Wingen Heights matric pupils find Economics Paper 1 ‘fair’

Wingen Heights Secondary school matric pupils from Shallcross have declared Economics Paper 1 to be fair, despite a few challenging questions. David Kangaloo, a top academic performer, found the paper fair and well-balanced. He particularly enjoyed the essay topic, which focused on the material he had studied. Kangaloo, who aims to become a data analyst, anticipates a good result in his matric examinations and hopes to pursue a Business Science degree.

Abiela Khan echoed this sentiment, describing the paper as "fairly good" with some difficult questions. Khan, who typically scores B and C symbols in Economics, believes her hard work has paid off. She aspires to study Computer Science and hopes to enter the field of cyber security. Khan's motivation to achieve good results comes from her desire to make her parents proud.

Jayrushan Rangesami also praised the paper, finding the essay and contextual questions particularly enjoyable. Rangesami, who plans to study B.Com Accounting and enter the world of chartered accounting, has been focused and dedicated to his studies. He credits his motivation to achieve good results and his parents' pride as his driving force.