Takedown policy

Last updated 19 September 2026.

What we hold

Past UNISA exam papers uploaded by students, and what we derive from them: topic statistics, reworded questions, and watermarked page images shown to pass-holders. Files are stored privately; original PDFs are never offered for download.

If you want something removed

Tell us, in one message:

The page address (e.g. /m/FAC1502/paper/fac1502-2017-mj) or the module and exam session.
Who you are and on whose behalf you are writing (yourself, a department, the university).
Why — you hold the rights, it contains personal information, it is not what it claims to be, or another reason.
A way to reach you.

Send it through the contribute page with your number.

What happens next

We acknowledge within one working day.
Within two working days the material is taken down while we look at the request — down first, discuss after, not the other way round.
If the request is a rights claim, the derived content (statistics, reworded questions, page images) for that paper is removed along with the file.
If we think the request is mistaken we say why, in writing, and keep the material down while we talk.
We keep a record of every request and what we did.

Personal information

A paper that shows a student’s number, name or script is removed immediately on notice, no questions asked, and the uploader is told why.