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Sunday, April 29, 2007

Yes, I'm still alive.

So much so when my NM professors changed the exam format like the very last second, when everybody is sat down at their tables and when for a second, I thought I was sitting the wrong module.

I re-checked the module code. NM1101E. It's the correct paper.

So, why ain't it written 50 MCQ questions but 32 MCQS and open ended questions?

I totally give up the 18 marks, because I don't know how to answer it.

Reason being, like what Mike san suggested was because the way we studied for MCQs exams are different from essays and open ended.

Totally agree.

And the reason being why did they change the format?

They re-use last year's examination questions and the past year paper happened to be put in the library portal for a while.

Thus, they have to re set the questions.

But the thing is even O levels have 10 year series right?

But whatever, this whole issue is like being blown up by many students in the forum.

I just hope that there will be justice.

Especially when I turned and see people around me writing the answers down confidently.

Confidently or maybe just like me, trying to write something?

period.

sidenote: I will do seok's tag on monday after my last Psychology statistics paper. HEE, 5 lucky ones.

shortermemorygirl 10:33:00 AM