Cricket Mania
here i am, once again
Life’s Goooooood!

I shall not begin with my usual apologies for being absent yet again from the blogosphere. I’m NOT sorry, for a change! I have been kept really busy (and happy) in the last few weeks. For once, breathing felt good! You may start wondering why am I so happy. Even if you don’t I will enlighten the reader with the happenings of the past few weeks.

Right, so after kickstarting my project and then being consumed by the cricket fever, I got back to my desk and started playing around with my toy (the microcontroller). The project work started off smoothly and life assumed a nice routine involving regular visits to gym. Everything was going well until I hit a hair-pulling obstacle in my project. Five days went by without any success. I was forced to leave it at that because my father was in town for four days. A visit to Birmingham, Coventry, Manchester and another place (forgot the name) really helped me forget about the project. I also got hold of a (yet another) new phone - yes the sleek and sexy N97. Actually its not a phone - its a multimedia computer! (I can go on and on praising the phone). Anyway, some shopping, and meeting relatives with dad on the final day before his return back home.

Reluctantly I returned to work knowing how badly I was stuck. Another few days went by without any success and just when left with no choices, suddenly, the brain worked and I realized how small the problem was - or so it looked after locating it.

The project is now on track. I am deliberately not going in to the details of it here - the interested reader may visit a dedicated page at http://project.anasimtiaz.com - If you think that I should be writing the tech stuff here then please do chip in with a comment.

I’m starting the next stage of the project where I will be working with some EEG data on epilepsy. Sounds real fun! Also, I’m scheduled for a theory test for driving license on Monday, which I think should be pretty easy.

Also, there is news that Tuesday will be the R-day —>> Results Day. After being delayed twice, no one really believes that :D

That ends my lovely story and I shall now return to enjoy the good time that I’m having.

Adios

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6 Responses to “Life’s Goooooood!”

hannan Says:
July 18th, 2009 at 9:58 pm |

I am a student who has currently appeared in the Olevel exams during the July 2009 session. I have always wanted to join Impereal University due to its high prestige and it being Number1 University in the world. I have recently acquired valuable information that i should start applying for university as soon as my Olevel results have arrived and not wait until my Alevel are over. As i have told that i wanted to join MIT, i wanted to as you that what is the procedure i should follow to send my Olevel result through email. Also what other files should i send with the Olevel result? Please can you help and advise me or can you send me the email of the person who can advise me now as i am bemused and confused. I also want to know that previously i had appeared for 6Olevel subjects in which English language was included. I have known that students who want to study abroad in USA,UK or CANADA need to give certain tests like TOEFL,SAT,IELTS etc. I had gotten an A in the English language exam in November 2008 session, so can you inform me which tests would i have to give even after the A that i had gotten? Also do I have to sign up on the imperial admissions site so as to send my result online? I will be very pleased that you answer my request and i am sorry for any spelling mistake that might have occurred. Thank You.

Anas Says:
July 19th, 2009 at 6:17 pm |

@hannan: The website of Imperial College provides all the necessary information and contact details for admissions. But I’d make your life easier here - you CANNOT apply for admissions with O-level results, NO WAY!! You need to have atleast 3 A-level A’s to get in the EEE dept for your undergraduate. So just sit tight, go for your A-levels, work hard, and then apply :)

S Says:
August 11th, 2009 at 3:52 pm |

Hey there

I am currently studying IB Diploma in Hong Kong and this is my last year.I am very much looking forward to applying to Imperial college.My teachers shall be providing me with the predicted grades in few months of time hopefully the grades will turn out good :) My question to you is what was the interview like and how about the BMAT scores do they have to extremely high if not what is the minimum scores required ?Anything else you would like to suggest me as you have been thru this already..

Thnx

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Anas Says:
August 18th, 2009 at 2:56 pm |

@S: Sorry, but I haven’t been through this. My course didn’t involve any sort of interview nor did it require BMAT.

Ashni Says:
August 21st, 2009 at 4:56 am |

Hello
I am an IB1 student studying at The International School of Azerbaijan. I would like to apply to Imperial College for a medicine based course. Could you please tell me what are the IB scores that would be required of me for each of my subjects, i.e. Chem HL, Bio HL, Psychology HL and French SL, Math SL, Eng SL? Also could you tell me what are the admission tests that i would have to pass for a career in medicine in Imperial?
thanks

s Says:
September 5th, 2009 at 3:40 am |

Oh nvm
Goodluck with ur EE course

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