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I used a combination of Leetcode, Grind 75 and Neetcode solutions for those problems. You can also look at company specific question lists on Leetcode which are helpful

@@zafariscan you also list the best project to learn I am currently focusing on ai but I wanna be up to date

Yeah :)

Jazakallah khair 🙏🏽

Hey bro! Check out my channel, I've made a couple of videos on my experience of CS at UCL. If you have any questions I'll be happy to answer :)

@@zafaris alright man, I'll def keep it in mind in the upcoming weeks cause I gotta do my personal statement and such. have u seen there's this required entry test for comp sci ?? called the STAT or something, was this a thing when you applied?

Sounds good! Ah yeah, the entrance test wasn’t a thing back when I applied so I can’t help much. Hopefully there are more resources available online now!

Hey, thanks for your comment and great question btw! Overall, I do think that CS as a degree has become significantly more saturated over the past few years and as a result the job market is also highly competitive. If someone only had a CS degree with high honours but no real world experience or projects, the chances of them getting a tech job would be low. That being said, to maximise your chances of getting a prestigious job, you must go out of your way during university to apply/prepare for internships through practising coding problems (Leetcode), work on notable projects, and learn how to optimise your CV for screening. Also just apply to tons of internships and jobs, as even if you don't get an offer it's great experience and will strengthen your skills. Applying as early as possible once an application opens also boosts your chances. Finally, it's true that knowing the right people through networking and getting referrals from them can help get your foot in the door. Anyways, all the best :)

@@zafaris great reply, thanks man, wish you all the best :)

No worries and thanks! Same to you :)

Thanks bro! When work starts I’m gonna need to schedule things properly 🙏🏽

W salam bro! My advice would be to choose a topic that you are genuinely interested in, find a good supervisor for said topic, and work on it consistently from early on. All the best

Yeah I’m lucky bro, 21

Quite interesting 😮

Thanks a lot 🙏🏽

Hey! Usually in first year you’d apply for spring weeks and internships from September-December. Lots of companies have already opened or will soon open their applications!

Tell me about it bro 😶‍🌫️

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Thanks :)

Not in the UK :)

@@zafaris ohhh i see! if it's that, then imma be coming over for my study lol

@zac-w5q lool all the best bro!

Thanks so much! 😄🙏🏽

Ay that’s amazing to hear bro, I’d love to hear where you travelled to! 100% man, it’s difficult but trying to live more in the present moment is so important. Thanks and all the best to you as well :)

Haha W name, jzk khair 🙏🏽

#1 victory royale 🏆

Gonna miss balling with the bros as well 😌

Within the next couple of weeks 🤞

Hey man! Honestly I would say your best bet to make friends is to find people with common interests through societies and clubs - not just CS related. So join any societies related to your hobbies/interests, sports clubs, or even something completely new! Although I would suggest your main priority should be societies, in addition to this go to as many events as you can around campus, start conversations with people, message in group chats. Wishing you all the best :)

So I stayed in student accommodation during my first year at university, and then for my second and third year I lived in private accommodation together with some of my friends.

Thanks man! Travelling has been such an enriching experience and I'm truly blessed to have visited so many places. About the Japan program, my friend actually found out about it through our university and did it first, and then he recommended it to me since he enjoyed it so much. The program I did is called: Come On Out Japan - Global English Camp.

Appreciate it my guy 🙏🏽

Hey! Someone sent a message in our accom WhatsApp gc saying that their friend is moving out from College Hall and needs to find a replacement. I messaged them immediately and it worked out!

Someone sent a message in our accom WhatsApp gc saying that their friend is moving out and needs to find a replacement. I messaged them immediately and it worked out!

Table tennis rematches still pending 😭

Gonna miss you too brother ❤️

Jazakallah khair bro ❤️

Yoo let's goo my guy, super exciting! Wow I'm glad I could help you out and it's honestly mindblowing to me that the small videos I made had a real impact on someone's life. It's normal to be nervous about making friends, I was probably the most nervous out of everyone when I started, but join societies you find interesting or even try something new, and sports clubs even if its just casual - CSS for computer science stuff is great, and ISoc is a no-brainer as a Muslim student, I can guarantee you'll meet amazing brothers there. Also try to meet as many of your CS coursemates as you can, as you need people that you can study and struggle with together through the highs and lows of the degree. Trust me you'll be more than fine and hopefully create lifelong friendships, wishing you all the best iA :)

Hey man! Uni can be pretty tough at the beginning, especially when you're doing a difficult degree such as CS. Some of my friends as well as many others hadn't done any programming before starting university, so they found it quite tough. I know you might be feeling behind, but try your best to keep up with your lectures and whenever you don't understand something find other resources to help out - there's so many great resources such as books, online courses, and especially RUclips videos. I found these invaluable to supplement my learning throughout my degree. Also, try to make friends with some of your CS coursemates, who will become your support and you can help each other survive throughout the degree. Make sure you're also taking care of your health as that's incredibly important for your overall wellbeing, and try to join societies and clubs so you can meet new people and enjoy uni as well. You've got this, all the best my friend :)

Quite balanced in my opinion. Not as workload heavy as certain other top universities like Oxbridge and Imperial, so you are able to have a decent social life and there's tons of societies and clubs to join from interests to sports. The campus itself isn't that big but I liked it, especially the student centre. Location in London is prime, right next to Tottenham Court Road, close to Oxford St and Chinatown, so there's countless options for food, places to visit and things to do nearby. And I'd say the people are overall pretty chill and friendly.

Jazakallah khair bro, cmon 💪🏽

Many congrats to you as well, David! All the best for the future mate 😄

Thanks a lot! 😄

Thanks! I agree, taking up opportunities that come your way is so important and helps you develop as a person.

Jazakallah khair my bro ❤️

A for effort ✅

100%, glad I met you bro wouldn’t have been the same without Ram Bag 🐐

The clips were too gold I couldn’t not include them 😂. Likewise my bro, so many good memories and thanks for helping me keep my sanity 🫡

My brother, real one right here 🤝

At least we’re cooked together bro 🤝

Thanks so much for the kind words and following along! 🔥

Hey! If you still need help on this, feel free to message me on discord

@@zafaris no Alhamdullilah bro it’s all good I managed to pull through. Thanks for reaching out.