ESF sees record number of perfect scorers in IB exams, including student one step closer to doctor dream


Royce Leung Man-hin had not imagined he would be on the path to becoming a doctor, but getting a perfect score in this year’s International Baccalaureate exams has put him a step closer to fulfilling his childhood dream.

The 17-year-old English Schools Foundation (ESF) student, who has had a moderate hearing impairment since he was six, said the perfect score of 45 points was “surprising” as his previous internal predicted grade was 39 and he had not been confident enough to apply to read medicine at local universities.

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