The grind starts again...

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Yeah, the grind of the exams has started again. The 1st sessional are staring me in my face (n i m writing this shit on the blog) n are goin to start from 13th feb and i am again going to be tested for my cramming up skills.

It seems just like yesterday when the 5h sem ended. There was no pressure of studies,even if it was there, i discarded it :P Past one month was full of some of the most memorable moments in my life,not necessrily for the right reasons..

So, here i am staring at another sessional with just one week to go and ZERO preperation (quite literally).At the moment of writing this post i dint kno what the syllabus for the exams is and i am not even sure whether i have got all the material to cover the complete syllabus. As usual, this time too i will have some xeroxed note,not even worth giving a look at, as good as crap and me at their total mercy. Once again i will be cursing the teachers for advising us to buy the wrong books.The business of the photocopier is sure to be increased atleast 10 times, with whole of the class , should i say the whole college, trying to get as many things xeroed as possible, just for the heck of it and no other reason(trust me on that count!!). No one even knows what they are getting xeroxed and the common phrase that you get to hear in the clg is that "yar jo tu xerox karwa raha hai,wo mere liye bhi karwa diyo" or "yar ek copy aur karwa diyo mere liye".

Finally, wen on the day before the exam, when i will hopefully be having a whole pile of crap at my desk, the studies will start. Not sure of what to study or what not to study,the cellphones will work overtime during the exam time with all those late night calls to the pals. Just listening to someone, whom you are sure wouldnt have studied more you, is certainly a very pleasent experience :P (no harsh/bad feelings for anyone..).

So, i will somehow try and live this whole week of immense tension,deep depression,some moments where i will just feel like breaking down and five unforgettable one n a half hours.......



P.S.-This time the sword of the 5th sem result is also hanging on my head,with it being expected anyday from now(n i am not expecting any miracles to happen this time,as it happened in the 3rd sem)

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