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Durban’s Clifton High School’s top achiever Naail Suliman says hard work and dedication got him seven distinctions in his 2019 IEB exams.for this year is 98.2%, having dropped slightly by 0.80% from 98.8% in 2018.“At the end of the day, matric is all about hard work, you just have to put in the effort. You can’t only be focused on academics and work, you have to have a balance and that is extremely critical.

Meanwhile, the top two learners of St Dominic’s Priory School in Port Elizabeth have expressed their joy after scoring numerous distinctions and straight A’s in Mathematics.Karl Schaberg, who is the second-highest achiever, scored 94% in maths and got eight distinctions.Joshua Jankelow from Crawford College in Sandton obtained ten distinctions.

Jankelow, who wishes to study Economics and Finance abroad, says every studying opportunity has to be treated like it’s the last one. “You have to treat every studying opportunity as though it’s your last. Whether it’s a class test or just a cycle test, you have to study thinking like this is your only opportunity to absorb the content. What helped me through in aiming for distinctions throughout the year is that I meditate every morning and evening, I pray every morning and evening. I try and commit to the things I do any other day.

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