SPM 2024
Qaisara La Mayasari Binti Abdul Aziz

I’ve always been the kind of person who sets unreasonably high expectations for myself. People often say not to—that aiming too high only leads to disappointment. But I’ve always wondered: how can anyone grow if they don’t push themselves beyond their limits?

For as long as I can remember, my goal was to achieve straight A’s in SPM. To be completely honest, I also wanted to surpass my brother, who scored an impressive 7A+ and 2A. It wasn’t about jealousy—it was healthy competition. I wanted to prove to myself, and maybe to others too, that I was capable of achieving something extraordinary.

The journey wasn’t easy. In fact, it was incredibly tough. I still remember the month leading up to SPM, when I studied for over 12 hours a day. And even then, it never felt like it was enough. Looking back now, I wish I could go back and tell myself that I am doing more than enough.

Those two months felt like the longest stretch of my life—but I made it through. And no matter how difficult it got, I’m proud of myself for not giving up. I’ll never forget the moment I saw my results. The shock, the joy—I literally jumped out of my chair. It was in that moment I realized: all the sleepless nights, the self-doubt, the pressure—it was all worth it.

I’m still in disbelief that I went from an E in Add Maths during trials to an A in SPM—it truly feels like a dream. I’m incredibly grateful that I made the decision to join Sir Jaden’s class. His patience, dedication, and clear way of teaching made all the difference. I owe this achievement to him, and I honestly couldn’t have done it without his support.

Future Plan & Ambition : To pursue Accounting and become a chartered accountant !