Hmm.. Well.. I kinda enjoyed my NS experience two years ago. I got into Batch 2 (fyi, it is longer than Batch 1). I've only been in there for like 45 days though. I got into Form 6 then got out halfway. But still I manage to shoot the M16 at my last week at the camp. CB (yes, I said CB) class can be boring depending on how you accept it.

You'll get to meet a lot of people from the different states of Malaysia. You can know about the rest of the part of Malaysia just by talking to them. The trainers are friendly in my camp (but not for the girls la..)

Oh yeah, you actually eat 6 times a day. And they'll highly encourage you to take all of their meals, still, you'll lose weight.

Somehow I got fairer after returning from NS.

But at the end, it all depends on where you were posted?

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Added on December 3, 2011, 1:44 pmActually, if you fall sick, they'll treat you like prince/princess. They have their own medical room. Not sure whether the people treat you are real doctors or not. If it's too serious, they might even send you home and say you'll be exempted in excuse of not fit for the program. But no certificate of participation, I think?

But still, I guess it depends on the camp la..

This post has been edited by danco91: Dec 3 2011, 01:44 PM

umm.. i think if want to chat with the opposite gender, one needs the right timing ba.. for instance, its not wrong (in the camp) to talk to the opposite gender while walking together towards the gathering area kua..

trainers usually will just sound you only when you sit beside the opposite gender. but not on weekends and class (also performances)

oh.. during aktiviti riadah, it is best (for them) to separate boys and girls.