Readers!I have a lot of things and information to be shared with you guys.I was inactive these couple of weeks in blogger due to the second-most-important-exam-in-my-life after spm where I am currently in the midst of Cambridge A2 Levels Examination. ._. Now I totally understand the post-A2 students who said that AS was just a trivial ones,wait till you enter A2...its like a living hell!Alright,probably I have exaggerate it too much.Yet!It is true that you will become super duper busy preparing for A2 in just 6 months minus 1 month for trials and 1 month for holiday.At last you are left with 4 months for plethora of chapters to study and cramp them into your head.Oh no you dont,I know you must be thinking .....ahhh I can just memorise everything and puke out everything during D-Day.NO You are absolutely WRONG!In A2 you need to think critically and probably terminate thousands of your precious brain cells for each questions in an ultra-limited time.Anyway all the paper 4 have ended and I feel so relieve today!Back to the main topic,yeap I  just went to Perdana University for an interview 2 weeks ago!


I have applied PU-RCSI Bachelor of Medicine,Surgery and Bachelor in Arts Of Obstetrics programme which costs about RM 800,000.Probably the most expensive course you will be paying for in Malaysia!Perdana University is located at Serdang Malaysia.From the entrance gate of Mardi Complex,you will need to travel for further 10 minutes before you will reach the university's temporary building.I have to admit that the place is quite isolated from city.Well,on the bright note,it is safe and conducive for study!The Interview was on 1100.Prior interview,interviewees were required to sit for an English Examination,which is the Oxford ESOL Test in order to test your fluency in English.It consists of 60 objective questions and you are given 30 minutes to complete it.After that ,its was the mother of scary part,the INTERVIEW.There were 3 rooms with different number of interviewers in each room.i was lucky enough (I guess so) to get 2 interviewers instead of 3!I know you must be frustrated for reading such a long post just to search for the questions that I were asked by the interviewers.Alright,I remembered some of the questions and basically they were something like

• Tell me about yourself
• Why do you want to be a doctor?
• What is the toughest choice that you have made in your life?
• What is your view about euthanasia?
• I were given a task card,and for the following question
  I need to pick answers available in the task card
• If you were the dean of this hospital,what will you do when you found out a student consuming illegal drugs?
• What is your hobby?
• What is your strength? 
• That's all for the interview.Do you have any questions?

That's the questions I received on that day,which took half day of my life.You will only get the results 3 weeks after the interview.Wish me luck ! :] Till then, Au revoir!

Opposition Leader Anwar Ibrahim called on Malaysian to join the protest rally at Stadium Kelana Jaya yesterday.The stadium consists of 25000 seats yet it was barely enough for the thousands of Malaysians dressed in black who showed up where the whole field were crowded with people,not to mention thousands who were standing outside the stadium.It is estimated that nearly 100 000 Malaysians were attending the rally held by the opposition,Anwar Ibrahim,to show their dissatisfaction towards the fraudulent and false election results.Some of the influential oppostions such as opposition leader,Anwar Ibrahim as well as Gelang Patah MP Lim Kit Siang showed up at the rally via motorcycles.

Rally from Malaysia,Singapore,Taipei and Australia

"We will continue to struggle and we will never surrender!"said Anwar Ibrahim
Anwar said he would produce clear evidence of fraud by what he calls an "illegitimate" Barisan Nasional (National Front) governemnt party lead by current Prime Minister Najib Razak.
"BN has robbed the rights of the people. We will prove that they have lied in 30 parliamentary seats," he told the diverse crowd.
PM Najib Razak has,however,denied all the opposition's allegations of cheating in the election.
Previous protests have ended in violent scenes,where police were using tear gas and water cannon to dissolve the crowd.Nonetheless,police in Selangor has earlier tried to prevent the rally from occurring by stating that according to PAA,any rally should be informed by the organiser 10 days prior the date of the rally.Due to the tension over the election results,the armed forces took no action over this matter.

Malaysia's 13th General Election fell on 5th of May.Initially was a close fight between Malaysian's government party,National Front or commonly known as Barisan Nasional (BN) and The Opposition,People's Alliance party,Pakatan Rakyat and Democratic Alliance Party (DAP).Campaigns were held by each party across the country.Opposition leader,Mr Anwar Ibrahim was positive that this 13th general election would change everything.On the Election Day,people rushed to election centers to cast their votes.Thousands of people queued even before 8 in the morning where the election started from 8 to 5 in the evening.The tension between opposition and government supporters were tangible.Yet in the midst of election,fraudulent cases were spotted.The oppositions realised that there were phantom voters around.Foreigners,especially workers from Bangladesh,Myanmar and the likes were casting their votes at the election centers,the so-called indelible ink can be washed effortlessly,dubious ballot boxes arrived the election centers by mysterious taxis hours after the election time has ended,and there was even a sudden Blackout during the process of counting votes on the ELECTION DAY itself.After the blackout,it was claimed that extra ballot boxes appeared out of nowhere.

8 hours after the election period ended,Election Commission announced Barisan Nasional gained victory where 133 out of 222 seats were won by BN whereas the remaining 89 seats were conquered by the Opposition. This general election was considered the worst performance by the BN in Malaysia's history.BN however managed to extend their 56 years unbroken rule for another 5 years.Although BN lost the popular vote, they benefited from gerrymandering of constituencies.The Opposition was clearly dissatisfied by the faulty election results and demands for a cleean and fair re-election.There will be a talk held by Mr Anwar Ibrahim on 8th of May at Stadium Kelana Jaya 8pm.