The second batch of Torit Health Science Institute students on Monday started the national exams.
The deputy principal of the institute Isaac Nimeiri advised the students to be confident without panicking in the two weeks’ exams, Radio Emmanuel reports.
He said the number of students this year is greater compared to last year.
‘What I would like to tell you the exams is the exams, we done a lot of exams, we should be very strong, everything is just from the curriculum nothing is difficult for you. You have done a lot of tests and a lot of exams and result for the mock also told us that you can do these final examinations without any problem and this second badge will also give us another name like last year’, he advised
‘I know your number is high and this tells us that you are trying to improve ,last year we graduated 85 and this year we expect to graduate all of you 89’, he cheered.
Dr Elijo Omoro Tahir, Director General for Health and Environment in Torit State, applauded the students for committing themselves up to the time of national exams.
‘Congratulations for reaching this stage, I know you are sitting the exams today and I remember on my school days, there is something we call it examination fever and I imagine in this stage in which you are. I would to say don’t fear, actually the examination is not different from the tests which you have been taking for last three
years that you have been here, I am very confident you people will pass’, he encouraged.
Meanwhile Clement Laku Chichim, Minister for Health in Torit State, encouraged students to have faith in God for better results.
‘I could see in the faces almost everybody is ready, first of all we are the people of God and that we have to put God first and will guide every one of you to answer questions. I wish everyone a success and during my time the Minister of Health and Environment I want you to score high marks and to become the first badge in South Sudan I wish you all the best God bless you’, he gave confidence.
The speakers made remarks on Monday at the beginning of Torit Health Science Institute exams