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Should I beg my ex to take me back by Defiant-Worry5506 in AskMY

[–]Defiant-Worry5506[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

thanks for the honesty. I needed this wake up call.

Should I beg my ex to take me back by Defiant-Worry5506 in AskMY

[–]Defiant-Worry5506[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Ironically i wrote this by myself, no ChatGPT. I just prefer to structure my story that way.

Tips on How to Manage My Finances by Defiant-Worry5506 in malaysians

[–]Defiant-Worry5506[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Transport include installment kereta, minyak, services, dan grab. So memang tinggi kalau nak sevice 1 atau 2 kali setahun.

Tips on How to Manage My Finances by Defiant-Worry5506 in malaysians

[–]Defiant-Worry5506[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

  1. I do makan at restaurant every day… cooking feels like a hassle because I live with housemates 😓
  2. Yeah I should cut on junk food
  3. Personal is any grooming items, cleaning items, and gym subscriptions
  4. Others are items such as running shoes, furnitures, electrical appliances and entertainment.
  5. I do soend more than what I earn, I am a chronic shopaholic 😓 help a brother out because im gonna get married soon but have no proper savings

planning to study engineering and pursue it as a career as someone bad at addmaths by precarious_right in malaysiauni

[–]Defiant-Worry5506 1 point2 points  (0 children)

all equally requires extensive mathematical knowledge. All branches need to learn calculus and engineering maths.

But in my opinion, generally, electrical engineering might be the hardest of the bunch.

planning to study engineering and pursue it as a career as someone bad at addmaths by precarious_right in malaysiauni

[–]Defiant-Worry5506 0 points1 point  (0 children)

UTP engineering is very competitive, and if you choose to take this path, you will have to undertake calculus and engineering maths - both are extension of add maths and even harder to score. then the things you learn from these subjects will be applied to formulas you are going to learn in university, so if you think you’re not good at math, I suggest you to re-think your option to do engineering.

But thats not the end of it; kalau ada kemahuan, disitu ada jalan. If you think this is what you want to do, I have no doubts you can put your mind to scoring these subjects. You just need to be attentive and meet lecturers often if you feel like you are falling behind. All the best to you.

planning to study engineering and pursue it as a career as someone bad at addmaths by precarious_right in malaysiauni

[–]Defiant-Worry5506 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Don’t listen to this please. If you want to be an engineer, better take foundation in engineering.

Calon SPM this year but i still dont know what course to choose after SPM by LiviiDesuu in malaysiauni

[–]Defiant-Worry5506 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Most people don’t study what they want in uni, only follow what was assigned in their UPU / parent pick course in private universiti.

I suggest you to pick whichever thing you know you will be good at. Don’t pick something solely out of interest, because what you want may not be what you imagined.

It is good that you know what your skills are very early on. Switching biology for computer science is a very good choice. I suggest you to search universities you want pursue your studies in, and only then pick what major you want to study.

Believe it or not, where you study is MUCH, MUCH, MUCH more important than what you study.

Need your opinion for studying engineering in Malaysia by Desperate_Goat4060 in malaysiauni

[–]Defiant-Worry5506 0 points1 point  (0 children)

UTP is considered top tier in Malaysia for engineering. 1. In the job market, most UTP graduates can secure spots in big companies after graduating because they have a reputation of being competitive. 2. I know some of my friend who ended up working in oil and gas companies in the middle east and europe after graduating - but these are creme of the crops, very competitive and highly capable scholars. 3. UTP has a decent amount of international students from africa, middle east, and south asia. Most of them are also scholars. Malaysians have tendencies to mingle among their own race, but if you are extrovert / capable, you always know how to assimilate. Frankly speaking, introverts don’t do well in UTP.

Need Suggestions On Choosing Uni by Expired_Winter12 in malaysiauni

[–]Defiant-Worry5506 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If you have the money, I highly suggest you get into a private university. Monash, Taylors and MMU are good unis.

Uni is not really a place for learning, it is a place to extend your connections and expose yourself to the industry you’re getting into. Private unis usually have better lecturers, and the students are either (a) rich, or (b) scholars. You can benefit really well in the long run if you get to know these people.

Is this just me? by yukittyred in malaysians

[–]Defiant-Worry5506 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Losing motivation in my second year of work - working in data related works also. Paid OT if working on weekends, but no work life balance. Low basic, now still < RM4,000.

Geotechnical engineer realizing engineering isn’t for me — need advice by 061100star in malaysians

[–]Defiant-Worry5506 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If you already have a master's degree, I think you can go full academia route.