That's pretty normal. My house even has a minibar. Me and by roommate share the cash to buy one. Other stuff was brough like microwave oven, bread toaster, rice cooker, TV, PS2/3.
Some even brought a full size fridge. Oh yeah not forgetting a washing machine.

Do remember, any stove be it electric or gas is not allowed. If they do spotcheck, do a good job in hiding them or kaw-tim with the spotchecker. Sometime the warden can be quite understanding.

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Added on April 25, 2011, 8:27 pmIts done after you got in. Not sure during orientation or after it though.

This post has been edited by exentric_nova: Apr 25 2011, 08:27 PM

There used to be a dobi in Amanah. Dunno why they closed it though. After that I just brought my stuff at dobi in Upten there. That is until they increase the price. Afterward, I use dobi in Sg Ramal

Must be formal. But its just for a short while. Once its done and you got your room, you're free to go until Monday.

Please re-read the previous pages.

Prepare everything



I'm double lazy mostly. Lazy to boil, lazy to buy from dispenser. Just buy the 5.5L bottle from Petronas there

Cheap enough for me

haha yeah. It all depends on the point of lazyness. Lazy to go out = boil. Already outside, lazy to boil = buy

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Added on April 29, 2011, 11:26 amApartment is just an apartment. For food, the obvious choice is upten aka the foodcourt. during the day I'm sure it wouldn't be a problem, but during night, walking won't be so sweaty

This post has been edited by exentric_nova: Apr 29 2011, 11:26 AM

While it is outside, it is within walking distance.

Its not far and trust me, you'll finish eating first before having a sight on that bus.
When its dinner, people walking to and from upten is nothing uncommon.

This post has been edited by exentric_nova: Apr 29 2011, 06:58 PM

Don't think there is bus that connects the 2. Then again I don't take bus so I might be wrong

Sport hall? DSS?

Read the previous pages. Answered like a million times already

It depends. Cendi is bigger than Amanah and one person per room. But obviously, the rent is higher. Cendi RM280, Amanah RM200.
Amanah has a lot more parking lots but no lift. Only 4 floors though. Cendi 2 lift, 10 floors. Good luck if the lift breaks down.

This post has been edited by exentric_nova: May 3 2011, 05:56 PM

No problem. Unless the previous tenant is a destroyer.

Although if you get a room facing the corridor, well, tough luck. Your window will probably remain like that for the rest of the semester.

Just bring any normal stuff for hostels. Anything extra would be pillows. They don't give any.

Oh you might want to bring a chair + table since the study table is at the living room. Well that is if the chair is still around. Some just steal the table outside though lol. But its first come first serve since there's only 2 of them.

This post has been edited by exentric_nova: May 3 2011, 07:10 PM

Wardrobe, bed, mattress, chair (if not destroyed already), sink, kitchen table, study table, sofa, small table.

its uniten. maximum profit with minimum expense!

Well whatever items I've listed that sounds logical to be in the room. Can't have a sofa or a sink in the room right?

Anywya, all you have in there is a bed, mattress and wardrobe. A curtain too for the window.

Yeah Amanah have their study table inside the room attached to the bed. Not the same with Cendi.


Its actually 2 long table and 4 chair. A single table is for 2 person.

Me previously, I bought my own. The tables outside are huge. Cumbersome to just move it around let alone drag into your room. The chair works but can be uncomfortable if you want to sit on it for hours (I know I do ). All I did was go to Tesco, grab the cheapest table and chair = WIN. Cost less than RM100 for both. Heck I still use the chair I bought back then. The table I just left it after graduate

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Added on May 3, 2011, 9:37 pmI believe he's in Cendi

This post has been edited by exentric_nova: May 3 2011, 09:37 PM

I'm not sure how it is now, but for first semester, your schedule is pre-determined by the uni. You do not need to register the subjects yourself. You'll need to do that second semester upwards.

For the first semester all they teach you is how to use their system and to actually register yourself with the system.

Again, this is during my time which is a good 5,6 years ago

This post has been edited by exentric_nova: May 4 2011, 12:45 AM

Simplest to say its smart casual.

Anything else than that breaks the law. Of course, students generally break them. Just keep yourself proper. Wear shoes.