What I did to get Distinctions at University. - Civil Engineer.
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- Опубліковано 12 вер 2024
- Phiwayinkosi Mhlongo studied Civil Engineering at Wits. He always maintained an academic average of at least 75%. He was in the Dean's list. He is a member of the Golden Key Society. Got so many distinctions along the way, including a 100% in both Algebra and Calculus at some point at Wits. On the year he matriculated he was the top learner in technical maths and technical science in the country. In this episode he details on the strategies he used to obtain distinctions in his academic journey at university.
I remember seeing Phiwa at concourse during the 2019 registrations. This was when he aced grade 12 technical maths and science with 100% and I must admit that his consistency is on another level! 🔥🔥🔥
One of the best individual i have ever met, very humble and always willing to assist 🔥🔥🔥🔥
Bafo mfwethu 🔥🔥💯🙏🏼
I am a 3rd year Aeronautical Engineering student at Wits and I barely passed. I did not understand most courses including Thermodynamics, Dynamics and Machine Elements. So I don't know how I am going to tackle 3rd year but I will try to go back to the courses I struggled with and try to understand more rather than cramming. Thank you for such content. It really helps a lot
And I needed to understand the things in my 2nd year. I tend to compare myself to other people. My schedule is like waking up, going to class, attending lectures, go and study for a short while, then chill and watch UA-cam shorts and waste hours on end. Then go back home, watch TV, study for 30 minutes, tell myself I am tired then I sleep. On weekends I play catchup with courses and end up doing one course, and cross night. Then when it's test time, I cram and go write. Then on exams, cram content and go write. That is a destructive thing to do and I did it for 2 years. I let social media ruin me, and I let my failures drag me down. And I keep comparing myself to others. So eish, it was destructive
So I need to change my lifestyle and change my mindset because this mindset will be the death of me
@@decipherknight4750 You still have a chance to start afresh this year. At least you acknowledge your mistakes. That's the best place to start. You can do this, keep going!
Sooooo Inspirational, as someone who is doing civil engineering at wits, i can now say it is possible. This guy is really something else. Dr.Mahudu, thank you very much for giving us such content.
This guy is brilliant and very humble, from what I have seen. I attended with him. Accolades 👏
Have to agree with him about being competent; getting a degree is quite achievable but to be competent in the field is another thing and probably what sets apart the best from the rest.
A Fellow Member of the High Table👏👏🔥🔥🔥💯💯💯📚📚📚📚
We need more videos like this ❤❤
Syabonga Phiwa mfw2 . Im proud of u. I would agree people are different some are just average and some are just academics in nature.
A new subscriber on here. What a lesson-filled podcast with the young man, loved it greatly. Thank you.
Thank you for subscribing.
Inspiring. And thank you for sharing the tips and the encouragement.
Hey guys Maths Class rep @ wits 2023 here
As a former student of Dr. Ben Mahudu i can vouch that sirs teaching style is awesomeee and his lessons in class serve to help us not only in the course but in life
BENS THE BEST TEACHER EVER!!!
I can firmly say that i enjoyed my time with him and my spoils of war were a distinction in maths!! Lesgooo!!!
But thats enough words from a course chower... as Ben says "time to do maths"
Thank you Mohammed. Much appreciated!
I see the reflection of myself in that guy🔥🔥.thanks for the tips , I use some of them they really work.
Thank You so much for all the tips and advice.
The big guns, very key things here
Izinja Madoda!
interesting conversation Dr Ben🔥🔥
Thank you Siphosethu.
I quited Engineering I was doing Comp Engineering but it wasn't mine u know. I went to medicine and I did well in it I'm not a qualified medical practitioner so some things are not for everyone that's what I believe. I salute those who do well in Engineering 😂😂😂
Amen eyyy!!! It's true when u go to work after Vasirty u know nothing but those who have been there for a long time know, we should all be humbled and ask for help.
Indeed, along your academic journey you realize courses that are best suited for you. All the best in your medicine journey. We will call you Dr soon!
brilliant content
Subscribed🤗
Thank you.
What would you suggest, for long distance studying students who never attend any classes.
Big ups to Technical maths and technical sciences
86 percent minus me now❤
Thank you Mogamat, it goes a long way.
Minus me also .❤️
This Guy speaks like Dr Ben😅
Really? 😅 I didn't realize.
The big guns🔥🔥🔥. Kushiyana ukwenza