The killer bomb!
PC3130 Quantum Mechanics 2
23rd April, 1700
Huh? What exam?
SSA1202 Southeast Asia: A Changing Region
24th April, 1300
No, not a nuclear bomb, this one...
PC3232 Nuclear and Particle Physics
25th April, 1300
Yay! MCQs!
PH1101E Reason and Persuasion
26th April, 0900
And then I'm free... not!
An oral exam... what? Oral?
SP3173 The Theory of Open Quantum Systems
Sometime in May
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7 comments:
Woah so pack sia! And end so early.. All the best!
"Sometime in May"?
Would that mean you will stay in this sunny island for a little longer than planned?
Currytan:
Heh ya, consecutive exams, the worst being the third and the fourth. But at least all will be over quite soon!
Best wishes to you as well!
Nakazawa:
Not quite. Sometime in May can mean early May, which is most likely the case. After all, the exam cannot be too late - the lecturers also have a deadline to submit the results.
Not bad enough schedule actually. Imagine, Tue 1700, Wed 0900. That then is bad.
U know for my SEP uni, you can write a feedback to the sch for exam date change if you have 3 exams on 3 consec sessions? Like Mon 1300, 1700, Tue 0900. Cool right?
Hmm, I'm not that sway to have totally consecutive exams lah... In any case, it is still better to have consecutive exam time slots than having exams that clashes - then you cannot take both modules liao.
I dunno lah... I think to have three consecutive exams is very rare unless one specially arranges it. Plus, does your SEP university release their exam dates when you're selecting the modules? It'd make little sense for them to have that exam date change policy if they do, coz changing one person's exam schedule may mess up others.
"I think to have three consecutive exams is very rare unless one specially arranges it."
Well i had it once in yr 1 sem 2, all pre-allocated modules:
1300 C++
1700 Critical thinking and writing
0900 Engineering Mathematics 2
Totally dead after the math, luckily it was the last paper..Ha.
Ah well... you had a chance to win 4D, but that "rare" probability went somewhere else instead...
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