I guess everyone will have had differently predicted grades depending on their institution and city.
Also I don't think it would have prevented them from achieving their dreams. I guess the top unis might not have accepted them but there are other place that let in students wit lower grades. They can just go from there. They could still continue to pursue their goals.
Also I don't think it would have prevented them from achieving their dreams. I guess the top unis might not have accepted them but there are other place that let in students wit lower grades. They can just go from there. They could still continue to pursue their goals.
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