Today was the final exam of Managerial Accounting. Multiple Choice exam - where I found there was a little something for everyone.
Some questions from previous year exam, some from practice test, some theory and definition questions, some needing number crunching and then around 5 to 7 of them, which will truly make the curve :-)
It was a good exam to write on a Friday morning, and as the next exam was only on Monday, began our drinking spree.
Luis has already made his clacks for unit consumption popular amongst us. So, after giving the exam for his subject, each beer that was ordered resulted in a clack from us. People were still talking in terms of units consumed and budget for today's drinking and actual consumption so far. This is one class which we will remember for a long time :-)
[for those not from our batch, think of the Oriental lucky cat with its palm moving up and down. Each time the palm comes down, its a CLACK :-)]
Afternoon was spent shopping for the exotic dinner planned by our group. Akash used his expertise to find some great Italian wines and special cheese varieties for the three course cocktail planned and then we went to the Indian store to get Paneer. Tonight, I made special Paneer Tikka Masala for the group and it turned out really delicious.
Night is still young as it is Friday today, so lets see where it takes us :-)
Some questions from previous year exam, some from practice test, some theory and definition questions, some needing number crunching and then around 5 to 7 of them, which will truly make the curve :-)
It was a good exam to write on a Friday morning, and as the next exam was only on Monday, began our drinking spree.
Luis has already made his clacks for unit consumption popular amongst us. So, after giving the exam for his subject, each beer that was ordered resulted in a clack from us. People were still talking in terms of units consumed and budget for today's drinking and actual consumption so far. This is one class which we will remember for a long time :-)
[for those not from our batch, think of the Oriental lucky cat with its palm moving up and down. Each time the palm comes down, its a CLACK :-)]
Afternoon was spent shopping for the exotic dinner planned by our group. Akash used his expertise to find some great Italian wines and special cheese varieties for the three course cocktail planned and then we went to the Indian store to get Paneer. Tonight, I made special Paneer Tikka Masala for the group and it turned out really delicious.
Night is still young as it is Friday today, so lets see where it takes us :-)
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