It's not the same for every week, depending on what days I'll be not free in that week, I'll adjust the days which I'm not free as "rest days".
So since this March until May, due to scheduled exams, any surprise exams and classes from 8am to 5pm, to avoid any clashes, my training week starts on Friday, because I'm free on Saturday and Sunday so I'll start my training on Friday. Then Mondays I'm usually busy and the gym is always full on Mondays as well, so Monday I use my rest day to do my other work aka study/sleep.
5 training days a week, 2 rest days.
1, 2, 3, REST, 4, 5, REST
Day 1 chest / back
Day 2 back / chest
Day 3 shoulders
Day 4 arms
Day 5 legs
Depending whether I am still able to stand after leg day on day 5, if my legs still sore after the 2nd rest day on day 1, I'll do chest, otherwise I'll do back first.
6/7 meals a day:
Breakfast: 3 scoops* of oatmeal + 1 scoop whey
Morning snack: Chicken breast + egg + rice/noodles (may skip if I'm busy)
Lunch: Economy rice, the usual rice + egg and chicken breast/pork/fish +veg etc
Pre workout: 3 scoops* of oatmeal + 2 scoop whey + 1 scoop* milk powder + 1 teaspoon creatine.
Postworkout: 2 scoops* of oatmeal + 2 scoop whey + 1 scoop* milk powder + 1 teaspoon creatine.
Dinner: Economy rice, the usual rice + egg and chicken breast/pork/fish +veg etc OR chicken rice (breast meat) without skin or
sometimes KFC dinner plate (3 pieces breast skinkless)
Supper: 2 scoops* milk powder + 1 scoop* whey
* 1 scoop = 1 ON whey scoop
I have a feeling that I'm going to get bashed for taking too much whey and not doing cardio and abs.