Graduates of Wingen Heights Secondary School in Chalkross assessed the first economics exam as fair, although some questions proved challenging.
David Kangaluo from Chalkross noted that the exam was generally good. He stated: 'I think it is a fair exam with a few difficult questions. I liked the essay topic the most because I focused on studying the topic we were tested on.'
Kangaluo, who excels academically, is hoping for a good result. This future data analyst plans to obtain a degree in business sciences. He added: 'Last year was wonderful. I passed all my exams well. My final year has been a good experience, and I have made many pleasant memories.'
He reported that sticking to the class schedule helped him succeed.
Abaila Khan described the exam as 'quite good' with some difficult questions and enjoyed the first economics exam. She said: 'Everything went well for me in my final year. I put in a lot of effort and hard work, and it is already paying off.'
Khan usually receives B and C grades in this subject and expects a good mark. Therefore, she hopes to enroll in a computer science program, as she is attracted to the world of cybersecurity.
Jairushan Rangesami shared his opinion: 'I was well prepared for this exam. I particularly liked the essays and contextual questions.'
He explained that his motivation was the desire to achieve good results and parental pride. Rangesami intends to start a career in chartered accounting, so he decided to study B.Com Accounting.
The graduates will take the African indigenous languages exam on Monday, October 19, and the Afrikaans first round exam will take place on Tuesday, October 20.