Love Cambridge ❤️ so peaceful ☺️ Actually, I love to get into University of Cambridge too. But, I already in my first year at university which in my country. And I don't still know or haven't any ideas how, what I have to do, things yet. But, I now still have eager.. to get in my dream university. I hope one day, but not too late,I think, very soon, I really do need to struggle to get into Cambridge now.
Awesome, thank you! If you want to apply to Cambridge for graduate studies then I would recommend doing some reading online about what you can be doing now which will increase your chances. I don't know much about graduate studies so can't help unfortunately 😥 I hope you get it 🤞
@@RAmjad Exactly ,you are right! I search and read all the required things to apply right now and also will definitely on coming days. I really appreciate your reply. That make me glad.☺️
Hi, I just got an offer from st Johns, thank you so much for this video it's so useful. I wanted to ask though is it normal for there to be a fridge in the room? Like for most unis it isn't but I have type 1 diabetes and so need a fridge to store my insulin. Thanks!
Hi, congratulations on your offer! So first-years usually live in 3 places: Cripps Court (which is modern), Chapel Court and North Court. The last 2 have a kitchen (with a fridge of course) and toilet shared between two people with a larger room and smaller room which is kinda like what you see here except there is a landing so you don't have to walk to the smaller room through the larger room. As for Cripps Court, the kitchen is shared between 8 people usually (2 hobs, 2 fridges, etc so plenty of space) but there is usually enough room for you to have a mini-fridge in your room (you may even be able to ask the maintenance team it and it up for you). But don't worry about it, in around late August / early September you will receive an email from the accommodation department asking you to select your preference for rooms and there will be an option for you to enter any special considerations based on any faith or health-related issues. You may even be placed in a different court entirely which has a room with a fridge. There are quite a few ensuites with a small kitchen around college too reserved for those cases. If you want more detailed information, you can email the accommodation office at St. John's now using accommodation@joh.cam.ac.uk and explain your situation and I'm sure they will be able to accommodate. I hope that helps!
@@RAmjad hi, Thank you so much for your reply! That's such a relief, particularly the bit about not having to walk through one bedroom to get to the other because I won't lie that was really stressing me out- I have an extreme phobia of vomit and the thought of someone I don't know needing to get to the loo to puke and having to drunkenly stumble through my room is an absolute nightmare...thank you so much for your reply I really appreciate it :)
Wonderful video!!! 👍❤️🥰 It motivates oneself to study ‘hardcore’ at A-Level to get into a Cambridge college; which is big like St.Johns!!! 😘 Do you have a list of your Kindle eBooks? That would be interesting to know and recommended reads?! 🤓
Awesome, that's great to hear! I don't have a publicly available list but I mainly read books on philosophy, productivity, and theology. Nowadays, I'm reading a few short 15 - 20-minute summaries from Blinkist but on my Kindle so I can decide which books to read in full over the Christmas holidays as it's quite difficult to read a book cover-to-cover during term time.
@@bambobee7326 I used Premiere Pro on my laptop, I'm not good at using it - I need to play around a bit more and watch tutorials. But you don't need anything fancy. I was thinking of doing something similar to this th-cam.com/video/_90oIDwMzuc/w-d-xo.html But I'm sure, with enough research, you can find a (free) app which is more than enough for your needs, you don't need to use what I do
Hey RAmjad , is it possible for someone with average intelligence to pursue dentistry (academically intense course requiring AAA) , if I work hard and smart or not really (be brutally honest with your reply) ? I don't know if I have the ability , should I just try my hardest and if I fail pursue another path? Or is it a realistic possibility despite having average intelligence (if I work hard) ?
Hi, I am being honest in saying that you should NOT define yourself by saying you have "average intelligence" because it's a sure fire way to hold yourself back from many things in life. I thought to myself countless times before, "maybe I'm just too stupid to understand X or solve Y problem" but that's rarely the case. You just need to research to find a better explanation of X because not every explanation makes sense to everyone or you need to have more experiences in solving Y types of problems - even if the first few times require some hints. So yes, you can easily achieve those grades if you work hard and smart. I cover a lot of techniques in many of my videos which should help you use your time most efficiently. But, remember that with many things in life, it is better to try and fail than to not try at all because, more often than not, you will surprise yourself with what you can achieve. If you want to read more about this way of thinking, search "fixed mindset vs growth mindset". I hope that helps!
Hey man hope you are alright i was wondering if you had shared the flash cards you made for decision maths on your channel(sorry if your repeating yourself)
Hey, if you mean decision maths as part of Further Maths then it should also be on the GitHub link I have in my other video titled "Sharing my A-level Notes & Flashcards". It should be part of the Further Maths deck but bare in mind that it is for AQA Further Maths - I'm not sure how different other examboards are. And don't worry about me repeating myself, I'm always happy to help 😁
You can see my other comment. I didn't have to save up for university and I manage to save a fair bit of money here and then. I'm not a big spender 😅 I did earn about ~£4k from my internship last summer so I had a bit when starting second year
Hi, I explain the financial support available to me in the linked comment here: th-cam.com/video/qcfan3qBEG0/w-d-xo.html&lc=UgzNOv-GPIqO-ojSP6V4AaABAg.9FdgIDm5zbU9FvvD1gQ01I Scroll down and it should be one of the first you see
Nope, I don't think so! I think that in many cases, as you grow older, no one is really concerned how many years it took you to reach the position you did. I hear that this is especially true in the case of medicine. Many medics, after becoming junior doctors, try to become a consultant in the least number of years possible becase, I've heard, being a consultant is really good. But, you won't think a consultant who got there are 33 is any better than one who got there at 36. Arguably, the latter could be better in some cases as they took years out to do other things and thus have a wider range of experiences. Ultimately, as you grow up, you realise very few people care about how long it took you to get the degree you did or whatever position you then hold and those who do care clearly don't have anything better to care about. I hope that offers you an interesting perspective
It really depends on which college you go to. Some have quite modern accommodation, others are quite old. Some have mostly off-site accommoodation and others have mostly on-site and others a mix of both. St. John's College (the college I go to) is 500 years old and the building I live in is ~200 years old. About ~1/4 of the rooms in the building I am in have undergone a major rennovation in the last 40 years but unfortunately mine hasn't. But the rennovation mainly means a new kitchen and new bathroom (removal of the bath and installation of a shower) which isn't an issue to me. The layout stays the same but you still have to share with one other person which isn't an issue because you usually know someone well-enough after first-year to be able to share with them. Or, as a second-year in my college, you can avoid picking a room in this building all-together and go to some of the rooms in the first-year accommodation block which is more "modern" (built ~60 years ago) but there are few spaces for second years in that block. TL;DR many Cambridge colleges are pretty old so the rooms are pretty strange but most people don't mind
This guy does a room tour like he's describing the scene of a crime
Looks like I might be visiting the scene of the crime myself, just got an offer from St John's!
Hahaha, great to hear that! Congrats on your offer 🚀
@@RAmjad thanks so much :)
You're terrific at describing. I loved how you went through everything in detail. Thanks for the video
I love how ur casually just walking in ur roommate's room while he's sleeping
Dishes that are washed only when they need to be washed. Lol. I feel you, bro. 😂 😂
That's comfy! I like your designing. 😮
Love Cambridge ❤️ so peaceful ☺️
Actually, I love to get into University of Cambridge too. But, I already in my first year at university which in my country.
And I don't still know or haven't any ideas how, what I have to do, things yet. But, I now still have eager.. to get in my dream university. I hope one day, but not too late,I think, very soon, I really do need to struggle to get into Cambridge now.
Awesome, thank you! If you want to apply to Cambridge for graduate studies then I would recommend doing some reading online about what you can be doing now which will increase your chances. I don't know much about graduate studies so can't help unfortunately 😥 I hope you get it 🤞
@@RAmjad Exactly ,you are right! I search and read all the required things to apply right now and also will definitely on coming days. I really appreciate your reply. That make me glad.☺️
Love your vids man!
New Ibz Mo🙌
Welldone my dear may Allah bless u 💖
Geez uve done well for yourself boss
"Make of that what you will." I'm dead 💀😂 In other words "my roommate lazy af!" Lol
Hi, I just got an offer from st Johns, thank you so much for this video it's so useful. I wanted to ask though is it normal for there to be a fridge in the room? Like for most unis it isn't but I have type 1 diabetes and so need a fridge to store my insulin. Thanks!
Hi, congratulations on your offer! So first-years usually live in 3 places: Cripps Court (which is modern), Chapel Court and North Court. The last 2 have a kitchen (with a fridge of course) and toilet shared between two people with a larger room and smaller room which is kinda like what you see here except there is a landing so you don't have to walk to the smaller room through the larger room. As for Cripps Court, the kitchen is shared between 8 people usually (2 hobs, 2 fridges, etc so plenty of space) but there is usually enough room for you to have a mini-fridge in your room (you may even be able to ask the maintenance team it and it up for you).
But don't worry about it, in around late August / early September you will receive an email from the accommodation department asking you to select your preference for rooms and there will be an option for you to enter any special considerations based on any faith or health-related issues. You may even be placed in a different court entirely which has a room with a fridge. There are quite a few ensuites with a small kitchen around college too reserved for those cases.
If you want more detailed information, you can email the accommodation office at St. John's now using accommodation@joh.cam.ac.uk and explain your situation and I'm sure they will be able to accommodate. I hope that helps!
@@RAmjad hi,
Thank you so much for your reply! That's such a relief, particularly the bit about not having to walk through one bedroom to get to the other because I won't lie that was really stressing me out- I have an extreme phobia of vomit and the thought of someone I don't know needing to get to the loo to puke and having to drunkenly stumble through my room is an absolute nightmare...thank you so much for your reply I really appreciate it :)
A couple of days for me to send in my application for the M.Phil in Archaeological Science, hope I get in.
Good luck! I hope you do too 🚀
May you succeed in every aspect of life,Inshallah. Keep up the good work buddy and motivating us.
Can someone tell me this place's name or the accommodation location and type?
I want my accommodation in such a place.
Please!
Hi Ray. Thank you very much for helpful video. Could you please say what is the name of this accommodation. Regard
Hi! This is New Court accommodation in St. John's College. It's mostly for second-years and some third-years
Wonderful video!!! 👍❤️🥰 It motivates oneself to study ‘hardcore’ at A-Level to get into a Cambridge college; which is big like St.Johns!!! 😘 Do you have a list of your Kindle eBooks? That would be interesting to know and recommended reads?! 🤓
Awesome, that's great to hear! I don't have a publicly available list but I mainly read books on philosophy, productivity, and theology. Nowadays, I'm reading a few short 15 - 20-minute summaries from Blinkist but on my Kindle so I can decide which books to read in full over the Christmas holidays as it's quite difficult to read a book cover-to-cover during term time.
can you do some study with me videos
For sure! I'll try to do a few when term time starts in October
Hi amazing video what app do you edit your thumbnails with and what font
Hi, I use a popular drawing app on my iPad called Procreate. The font is my own handwriting
@@RAmjad what app do you edit your vids and also on what device
@@bambobee7326 I used Premiere Pro on my laptop, I'm not good at using it - I need to play around a bit more and watch tutorials. But you don't need anything fancy. I was thinking of doing something similar to this th-cam.com/video/_90oIDwMzuc/w-d-xo.html But I'm sure, with enough research, you can find a (free) app which is more than enough for your needs, you don't need to use what I do
@@RAmjad thank you so much your actually such a pure human being :))))
seeing this i am thinking if they live in infian hodtel they will die 😂🤣🤣🤣
Hey RAmjad , is it possible for someone with average intelligence to pursue dentistry (academically intense course requiring AAA) , if I work hard and smart or not really (be brutally honest with your reply) ? I don't know if I have the ability , should I just try my hardest and if I fail pursue another path? Or is it a realistic possibility despite having average intelligence (if I work hard) ?
Hi, I am being honest in saying that you should NOT define yourself by saying you have "average intelligence" because it's a sure fire way to hold yourself back from many things in life. I thought to myself countless times before, "maybe I'm just too stupid to understand X or solve Y problem" but that's rarely the case. You just need to research to find a better explanation of X because not every explanation makes sense to everyone or you need to have more experiences in solving Y types of problems - even if the first few times require some hints.
So yes, you can easily achieve those grades if you work hard and smart. I cover a lot of techniques in many of my videos which should help you use your time most efficiently. But, remember that with many things in life, it is better to try and fail than to not try at all because, more often than not, you will surprise yourself with what you can achieve.
If you want to read more about this way of thinking, search "fixed mindset vs growth mindset". I hope that helps!
Hey man hope you are alright i was wondering if you had shared the flash cards you made for decision maths on your channel(sorry if your repeating yourself)
Hey, if you mean decision maths as part of Further Maths then it should also be on the GitHub link I have in my other video titled "Sharing my A-level Notes & Flashcards". It should be part of the Further Maths deck but bare in mind that it is for AQA Further Maths - I'm not sure how different other examboards are. And don't worry about me repeating myself, I'm always happy to help 😁
@@RAmjad
Thanks man ill make sure to customize mine
also how do you receive enough money for necessities? did you save up?
You can see my other comment. I didn't have to save up for university and I manage to save a fair bit of money here and then. I'm not a big spender 😅 I did earn about ~£4k from my internship last summer so I had a bit when starting second year
@@RAmjad thank you
which court is this room in?
New Court
Can you tell which is the modern??
Sorry, I'm not quite sure what you mean?
The modern dorm???
hey, do you receive financial support at the university if you're eligible and if so how much?
Hi, I explain the financial support available to me in the linked comment here: th-cam.com/video/qcfan3qBEG0/w-d-xo.html&lc=UgzNOv-GPIqO-ojSP6V4AaABAg.9FdgIDm5zbU9FvvD1gQ01I Scroll down and it should be one of the first you see
the thing about renovations is that, in time, they can make a place worse than it was to begin with. I suspect the original room was far nicer?
Is starting university at 21 too late ?
Nope, I don't think so! I think that in many cases, as you grow older, no one is really concerned how many years it took you to reach the position you did. I hear that this is especially true in the case of medicine. Many medics, after becoming junior doctors, try to become a consultant in the least number of years possible becase, I've heard, being a consultant is really good. But, you won't think a consultant who got there are 33 is any better than one who got there at 36. Arguably, the latter could be better in some cases as they took years out to do other things and thus have a wider range of experiences. Ultimately, as you grow up, you realise very few people care about how long it took you to get the degree you did or whatever position you then hold and those who do care clearly don't have anything better to care about. I hope that offers you an interesting perspective
for a top tier uni i thought rooms would be better than that
It really depends on which college you go to. Some have quite modern accommodation, others are quite old. Some have mostly off-site accommoodation and others have mostly on-site and others a mix of both. St. John's College (the college I go to) is 500 years old and the building I live in is ~200 years old. About ~1/4 of the rooms in the building I am in have undergone a major rennovation in the last 40 years but unfortunately mine hasn't. But the rennovation mainly means a new kitchen and new bathroom (removal of the bath and installation of a shower) which isn't an issue to me. The layout stays the same but you still have to share with one other person which isn't an issue because you usually know someone well-enough after first-year to be able to share with them. Or, as a second-year in my college, you can avoid picking a room in this building all-together and go to some of the rooms in the first-year accommodation block which is more "modern" (built ~60 years ago) but there are few spaces for second years in that block.
TL;DR many Cambridge colleges are pretty old so the rooms are pretty strange but most people don't mind