What it takes to be a top student


Rui Lin: Despite what others may think, we are not defined by our results, but by the process we go through to achieve them.

BEING a Top 10 student in my school for two consecutive years – is it all down to natural talent, pure luck or sheer hard work?

I still vividly remember receiving my long-anticipated exam results two years ago. That day, I got back my Science paper, the subject I had studied the hardest for. I didn’t dare look at my marks and instinctively covered them with my hands as my teacher handed me the paper.

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