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Adrita do remember that I have a trip ten times longer and that noisy period is only temporary until they all get off. Btw, mild derail take this to the other thread.

Coming back has more frequency of being quiet. Going to I only make 9 am starts like once a week gg I usually sleep in. If I catch the train after 8 am its a lot quieter.

Yep. Will never change it. Its my trademark.

Never lolz

Solid routine. Do you ever feel you need to take a day off here and there (I take days off here and there too so I can avoid burning out later on in a few weeks time).

Nup its completely silent at the times I catch the train. Then again I catch the train at random times everyday. When its packed its actually surprisingly silent. When its empty its silent. When its half full, then its usually loudest (weird I know).

There's a lecturer by the name of Skinner at uni who I've been told by third year students exaggeratedly makes exam questions difficult like that haha. Can't wait for Skinner in third year!

They don't even catch the same train lines.... Get the facts straight. I feel like this one should also go to the embarrasing posts thread. Also on the topic, meeting people on trains is awkward as fuck on my line since the whole carriage is super duper quiet. Even on the bus its awkward but...

I sometimes get home at 3pm. Then I study. I sometimes get home at 9pm. Then I just bludge.

Extra-curricular activities. But I can find free time here and there during those days for a quick meet up with anyone.

Well I have no idea about English there sorry, neither do I know about the difficulty of exams relatively from this year compared to others, but a 90-92 raw in MX2 would yield something like a 97, give or take one mark.

Just delete everything above lol.

Just follow the quote I have and the page before the quote and a non-school thread.

Fixed

Oh and after finals I'll most likely be in at Randwick a few days a week (heck I might spend the first 2 whole weeks at Randwick) so let me know if you are going in any day then.

sigh can you like not You'll be at uni after the 13'ers graduate uni not 2015....

Its really a bad question. They said that the wire has very low resistance so we neglect the effect of resistance in this case. So what they look for is your understanding of the motor effect here (it even said "a particular experiment") and how with very low resistance it is assumed that the...

Engineering is very, very competitive as well. You can get up to 800 applicants per year for co-op, of which only about 20 I would roughly say (disclaimer: I am not too sure about this need a clarification) will make it to interviews possibly. However what I do know is that across the whole...