grade 12). For specialised
courses like medicine or engineering, you may need to meet subject requirements (e.g.
Maths, Science). Some programs require entrance exams (like NEET for medicine or JEE for engineering), but many universities accept international students directly based on acceptable school results.
Yes, the South African Qualifications Authority (SAQA) recognises Indian degrees. For professional fields (like medicine, dentistry, law, and engineering), you may need to register with a South African professional council and possibly sit for board exams.
Tuition is generally much cheaper than in South Africa, the UK, or the US. On average:
There is a registration fee of $500 paid to the university to facilitate your registration; this is offset against your fees once the student has been accepted.
Yes. South Africans need a Student Visa (S-visa). You must first secure admission and then apply at the Indian High Commission in Pretoria or the Indian Consulate in Johannesburg/Durban.
Yes. Student visa requirements include having medical insurance. Some universities also offer student health plans.
