Yes, he deserves. I'm sorry for being rude. I hope he and his intellect will be perfectly all right.
But to tell the truth, the problem of nervous children is a serious one.

Yes, I also think that the exam itself couldn't be the main reason for such a "deed". There must be some other problems, but not his ""poor intellect"" or something. Though sometimes children can't cope even with the exam stress.

The exam itself was just the last straw that made the younster do it. Awful! Hopeless! But this is not the point to discuss the USE.

I think he deserves it. (*compassion)

There is no judgement. But do you really think that he deserves compassion?
I don't think so.

I don't think he wanted to get away from his poor intellect. Well, of course suicide is never a way out, but still we shouldn't think that he was a complete idiot. Some people can cope with difficult situations, others - can't. I myself would never jump out of the window or broach a vein or something else because of a poor mark, but this doesn't give me the right to judge that boy.

Poor boy. He just wanted to get away from his poor intellect.

I think it happens every year, unfortunately. This brings us back to the question of suicide.

We should have jumped too after failing theoretical phonetics last semester))))

I don't find USE useful and impartial at all. But as far as I remember this year pupils have the second try to pass it. Why did he jump out, I wonder?