Pretoria, 0083-2026

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The document is a re-assessment application form from the South African Nursing Council, allowing candidates to apply for re-evaluation of their examination results. It includes personal details required from the candidate, instructions for submission, a non-refundable fee of R800 per paper, and banking details for payment. The form emphasizes that results will not be sent via SMS or post and must be submitted by a specified deadline.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Pretoria, 0083 application form in the editor.
Begin by entering your surname in the designated field. Ensure that it is spelled correctly as this will be used for identification purposes.
Next, fill in your first names in full. This should match the name on your identification documents.
Input your examination number and council reference number accurately to avoid any processing delays.
Provide your contact details including a valid email address and fax number, as results will not be sent via SMS or post.
Indicate the examination you are applying for re-assessment by filling in the relevant details regarding the month and year of the exam.
Sign and date the form to certify that all information provided is correct before submitting it.
Ensure that you attach the non-refundable fee of R800.00 per paper and submit the completed form via email to exams@sanc.co.za before the closing date.

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