Top achievers in Hong Kong's DSE tests share their study tips
Here they share their insights and tips on how they excelled in their DSE studies.
1. Time management and self-discipline
Norris Kung Yan-long, 18, a super top scorer from St Paul's Co-education College who studied physics, chemistry, economics and mathematics extended module 2 (M2), said that self-discipline, having goals and setting a target were the most important factors in achieving his grades.
'Rest is necessary, but you should also define your timetable and know when to study. There must be a goal set on how much to cover, or perhaps, which topics you are not as familiar with, and do targeted revision based on that,' Kung added.
Ian Yau Pok-yan, a top scorer from Cheung Chuk Shan College said making good use of 'scattered time' was important.
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