Form 7 exams begin today

By fijivillage.com

20/10/2012

Around 6,600 secondary school students from around Fiji are expected to sit for the Fiji Seventh Form Examination this morning.

This year sees more students sitting for the exams when compared to 5,965 students last year.

Also, there are 154 examination centers which is an increase of 33 centers from last year.

The Fiji Seventh Form Examination ends on November 12th.

Story by: Filipe Naikaso

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