ZIMSEC Fixes Exchange Rate for November 2026 Exams

The Zimbabwe School Examinations Council (ZIMSEC) has announced a fixed exchange rate of US$1 to ZiG 26.53 and ZAR 16.89 for Rand, applicable to the November 2026 O and A Level examination fees. The rate will apply to examination registrations through the March 27, 2026, deadline.

According to ZIMSEC, the examination fees must be paid through schools or examination centers.

ZIMSEC typically sets a fixed exchange rate for each registration period.

The fixed exchange rate provides clarity for students and schools, allowing them to budget and plan for the upcoming examinations. With the deadline fast approaching, it is essential for candidates to ensure that their fees are paid on time to avoid any disruptions to their examination process.

ZIMSEC’s announcement comes as a welcome move, providing stability and predictability for students and institutions preparing for the November 2026 examinations.

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