Dosanjh (NHS) bro this is ragebait, you have almost 2 years to prepare and you're acting like the exam is tomorrow, and why should you be worried if you're as smart as you say you are. also how do u know if the exam is in july

      mhsbandar You think I'm lying? And secondly I'm not making others mad if u know what rage baiting is and also I think it is in June to July it depends and I actually don't have time I have 4 extra curriculars each week almost every day, I also do assignments and lastly other than tuition homework I have to do SEHS studying and I'm not worried in fact I'm excited to take the exam and it is actually 1 and a half years trust me time will fly quick.

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            Dosanjh (NHS) yeah so id js say to study but enjoy yr 7 dont burn urself out and from the start of yr. 8 or the summer holidays from yr 7 to 8 study a lot and ull do good

              Ok tysm for the advice I'll keep that in mind

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              Dosanjh (NHS) damn bruh my fault, but you still have a lot of time dont let the excitement or nervousness get to your head too much

                  mhsbandar Tysm I just have to fit everything in my schedule because in term 3 my SEHS tutoring will start as the tuition I go to is filled with SEHS students and also teachers who went to Mac.Rob and MHS.

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                      Dosanjh (NHS) it’s ok bro you’re gonna do great and yes time flies but rmb not to only focus on studies, but on your health and extracurriculars too!

                          a📀 It was some exams I took in grade 6 and also for my High school transition.
                          But the only reason I actually failed was because I didn't care or bother to study for it (Big mistake) But I can easily get into it, (If your wondering what it is it's a academic reasoning program at my high school) But I'm already the smartest in my class so I'll get in very quickly but it's fine. I prioritize SEHS.

                            a📀 I heard Hong Kong is also difficult in studies so if I went there I would struggle but It's hard to focus on multiple things especially because it is every week.

                                Dosanjh (NHS) from my experience u dont have to drop ur extracurriculars. even i had around an extracurricular event a day but i managed to study by not wasting any time on distractions. if ur in yr 7 rn dont stress js make sure ur upto the content u need to know. when yr 8 starts, start studying hard and try to study 2-3 hrs a day

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                                    Dosanjh (NHS) yeah in hk a lot of parents beat their kids when they’re disobedient or can’t understand a certain topic in school so students are REALLY pressured to do well. also, having tutors for every subject is common in hk and since these tutors often end at 7-8pm and each tutor also has additional homework for them, it’s really difficult to balance school and tutor and in my case, sehs. almost every family has a kid who plays piano/violin and they don’t actually have interest in the instrument but they’re forced to play it, adding to their pressure. lots of young kids have already achieved abrsm level 8 or above in piano and it’s extremely common in hk so no one really bats an eye but when you think about it that’s such a huge achievement at age 6 or 7. mb for going on a rant sorry this has nothing to do with sehs🙏🏻