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🙏🏻

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                              guys not to put you off of going for the exam, but in reality, MHS is not the wonder school you might have dreamt of. There are kids who have wasted talent and done some things i can't say on here. Teachers don't really go up to you and ask if you are finding stuff difficult or easy, they just leave you too it so you basically have to learn subjects on your own. There is a heavy reliance on building your intrapersonal self, so if all you do if study then you will probably struggle at MHS. Not everyone looks extremely focused and academically inclined, reading books on quantum physics or whatever, but yea this is just a disclaimer. Don't get me wrong, its a great school, great opportunities, some great people, but it probably isn't how you may have dreamt it.

                                Dosanjh (NHS) In year 7 and starting of year 8 i had extra curriculars like 6/7 days of the week and even then i still wasn't studying to my potential. If you know how to time manage and don't procrastinate many things are possible

                                  @Dosanjh (NHS) Also study when you feel like whether you be morning person or not. During times near the test I could study at 1am without feeling sleepy and get up in the morning for school.