The Diploma of Secondary Education (DSE) examination will be held next Friday, and candidates are receiving their new admission cards. Some secondary school headmasters have reminded candidates that they should bring both old and new cards to the examination so that the invigilators can verify their identity and take precautions against epidemics, and encouraged them to take the examination with a sense of normalcy.

As the Diploma of Secondary Education (DSE) examination counts down to one week, fresh candidates at this secondary school in Chai Wan returned to the school today to collect their latest examination cards.

The queue was a social distance away.

The new passes are green in colour, with the latest examination time and venue printed on them. The old one has the candidate's photo on it. You should bring both of them to the examination so that the invigilator can verify your identity.

In the final straight of the Diploma of Secondary Education (DSE) examination, candidates have not only to cope with the examination papers, but also to worry about it; some of them said that they would be prepared to take precautionary measures.

Principals and homeroom teachers have taken the last opportunity to counsel students and pass on tips for taking the exam. Principals have reminded candidates to take the exam with a sense of normalcy.

The Principal also pointed out that in the past, most of the JUPAS deadlines were set at the end of April, and candidates could make fine-tuning or modifications after the examination, reminding them to pay attention to the deadlines.

This year, the deadline for submitting the Student Learning Profile overlaps with the examination, and the school has set up a counter to supervise the submission of candidates before the examination, so that they can concentrate on their preparation.