15,297 Form Four students are now preparing to sit their Fiji Junior Examinations at 163 centers around the country which will begin in the next hour with Basic Science.
Here are what some Form 4 students had to say about sitting FJC.
The Fiji Teachers Union had urged students to remember what they were told by their teachers and to concentrate on their exams.
General Secretary Agni Deo Singh said students should not dwell on what mistakes they have made adding that parents must ensure that their children are least disturbed during this time.
The Fijian Teachers Association General Secretary Maika Namudu had advised the students that it is important to follow instructions as they sit for their first paper today.
The interim Education Minister Filipe Bole said students have prepared all year for today and he hopes that all goes well for each student.
The first Fiji Junior Certificate Exam paper is Basic Science.
Students Ready For FJC
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