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This Wednesday, the results of the Hong Kong Diploma of Secondary Education (DSE) examination will be released. More than 50,000 candidates will not only return to their schools that morning to collect their result slips but also receive their results on their mobile phones via SMS from the Hong Kong Examinations and Assessment Authority (#HKEAA). For students, public examinations are undoubtedly a significant challenge in life. As the results of their years of hard work and study are about to be revealed, they must consider their future academic subjects and make preparations for their future. Inevitably, they will feel anxious and nervous. Earlier, I attended the graduation ceremony of a secondary school and talked to graduating students. I particularly felt their reluctance to part with their classmates, teachers and campus, as well as their aspirations for their future studies and career development.
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