Poochaye Pidichu

So we went on a psuedo picnic. That was what CAT 2005 was. Calicut turned out to be a charming place, surprising mag. The people were extremely helpful and I personally found the place to be quite peaceful and did not have the depressing factor many towns have, like Kollam for instance. Me and Madhavan roamed the city streets, checking out the test centres and all the young gals who were all around. By the end of that day both of us knew most of the routes around the city by heart. Money was a problem. Atleast spending too much of it was. My idiotic reliance temporary stand-in phone was the major culprit. It ate up about 500 bucks and gave me as little talk time as the laws permit.

The next day was D-day. The CATs. Me and Divyasree ( cool gal ) went to our centre and saw 100s of other hopeful faces lining the streets. Some were burying their self respect and studying right on the road sides, sitting on the pavements. CETians for a change were a happy lot. No one seemed tense. Even SM was jovial. My hopes to meet a beautiful chick sitting next to me for the test were shattered with only 3 gals in the room. The tests went fine ( to most of the serious candidates ), with me just trying my hand at math and failing miserably, surpirising more in DI. Verbal was tough they said. But I am no judge because I never tried an AIMCAT. After the test lunch was with Shruti's gang ( hmmm....!!). I had a feeling she was holding back a big "yipeeeeeeeee", the whole time. Maybe I was wrong( was I shrutz? ). That wrapped up a CAT season.

The train trip back was no where as evenful as the one up there. Guys all around were gawking at Vidya who was looking too sexy in her tight low waists and tight black Ts ( guys stop imagining ). So overall it was a great trip. Had fun . Met atleast two new gals ( ;) ).
Overall rating : 8

P.s: i gotta find out the name of one of the girls i met !!!!!