thank you, this has been super helpful :) engineering seems v hectic so im kinda worried. i start in fall 2021, hopefully classes will be in-person by then
I’m glad it was helpful! Yeah it can get pretty hectic but I think it was a good experience. Yeah fingers crossed that classes are in person next year! 🤞🏽
Cool video man but consider working on your audio balance, your voice is pretty soft when compared to the intros/transition so I have to fiddle with the volume a lot. But overall loved the video!
Just stumbled upon this video! As someone who just finished first year at UBC for eng I recognized some people! Enjoyed the video, and would just like to say, none of us really understood 158 either!
Ayy that’s awesome man hope it brought back some of the (idk if good) memories of phys 158! Haha it’s good to know we weren’t the only ones struggling with 158, it was brutal.
I had a question regarding the textbooks at UBC. So I will be starting my UBC journey soon and like saw the estimated prices of the textbooks and they are a bit pricey also because I am doing a double major. Hence wanted to know if a student can like get a hand me down textbook from people and if so then from where?
Super helpful video dawg, I been trynna decide between UofT and UBC eng, and I've heard UofT has zero social life so I'm leaning towards UBC. How are the Co-op opportunities, and is it easy to find placements?
Hey glad it helped! Co-op program is really good as they have access to a lot of job boards, but its not guaranteed to get a spot, but if you've worked any job before and have above 65% average in first year you're likely to get in. To find jobs afterwards is up to you and your skills for the internship requirements, but you do have access to jobs that are only on the co-op board which means less competition so it's beneficial.
Glad you enjoyed it! I’m currently majoring in biomedical engineering, but haven’t specialized into a certain stream yet. I have seen people from Latin America and there are probably many on campus that I haven’t met yet!
This man is gonna be solving equations and stealing my girl! But forreal how many hours of class did you have a week and how many hours of studying? Btw great video
Lmaooo my boy Tolu might. It was usually 25 hours a week for classes tutorials and labs, but sometimes there was an extra lab so an extra 3 hours. And usually studying took up most of the day for me when I wasn’t in class, so I’m not too sure but it could’ve been 20-35 hours a week depending on the workload for that week.
Hi Gaurab! Thank you so much for making this vid! Im in Gr 12 and got admitted to eng at ubc and noticed that you’re in BME. I’m also interested in BME so i have a couple questions if that’s okay. What are the common first-year averages to get admitted to BME second year? If you took the PBME timetable, what was it like and do you recommend it? Thanks so much again!
Hey glad the video was helpful! Congrats on getting in as well! Since bme is a new program the average varies depending on the year tbh. I think people with a mid-high 60 average got in for my year as they added more seats. The average was probably low-mid 70’s, but I’m not fully sure. And I didn’t take the PBME timetable, but I highly recommend it if you are interested in BME. You take the required courses for other eng programs and BME so in second year summer you don’t have to catch up on Chem courses if you get into BME (my current situation). Plus you get extra exposure to BME labs in first year. Hope this helped!
Gaurab Acharya Thanks so much for responding! I’m really interested in BME but i’m just a bit worried abt this program not being accredited yet. Do you have any information about the likelihood abt BME being accredited. Any information would be much appreciated :) tysm again!!
@@Em-is3fr yeah the program is currently in the process of being evaluated. The faculty are saying it’s looking positive to being accredited soon I believe by this year hopefully!
Gabriel Avelar yeahh I know there’s very few ppl in integrated engineering at ubc that are sort of forming their degree to be aerospace engineering but I know UofT has an aeronautical engineering program!
Hi thanks for watching! I went to high school in Vancouver Canada took mainly science courses physics Chem bio etc. we don’t have a +2 so I’m assuming grade 12? I had a 93% average for grade 12. Currently in biomedical engineering!
Before the first day of classes I was intimidated as well about how I was going to make friends, but I just introduced myself to ppl sitting next to me in lectures, labs, and tutorials. Slowly as you see more ppl you’ll connect with some ppl better than others and you will hang out after a lecture or something like that and a friendship can be built like that. Biggest thing is being open to say hi and introduce yourself.
@@gaurabacharya4313 okk tysmm. Another question: would you say first year is extremely competitive? I heard getting into any decent program is like getting into Harvard. What average would you say the typical first year student has? I just got accepted and I want to go into computer engineering
@@Conyieie yeah I would say getting into a program like CPEN is competitive I would say aim to have an average 80% and above to be able to apply to the competitive programs I know friends that had 83% averages get into Mech, CPEN, and like mid to high 80’s in Eng phys. Try your best and the acceptance depends year to year also. There are some anomaly’s that have lower averages so don’t be afraid to pursue it!
haha that math question was just the intro for matrices for linear algebra so it got harder for the next questions. The Physics lecture clicker questions are easy it was just about resistance in AC circuits, so you've probably done it before LOL. Exams and other assignments go deeper though.
Arsh Arora Hey! I had a 93% average for the main classes in grade 12 so physics Chem math and English. I actually don’t know what an ielts is. I went to high school in Vancouver so we didn’t have to take it. Hope that was helpful!
Arsh Arora I can make a video on a campus tour soon! It’s really nice and kind of it’s own little town. Classes for engineering are quite difficult because you could have 6-7 courses but definitely doable if you study hard.
Arsh Arora To get into the co-op program is competitive so you have to apply before 2nd year to get in. If you are accepted then you will have access to a list of companies that are in the co-op job board, but you still have to apply for those jobs and get accepted. They provide workshops and have an advisor to help you though!
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thank you, this has been super helpful :) engineering seems v hectic so im kinda worried. i start in fall 2021, hopefully classes will be in-person by then
I’m glad it was helpful! Yeah it can get pretty hectic but I think it was a good experience. Yeah fingers crossed that classes are in person next year! 🤞🏽
hey! im starting in fall 2021 eng too!
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Cool video man but consider working on your audio balance, your voice is pretty soft when compared to the intros/transition so I have to fiddle with the volume a lot. But overall loved the video!
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Just stumbled upon this video! As someone who just finished first year at UBC for eng I recognized some people! Enjoyed the video, and would just like to say, none of us really understood 158 either!
Ayy that’s awesome man hope it brought back some of the (idk if good) memories of phys 158! Haha it’s good to know we weren’t the only ones struggling with 158, it was brutal.
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Great vid ! What’s your study setup ? Are you paperless? Do you take notes only on the ipad ?
Thank you! I am paperless and take notes and do homework all on my ipad. I'll make a video on this soon!
I had a question regarding the textbooks at UBC. So I will be starting my UBC journey soon and like saw the estimated prices of the textbooks and they are a bit pricey also because I am doing a double major. Hence wanted to know if a student can like get a hand me down textbook from people and if so then from where?
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I’m glad it helped! And I’m actually Nepalese although I look Indian.
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Super helpful video dawg, I been trynna decide between UofT and UBC eng, and I've heard UofT has zero social life so I'm leaning towards UBC. How are the Co-op opportunities, and is it easy to find placements?
Hey glad it helped! Co-op program is really good as they have access to a lot of job boards, but its not guaranteed to get a spot, but if you've worked any job before and have above 65% average in first year you're likely to get in. To find jobs afterwards is up to you and your skills for the internship requirements, but you do have access to jobs that are only on the co-op board which means less competition so it's beneficial.
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Loved the video! What type of engineer are you majoring in? And I'm from Latin America, so I want to know if you've seen people from here? Thankyou!!
Glad you enjoyed it! I’m currently majoring in biomedical engineering, but haven’t specialized into a certain stream yet. I have seen people from Latin America and there are probably many on campus that I haven’t met yet!
@@gaurabacharya4313 I think I'm going to enroll next year, so far this is my top choice! Thankyou for responding!!
This man is gonna be solving equations and stealing my girl! But forreal how many hours of class did you have a week and how many hours of studying? Btw great video
Lmaooo my boy Tolu might. It was usually 25 hours a week for classes tutorials and labs, but sometimes there was an extra lab so an extra 3 hours. And usually studying took up most of the day for me when I wasn’t in class, so I’m not too sure but it could’ve been 20-35 hours a week depending on the workload for that week.
Hi Gaurab! Thank you so much for making this vid! Im in Gr 12 and got admitted to eng at ubc and noticed that you’re in BME. I’m also interested in BME so i have a couple questions if that’s okay.
What are the common first-year averages to get admitted to BME second year?
If you took the PBME timetable, what was it like and do you recommend it?
Thanks so much again!
Hey glad the video was helpful! Congrats on getting in as well! Since bme is a new program the average varies depending on the year tbh. I think people with a mid-high 60 average got in for my year as they added more seats. The average was probably low-mid 70’s, but I’m not fully sure.
And I didn’t take the PBME timetable, but I highly recommend it if you are interested in BME. You take the required courses for other eng programs and BME so in second year summer you don’t have to catch up on Chem courses if you get into BME (my current situation). Plus you get extra exposure to BME labs in first year.
Hope this helped!
Gaurab Acharya Thanks so much for responding! I’m really interested in BME but i’m just a bit worried abt this program not being accredited yet. Do you have any information about the likelihood abt BME being accredited. Any information would be much appreciated :) tysm again!!
@@Em-is3fr yeah the program is currently in the process of being evaluated. The faculty are saying it’s looking positive to being accredited soon I believe by this year hopefully!
Gaurab Acharya Ok ty so muchhh!
@@gaurabacharya4313 Any idea what the MechEng competing admittance cut off would be for second year?
which engineering course ur doing? very good content btw
Gabriel Avelar Thank you! And I’m in biomedical engineering
@@gaurabacharya4313 Nice. I wish UBC had aerospace engineering
Gabriel Avelar yeahh I know there’s very few ppl in integrated engineering at ubc that are sort of forming their degree to be aerospace engineering but I know UofT has an aeronautical engineering program!
Please make a video on status about on campus jobs at UBC and how did you get addmission there (Your grades in class 12th etc etc)
Will do! Been wanting to make it but been busy with school. I’ll make it after finals for sure!
Make a video on how did you get in UBC
I want to apply for masters in civil engineering in UBC , how can i get that ?
What's ur accademic background?I wanna know that what's ur gpa in ur (+2).... Plz reply me!I m really excited!
Hi thanks for watching! I went to high school in Vancouver Canada took mainly science courses physics Chem bio etc. we don’t have a +2 so I’m assuming grade 12? I had a 93% average for grade 12. Currently in biomedical engineering!
Is it possible to be an engineering student but also be part of the intermural of club soccer team
Yeah definitely I’ve had friends that played intramural soccer and were in engineering!
Hey man are you doing bachelors or masters program!!!
I’m in second year of my bachelors now!
how do you make friends at UBC?
Before the first day of classes I was intimidated as well about how I was going to make friends, but I just introduced myself to ppl sitting next to me in lectures, labs, and tutorials. Slowly as you see more ppl you’ll connect with some ppl better than others and you will hang out after a lecture or something like that and a friendship can be built like that. Biggest thing is being open to say hi and introduce yourself.
@@gaurabacharya4313 okk tysmm. Another question: would you say first year is extremely competitive? I heard getting into any decent program is like getting into Harvard. What average would you say the typical first year student has? I just got accepted and I want to go into computer engineering
@@Conyieie yeah I would say getting into a program like CPEN is competitive I would say aim to have an average 80% and above to be able to apply to the competitive programs I know friends that had 83% averages get into Mech, CPEN, and like mid to high 80’s in Eng phys. Try your best and the acceptance depends year to year also. There are some anomaly’s that have lower averages so don’t be afraid to pursue it!
Are you doing mechanical engineering at UBC?
This video was from first year and it was just a general engineering year but from second year I began studying biomedical engineering.
@@gaurabacharya4313 Oh thanks!. Would UBC be a good school for Mechanical Engineering?.
@@raahimkhan7461 yeah its Mechanical Engineering program is one of the best in Canada, it’s difficult but I have friend in it and he’s learned a lot!
What type of engineering course you are doing??
In this video I was in first year doing general courses but currently I’m in biomedical engineering!
Hi gaurav i am from India i am migration to Canada so I had some queries so how can i ask you
Hey! To reach me you can send me a dm on Instagram @gaurab.acharya
umm could u pls tell me why ur math and physics questions are so easy? i legit did this in 9th grade
haha that math question was just the intro for matrices for linear algebra so it got harder for the next questions. The Physics lecture clicker questions are easy it was just about resistance in AC circuits, so you've probably done it before LOL. Exams and other assignments go deeper though.
@@gaurabacharya4313 ok thank you for ur insight I’m still in high schl so let’s see how everything goes. Good luck for ur degree hope u get honours.😊😊
@@lakshitkalra2512 thanks! And hope all goes well for you as well!
Hey , can u tell how's architecture course in UBC ??
Hey! I'm sorry but I don't know much about the achitecture program at UBC, I mostly know about the Engineering program.
bro can u tell the eligilbilty to get into UBC
Hey thanks for the suggestion I just recently made a video on it!
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Hey dude, where u from?
Hey! I’m from Vancouver Canada but my family is originally from Nepal!
Hi can you tell me about your grades of class 12 and ielts score actually i also want to take admission in ubc and i got 92 % in class 12
Arsh Arora Hey! I had a 93% average for the main classes in grade 12 so physics Chem math and English. I actually don’t know what an ielts is. I went to high school in Vancouver so we didn’t have to take it. Hope that was helpful!
@@gaurabacharya4313 thnks for your reply well can you tell me hows the campus and classes
@@gaurabacharya4313 do you get job in co op term
Arsh Arora I can make a video on a campus tour soon! It’s really nice and kind of it’s own little town. Classes for engineering are quite difficult because you could have 6-7 courses but definitely doable if you study hard.
Arsh Arora To get into the co-op program is competitive so you have to apply before 2nd year to get in. If you are accepted then you will have access to a list of companies that are in the co-op job board, but you still have to apply for those jobs and get accepted. They provide workshops and have an advisor to help you though!
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