Celebrating My Exam Success After 10 Years: 83% Average Grade!

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The discussion centers around an individual celebrating their exam results, achieving an average grade of 83%. They express happiness and relief, especially after being out of education for nearly a decade and feeling stressed about returning to exams. Other participants congratulate them, affirming that an 83% is a commendable score and commend their decision to return to school. The overall tone is positive and supportive, highlighting the achievement and the challenges faced in resuming education after a long break.
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:smile: :-p :-p :biggrin: WOOOOOOO I just opened my post and got my exam results!

I passed them all with a grade ave of 83%, probably not the best but I`m very happy with it since i`ve beeen out of education for nearly 10 years and really got stressed over the thought of having to sit exams again :smile:
 
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zanazzi78 said:
:smile: :-p :-p :biggrin: WOOOOOOO I just opened my post and got my exam results!

I passed them all with a grade ave of 83%, probably not the best but I`m very happy with it since i`ve beeen out of education for nearly 10 years and really got stressed over the thought of having to sit exams again :smile:

Well done, I am sure 83% is above average.
 
Woo woo! :smile:
 

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