For the first time in my life, I am choked by exam stress.
Literally, I am choked, suffocated.
First of all, I think the Malaysian cohort is poorly prepared for our exams. No doubt bedside teachings were excellent, we lack lectures and tutorials as compared to the home campus as evidenced by the timetable for extra tutes displayed on the timetable for the Clayton students in the uni's learning portal.
Having major stressful exams consecutively really tries our capability to concentrate and focus. We have to sit for one exam after another, often back-to-back which serves only to scatter our concentration for any particular subject.
Not only that, the level of difficulty of the paper is not one would expect after having seen the real past year questions released by the faculty. We are expecting to cruise in a river but we were thrown to an angry ocean.
They should review critically of their syllabus before throwing such hard questions to their students. If we are trained to swim in a baby pool, it is almost certain that we will not be able to cope with the tracherous condition in a deep ocean.
I think I am going to drown this time... ..... ....... .........
ANWAR SEBAGAI PENASIHAT EKONOMI
3 hours ago





