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[QUOTE="Queen, post: 88667, member: 27"]
Zimbabwe's education bosses just killed the over-registration grind, forcing refunds and capping O-Levels at nine subjects plus A-Levels at three.

Strict subject cap enforcement
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[*]Ministry blocks fees for anything over nine O-Level or three A-Level subjects.
[*]Schools must refund cash already paid for extra registrations.
[*]Policy ties into Heritage-Based Curriculum rollout.
[*]No exceptions allowed beyond the hard limits now.
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Mukudzei Ziveyi's standout case
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[*]Pamushana High School teen Mukudzei Ziveyi smashed twelve A-Levels in twenty twenty-five.
[*]He pulled off fifty-six points across subjects like Mathematics and Crop Science.
[*]Family sold three cows plus tapped dad's salary to cover costs.
[*]Zimsec bent timetables for his clashing papers back then.
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Policy rationale and debate
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[*]Officials cite evidence showing overload hurts real learning quality.
[*]Parliamentary chair Supa Mandiwanzira calls the crackdown data-driven.
[*]Critics slammed the old trend for piling on pressure and fake expectations.
[*]Taungana Ndoro confirms zero tolerance for excess registrations.
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Registration deadline pressure
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[*]March twenty-seven marks the cutoff for November twenty twenty-six exams.
[*]Schools scramble to fix entries and process refunds fast.
[*]The move aims to cut academic burnout and standardize prep.
[*]Overachiever era ends with this firm line drawn.
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