Yes, finishing the driving test within 2 months (jan-feb) is possible! It took me an extra month because I failed my first driving test. I'm a BDCC School Auto student.  Warning! This is not for the weak.  - I have already passed my BTT. -I took 2-3 driving lessons in a day. I took driving time slots 2,4 ,6. Usually I take slots 4 and 6 because they are cheaper. -I finished learning driving within 2-2.5 weeks. -I took theory lessons and practice sessions together back to back in a day. -I kept refreshing the BDCC website to buy driving sessions within 10 seconds. page views as of 6/8/23 How much did I spend?  Practical Driving: $1814.72 Practical Test: $485.44 for 1st and 2nd test (retake) Theory training: $148.73 Theory Test: $13 ($6.50 each) Total:  $2461.89  including one driving test retake. Therefore learning driving is an investment and think before you register because usually membership lasts for 1 year! Table for Expenses  Enrolment fee cost $96.30 for school

I'm sharing my study tips because I could not find much before I did the test. There were no useful guides in helping me in QET test back then in 2018 so I thought of writing this blog post.  What is NUS QET? It is an English essay test which tests your English proficiency. The paper is 1h 30min long and it takes place at NUS on a single day. Who takes NUS QET? Those who got D and below for Alevels General Paper (that's me!), polytechnic and foreign students. I scored well in GP in school but I didn't do well in Alevels. I got an E for Alevels. Why take NUS QET? You must take QET to graduate from the school and complete English modules if you fail the test. Why you should pass QET? This is because there are a lot of people bidding for the English module and as a newbie, you would not have enough points to compete with those seniors. Taking an English module also disallows you from taking other electives because it can overload your MCs. How's my result?

I was like you, a freshman who needed to buy a laptop. I was a laptop greenhorn because I had been using my family's laptop-a Toshiba Satellite. After reading many articles, I wrote a step-by-step guide to share. Now in 2018-2019, I have been using ASUS UX331U . Ranked best overall on a laptopmag-a review website. I got this laptop during the September Comex IT fair with promotions and reduced price. I bought it after going through school to see what I really need. It is important that you find the right laptop and there are so many laptops out there. How to choose? Step 1: Consider what you are studying , for example Medicine, Law, Engineering, Computing or Design. This is because different majors would require different programs and software and thus laptops should cater to those needs. As for my case, you can just google,"Best laptops for Medicine students ". For Nursing, mainstream laptops will do to open up content-heavy e-textbooks, make or read powerpoint sli