Bull Shit

It all turned out to be miserable as I was given a poor 64%. I still can't come to terms with it. Even at the very last moment before ending the test, I was hopeful of getting the perfect 100. But, the result has made me doubt the evaluation scheme. I believe there has been some sort of threshold implemented, something that won't allow you to score beyond the set amount. In this case 70%. Incase, I did make so many mistakes, I've got to review them. After all, an exam is meant to test our skills and improve from our mistakes, right?

I am wandering between "Should I go ahead and ask for the answers to be shown?" or "Should I just leave it and move on." While, doing the former would require a lot of effort and might also involve some amount of aggression, the latter would be like accepting my limits. Even 10 more years of study wouldn't fetch me more marks, 'cause that was the maximum amount of preparation I could ever have.

Exam time is nearing

Preparations are done for tonight's exam, Module Test 3. I've touched all of the chapters and managed to grab most of the information. What awaits now is the test itself and the question, "Can I get the perfect 100?"

Module Test #3 @ C#

Its been three months since we began studying C# as an addition to our First Semester's curriculum. Delayed as it was, everyone's keen on getting it done with Monday's Module Test #3. This time around there are two books and a total of 25 chapters. The first few chapters of both the books are easy to deal with, especially because of previous experiences with C++. But, the latter halves are mind boggling. Add to it the course completion rush that has become synonymous at the Semester ends.

I've managed to grab fair amount of concepts in the last couple of days. With 2 more days in hand, finishing the course shouldn't be that difficult. My aim this time (as always) is to get the perfect 100 that has eluded me. Judging by the order of my results (76, 82, 86, 89), the perfect score might just be around the corner.