Neesha Maharaj|Published
Matric pupils from Wingen Heights Secondary in Shallcross described Economics Paper 1 as fair, although some questions proved challenging.
David Kangaloo of Shallcross said overall it was a good paper.
“I found it to be a fair paper with a few challenging questions. I liked the essay topic best because I focused on studying the topic that we were tested on,” said Kangaloo.
Kangaloo, who excels in his academic work, expects a good pass.
The aspirant data analyst plans to pursue the Business Science degree.
“The past year has been great. I performed well in all my examinations. My final year was a good experience and I made many good memories.,” said Kangaloo.
He said sticking to a study timetable worked well for him.
Abiela Khan described the paper as “fairly good" with some difficult questions. She enjoyed Economics Paper 1.
“Everything worked out well for me in my matric year. I put in much effort and hard work and its paying off already,” said Khan.
Khan usually scores B and C symbols in the subject and expects a good grade.
The world of cyber security beckons therefore Khan hopes to pursue a Computer Science degree.
Jayrushan Rangesami said: “I was well prepared for this examination paper. I especially enjoyed the essay and contextual qQuestions.
“I have been focused and dedicated to my studies. My desire to achieve good results and make my parents proud was my motivation,” said Rangesami.
He plans on entering the world of chartered accounting, hence his decision to study B.Com Accounting.
Matric pupils will sit for the African Home languages on Monday, October 19 and Afrikaans paper 1 will be written on Tuesday, October 20.