What is the difference between an FEC concession and a RAC appeal at UCT?
What is the difference between an FEC concession and a RAC appeal at UCT? Asking for the official answer. (Common question, answered from official sources.)
0
1 Answer
0
Checked by the VarsityStart team
A concession comes from the Faculty Examination Committee (FEC) itself, without you applying. Codes such as FECC (continue with conditions), FECF (continue in another programme in the faculty) and FECR (progression not met but allowed to continue) are concessions. A RAC appeal is something you must submit after the FEC has refused you permission to re-register (RENN). The Readmission Appeal Committee then decides, and its concession codes begin with RAC.
Source: UCT academic standing codes glossary and 2026 appeal forms. · Official links and dates for UCT