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Hong Kong DSE top scorers aim for medicine and law, including visually impaired student

Several top scorers in Hong Kong's Diploma of Secondary Education (DSE) exams have revealed their future career aspirations, with a significant number aiming for careers in medicine and law. Among these high achievers is Aiden Cheng, a student with only 10% of his vision remaining, who plans to become a legal advocate. The results also highlighted the academic success of students from various schools, with some institutions celebrating their first-ever top scorers. AI

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Hong Kong DSE top scorers aim for medicine and law, including visually impaired student

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