matric , auch: matricial

The only people they ever see down there are students who've lost their matric cards.

The first matric students graduated in 2007 which was a big achievement for the school.

The school was well known before the 2000s as one of the few black schools that consistently produced good matric results.

Matric students may require more detail - check with the subject teacher concerned.

Then he started back to the matric tap, stumbling once on nothing.

The jacket design is voted for by the upcoming matric class.

The school covers the years from up to matric.

Once the Matric year has been passed, students are said to have "matriculated".

Last year it achieved an 80% pass rate, and half of its matric candidates qualified for university.

The most uplifting aspect of Thursday's matric results turned out to be wrong.

This leaves only 7 percent with the "matric" plus a three-year certificate.

Prasad passed matric examination very late at the age of twenty three.

He was a shy and reserved child, often bullied until his matric year.

He was only 13 years old when he passed his higher exam (matric or last year of school).

Discord in the teacher corps followed and last year's matric results showed a 12 percentage point fall.

The soil can be subjected to a wide range of matric suctions.

She did, however, secure the addition of the crypt chapel - now the matric common room.

The school song was officially inaugurated at the matric farewell in 1953.

When he school was first started, only the Matric school was opened.

The matric suctions were measured with the filter paper method.

Assuming that neither our matric tap or gravdrive break down.

Matric level classes have started in this School.

Matric results are usually out of 400 marks.

Even among those with matric, only 17% are likely to get a job within a year of leaving school, according to Adcorp, a recruitment agency.

The file should have a footer with your name and matric number for identification purposes.