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FINAL SEMESTER OF FINAL YEAR



      So finally, here we are at our final semester of final year. It feels awesome to be honest to know that we will graduate in less than six months. We have six subjects this semester as always with a difference that one of our subjects won't have any final exam It's gonna have only two vivas. Three of our subjects with their respected professors are pretty serious and quite challenging frankly. we also have two practicals and of course our major project the most important thing in this semester with it's total credits of twelve. First list of projects when came out I was with  professor KK Singh from Water resources Engineering and I was happy because we were gonna work with GIS system which would have helped me a  lot in finding a good job, I even installed the software of that but then the list has been changed with huge differences in it. Now I am with professor Yugish Agarwal from  structural Engineering, one of my favorite professors in our department. He was kind to me from the beginning. Students from his last project told me that he is really fun during project, you will enjoy the journey but end viva will be taken by his gorgeous and beautiful wife Professor who is serious as hell when it comes to marks. I don't wanna change it and go back to Professor KK Singh because this time turned out Anoop(I hate this idiot very much ) is also with him so the door is pretty closed on my face. I guess I can enjoy the journey at the end I will convince him or his wife to give me good marks exactly the same way I convinced Professor Babita Saini last semester.
        About Exams result...
      So total of 13 subject's exam I had given last semester from which result of  has been shown and I have passed 7 and failed in one ( freakin' soil mechanics with his freakin' teacher Ashvani jain, GOD i hat that guy). from these 8 four was regular subjects and the remaining four Re-appear. The results of the remaining will be declared soon I wish I was passed in all remaining subjects, Because in this semester I wanna feel free, I wanna do what I like the most, I wanna learn and I wanna do a lot of stuff make a lot of good memories.

Today I learned an amazing quote from a movie clip not that it is related to this post but I really wanna write here, here it comes: Keep your friends rich and your enemies rich and wait to find out which is which.
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