How i Died For MicroB

it's simple: i didn't study enough - too much on the surface, and ma soul wasn't in sync anyway from day one. sigh.

shucks. really can't click with the subject. keep screwing up the practical, and everything they say in the lecture is so dry, it's just like pharmaco, only thing this is so boring i dunno how to memorize.

Then, the notes are so brief. I think the idea is to go and research on it, or depend on whatever the lecturer said (which a great deal came out during MCQ). Detail again.

Finally, the questions are difficult - mcqs was easy, but people spotted the wrong questions, the people includes me. Didn't expect bacterial spores to come out; had the cannons fully pointed at fungal spores. Forgot about the process of sporogenesis. Also one thing was questions that required on-the-spot thinking. Like "name 5 differences between bacterial and fungal spores." i really hate racking my brain for the answers.

Loved the pour plate question, although my answer was in my opinion not enough. Always the case, "a man of few words, like Raffles", i think my History teacher remarked. Drew the graph wrongly. shit. Wrote rubbish reasons in comparing the RW and KS tests (although i reproduced the diagrams in a tattered fashion).

What else? i just feel that marks keep leaching away from each question. Never felt so sien diao even for pharmaco. Maybe due to the difference in the amount of time used for preparation. May eventually fail the essay questions. Coupled with my poor experimental results, i think that warrants me my first C in NUS. ='(