Thank you for reaching out. I understand how frustrating this situation can be.

While meeting the minimum entry requirements, such as having an English Level 2, is important, it does not guarantee acceptance into the program. Universities typically receive many applications, and they often select students based on how competitive their marks are compared to others. In your case, a Level 2 mark in English may not be competitive enough, as higher-performing students may have been prioritized.

It’s possible that older matric results are not as competitive as more recent ones, especially in highly applied-for programs. I would suggest considering upgrading your marks, particularly in key subjects like English, to strengthen your application. This can improve your chances of being accepted in the future. Additionally, you might want to explore similar programs with slightly different requirements that align better with your current qualifications.