Multiple Reasons... Most Importantly Workload and Location... Too Much of Workload leaves no time for your Personal Life and a for Too Far away University, this wastes a lot of time in Travelling to and from Uni...😢
@@muhammadhuzaifajamilhow is it going at NED? Is it on par academically with FAST? I am a prospective student planning to join this year, but one of my major concerns is that it is a fully government-run university. Don't take me wrong; it's a big plus from an economical point of view. However, from an academic standpoint, it is concerning because the way these institutions work, many teachers are hired through sifarish and have little to no interest in teaching. My view has also been exacerbated by my personal experience with the so-called number one government college in Karachi (Adamjee). It was no more than a nightmare because of teachers excessive egos and students being motivated solely by marks. All this might not be true, as these are only my speculations. What's your say on all this?
@@muhammadhuzaifajamil how is it going at NED? Is it on par academically with FAST? I am a prospective student planning to join this year, but one of my major concerns is that it is a fully government-run university. Don't take me wrong; it's a big plus from an economical point of view. However, from an academic standpoint, it is concerning because the way these institutions work, many teachers are hired through sifarish and have little to no interest in teaching. My view has also been exacerbated by my personal experience with the so-called lumber one gvmt college in Karachi (Adamjee). It was no more than a nightmare because of teachers egos and students being motivated solely by marks. All this might not be true, as these are only my speculations. What's your say on all this? Btw: I am planning on choosing CIS.
@@muhammadhuzaifajamil how is it going at NED? Is it on par academically with FAST? I am a prospective student planning to join this year, but one of my major concerns is that it is a fully government-run university. Don't take me wrong; it's a big plus from an economical point of view. However, from an academic standpoint, it is concerning because the way these institutions work, many teachers are hired through sifarish and have little to no interest in teaching. My view has also been exacerbated by my personal experience with the so-called lumber one government college in Karachi (Adamjee). It was no more than a nightmare because of teachers' excessive egos and students being motivated solely by marks. All this might not be true, as these are only my speculations. What's your say on all this? Btw, I am applying for CIS.
These type of channels need to grow which talk about software engineering,CS and related fields such that machine learning, AI etc.Pakistanion ko fazool cheizon ko chor ker is taraf ana chaheyay i wish.Allah ap ko jazayay khair de.JAZAKALLAH!
@@mhrmidbencherIBA Best hai... Is se thora Ikhtilaaf hai... IBA is an Institute for Business Related studies... Not for Engineering or Sciences... You go there... They teach Business and Entrepreneurship Courses with Changed Names for CS.... Same Goes for LUMS... !! For Karachi... FAST, NED, KU, Habib (If you can afford it) are First Tier Choices... IBA, Sir Syed, UIT, Dawood can be Second Tier Choices... Iqra, Hamdard, Preston and Others should be the last options.
@@ItsAsghar-sr1tc maths k to 4 se 5 subjects aatay hain. physics k sirf 1 hota hai applied physics k naam se. albtta basic concepts to hr jga lgrhe hotay hain. agar aap ye jannay mein mazeed interested hain to simply google pr department k naam likh kr "scheme of studies ned" likhden to uskay jitnay bhi couses hongay 4 saal mein wo aajainge aapkay paas.
@@ItsAsghar-sr1tcWe have 03 Courses of Maths... Calculus, Differential Equations and Probability & Statistics... These may increase in upcoming years... There is only 01 Course of Physics... That is Applied Physics.
