TikTok Video of Woman Plugging UNISA Scholars With Resources Gives Students Hope: “I Always Get Distinctions”

TikTok Video of Woman Plugging UNISA Scholars With Resources Gives Students Hope: “I Always Get Distinctions”

  • One woman decided to help people who are studying at the University of South Africa (UNISA) with a way to make their study process much easier
  • The lady made a video on TikTok showing people a website that would make their journey at UNISA easier
  • Many people found the video useful, and Asisipho spoke to Briefly about her studies and tips she would give UNISA students

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One lady on TikTok made a useful video specifically for UNISA students. The TikTok creator used a screenshot highlighting a specific tool found online that could be helpful.

TikTok of woman showing UNISA how to study easier
A TikTok video of a woman advising UNISA students on how to make their studies easier with an online tool. Image: Gett Images/ THEGIFT777/ skynesher/ TikTok/ @asisipho_mbi
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Netizens thought the video was useful as it received over 39 000 likes. The comments section was also flooded with people vouching for the online tool that the woman recommended.

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UNISA students get a useful plug from a woman

@asisipho_mbi shared that the website called Gimmenotes would help UNISA students. In the video, she explained that the website has study guides and past exam papers.

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Speaking to Briefly News said she did a BCom in transport and logistic with UNISA. The Tijjer explained that planning is important to successfully complete studies with UNSA. Asisipho said:

"Be in control of your studies, plan accordingly, do assignments on time(very important), find a tutor for subjects considered to be “challenging”, consult the lecturer as often as possible for other things you don’t understand and importantly, use question papers.

Asisipho told Briefly News past papers are crucial. She explained:

"Previous question papers enable one to have an idea of how lecturers set the questions and that further assists in how one studies for exams."

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Watch the video about where to find the best past exam papers:

South African university students share study tips

Many people love to see others excel at university. This video was ahead as people used it as an opportunity to help others. Many also recommended the same website mentioned in the video, while others had their own suggestions.

Nombu said:

"I know him very well and assisted me through my LLB Degree. Powerful."

Maka Khethelo commented:

"And most assignments I always get distinctions because of Gimmenotes."

ce wrote:

"Even if you’re not a UNISA student, you can access the files. Just look for your course and you’ll find question papers to practice."

Sima_M added:

"Used this website when I was at UFH , it's a plug."

Happiness _J Tjiane agreeD:

"Same applies to Studocu, Stuvia and Course Hero."

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Briefly News previously reported that a recent graduate of the University of South Africa (UNISA) proved many sceptical people wrong when she proved that her degree was indeed worth all her blood, sweat and tears.

Gabi February (@gabifebruary), who studied a bachelor of education degree, took to TikTok to share a video of herself dressed formally with her graduation attire in hand.

As part of the video, Gabi shared that she was on her way to teach English overseas after some naysayers shared their criticism.

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Rutendo Masasi (Human-Interest editor) Rue Masasi is a Human Interest and Entertainment writer at Briefly News who graduated with a BA (Hons) in English from Rhodes University in 2018. Rue also has 2 years of experience in journalism and over four years of experience as an online ESL teacher. She has also passed a set of trainings by Google News Initiative. You can reach her via email: rutendo.masasi@briefly.co.za