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Biology, chemistry, physics, and the art of telling relatives "yes, I'm still studying".
A/L & premedFeaturing Gerald, our skeleton. Gerald is missing a femur. We don't talk about it.
1st year MBBSKrebs cycle, glycolysis, and a guided group cry. Tissues included in course fee.
all yearsLearn 300 drug names that all sound like PokΓ©mon. Gotta prescribe 'em all.
2ndβ3rd yearWhy do lungs? How does kidney? Questions finally answered.
all yearsAdvanced module. By graduation, not even you will be able to read your notes.
final year| Day | Class |
|---|---|
| Monday | Anatomy with Gerald π |
| Tuesday | Biochem + emotional support session |
| Wednesday | Physiology (bring a balloon, you'll see) |
| Thursday | Pharmacology PokΓ©dex revision |
| Friday | Past papers & screaming into a pillow |
| Saturday | Mock viva (Sir will stare at you in silence) |
| Sunday | Sir is asleep. Do not call Sir. |
Next question.
Yes, as long as it's still inside you.
Sir will personally write you a sick note. You won't be able to read it, but it will be very official.
Common knowledge.
No. It exists only in Sir's head and is released one chapter at a time, verbally, usually at 11pm.
Both. Sir is physically there, mentally online (checking cricket scores).
Because after one lecture, your brain will have been cursed with knowledge. Also because that's his name. Mostly the second one.
Once activated, all students within a 200m radius are guaranteed to learn the entire nephron. There is no escape. The doors are locked. There is a pop quiz.