official exam results thread

[laura]

Nice one, well good luck

Anyone else in here with a Mechnical Engineering discipline, with any job advice etc?

Chris

Aeromech Engineering here - the only advice is get some work experience - anything is better than nothing. There are so many graduates these days that you have to have something to make you stand out from the crowd.

[chriswood_7]

Yup I agree with ya, just applied for a job right now..

Looking for more as we speak hehe

Chris

[scottyman]

thank gawd for that - I've just been informed that I've been awarded my MSc in Computing Science.
Down to the pub I go!

[Kezzer]

I got a first for my first year!

[javalord]

First in my first year too, 88% average.

[tiggerai]

Hoooray, well done everyone... seems to have been a good year.

All of my Mates at uni have all graduated (in Software or Internet Eng) with a 2:1 or above... no one i know got a 2:2 - We obviously had a blinding year! But then we sure as hell worked for it.

[Dougal]

First in my first year too, 88% average.

hell, I thought I was good with a 78% (dropped a lot on one module cos no one cba to do it)

Congrats Javalord

[javalord]

hell, I thought I was good with a 78% (dropped a lot on one module cos no one cba to do it)

Congrats Javalord

Cheers. And before anyone asks - yes I have a life , and I worked pat time whilst doing my first year throughout.

[Twigman]

You are obviously doing something easy then...come on...what subject is it

[Gipo]

My gf got something silly like 85% in her degree at Peking university (China's top uni)... It was in international relations... lets just say I wasn't impressed with the subject lol!

I've never known anyone in Electronic engineering to get above 80% thats for sure.

The first year of a degree is significantly easier than the rest though, but my first year (back in the day) didn't count towards my degree, so wasn't bothered, just messed about alot

[javalord]

My gf got something silly like 85% in her degree at Peking university (China's top uni)... It was in international relations... lets just say I wasn't impressed with the subject lol!

I've never known anyone in Electronic engineering to get above 80% thats for sure.

The first year of a degree is significantly easier than the rest though, but my first year (back in the day) didn't count towards my degree, so wasn't bothered, just messed about alot

Im doing Computer Science. First year isnt necessarily easier than the rest, it really does depend on what you study. Anyway this will be mentioned in my references from lecturers come placement time, so will work in my favour a lot.

[Dougal]

I don't know who came top in our year, but the first year of my course was the same as most computing subjects.

Still like the fact that the cocky barstard who said that the course was "Too easy" and he wanted to skip ahead to the next year or change uni failed miserably and is now trying to complain and incite a rebellion against the faculty!

[muddyfox470]

Well i have definitely got into my university of choise:

Durham Uni to do General Engineering.

Only question now is what grades i have got, i will know at 10-30 when our college lets us know!

Ian

Best of luck to all you other peeps!

[Jonny M]

I have no idea what grades I got, I'll let you know in a couple hours.

It was obviously good enough to get to Loughborough (1st choice) though

[muddyfox470]

Enjoy the loughborough women, i went a tour around there, and boy were they nice (not trying to be sexist or anything)

I actually applied to lboro to do aeronautical engineering, loved the place!

Ian

I just thought i would re-use this thread to post the results but some noggin has gone and created a new one here : http://forums.hexus.net/showthread.p...2&page=1&pp=15

[Jonny M]

B D D

I could have done better, but it doesn't matter now. I got my place, and can start with a clean slate.