Senior here would love to connect with CE freshies from lahore campus

I remember when I started my journey in uni I had no guidance nor any seniors who could assist me regarding faculty, schedule, management and uni in general.

Now I dont want this to happen to freshies from my course (or any course for that regard) so I would love to connect with you guys and assist you regarding your course, teachers and uni. If you have any questions ask them below ill answer them anytime even weeks/months after posting or you can dm me. Goodluck with your uni journey!

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u/Gold_Cold5967 — 2 days ago
▲ 2 r/LFMMO

New mmo I can stick with for a while

Im looking for mmorpgs that are new, released this year or in the last 2-3 years. I have tried mmos like osrs, rs3, swtor, lotro, wow, albion, daoc, gw2, eso. I enjoyed them but I couldn't stick to them long term either because of the grind or because my laptop couldnt handle them (8gm ram ssd i13) or simply because I got bored.

I also dont like playing really old mmorpgs because of starting them late, where most of their playerbase has been playing them for 5+ years if not decades i dont feel good starting as a new player so thats why Im looking for newer mmos. What I want from them is alot of content that dosent get repetitive after a while, good pvp element, not too grindy, active community, and could also be a private server

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u/Gold_Cold5967 — 2 days ago
▲ 0 r/LFMMO

MMOs where you can pvp other pvmers or skillers

Almost like OSRS wilderness where you can pk players doing bosses or money makers, but ofcourse not osrs or rs3 im quite bored with those games now.

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u/Gold_Cold5967 — 9 days ago

How to get your fsc result card verified from board for ibcc attestation?

On their eservices portal when I enter my details it says "Record not found". Despite this I went to ibcc office to get attestation and they sent me right back and told me to get result card verified from bise lahore board, but how do I do that? Should I go to their office and ask them to verify? Are there any requirements for this like getting attestation from ur college or something?

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u/Gold_Cold5967 — 22 days ago

Is fsc sanad/certificate required for visa application for germany?

For context I have completed fsc and 2 semesters in a uni but my fsc sanad still isnt out yet only the marksheet/result card is out. Can I apply on the basis of the latter document or do I need to wait for my sanad to come out?

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u/Gold_Cold5967 — 25 days ago

Trying to get my degree transcript attested through HEC, can please explain what these comments mean

What exactly are they asking me? My transcript is verified from my campus it has the official stamp, and they havent even given me an option to edit the year of passing. So I cannot even add my own comment to ask them for clarification if someone can assist me id appreciate it.

u/Gold_Cold5967 — 28 days ago

List all the submods you currently use for your playthroughs (which are compatible)

This is just for people who want to play this mod along with its submods but get stuck on compatibility issues - if you play multiple and your game faces zero to minor problems please list them below!

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u/Gold_Cold5967 — 1 month ago

Looking for less known but interesting mods

Ive played so much of the base game along with CK2Plus, HIP and AGOT (with their submods) im getting bored even though ck2 still remains as one of my favourite games of all time.

Im looking for some not so famous mods that are interesting adding some cool mechanics or storyline or bookmork or something. You could call them underrated mods. Please give some suggestions

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u/Gold_Cold5967 — 1 month ago

Are bilingual bachelors programs worth it for non native german speakers?

There are certain bachelors programs that require A2 german to apply. They are in English for the first two semesters - whilst they intesively teach you german - and the rest of the degree is in German. My question is despite all this intensive German study is it actually feasible for a non native speaker (whos ideally at B2 by the start of the semesters in german) to actually pass the exams and complete this degree - considering that there is a big difference between speaking german and studying technical fields in german (as per my knowledge).

Should one actually consider these programs since they give you alot more room to work on your German and get familiar with technical language of those fields? Or will it be too much for a non native speaker?

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u/Gold_Cold5967 — 1 month ago

I made the Persian empire but its levantine

Started as the chief of khozistan, became zoroastrian and then holy warred my way through all of Persia whilst pillaging every county. So now my empire is completely levantine with the exception of two annoying counties. All in ironman.

u/Gold_Cold5967 — 1 month ago

Are bilingual bachelors programs worth it for non native german speakers?

There are certain bachelors programs that require A2 german to apply. They are in English for the first two semesters - whilst they intesively teach you german - and the rest of the degree is in German. My question is despite all this intensive German study is it actually feasible for a non native speaker (whos ideally at B2 by the start of the semesters in german) to actually pass the exams and complete this degree - considering that there is a big difference between speaking german and studying technical fields in german (as per my knowledge).

Should one actually consider these programs since they give you alot more room to work on your German and get familiar with technical language of those fields? Or will it be too much for a non native speaker?

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u/Gold_Cold5967 — 1 month ago

What do I do if my uni dosent issue 2 semesters transcript?

From Pakistan, Im applying for bachelors I need 2 semester transcript to fulfull 13 year education requirement since I come from non a levels background. First I checked the student services portal there was no forms for partial transcripts for enrolled students, they only offer it to pass out or leaving students. What they have forms for are result cards but I need the transcript to apply it also needs HEC attestation and they only attest transcripts not result cards.

I went to the uni (to 3 separate departments) and explained my issue to them they said they can only issue result cards no transcripts. Most of them didn't even understand why I needed the transcripts - maybe its their first time dealing with such case.

What can I do now? I need the transcript for VPD and it MUST be attested by HEC. None of which are possible right now.

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u/Gold_Cold5967 — 1 month ago

What do I do if my uni dosent Issue 2 semester partial/incomplete transcript?

Im applying for bachelors (Germany) I need 2 semester transcript to fulfull 13 year education requirement. First I checked the student services portal there was no forms for partial transcripts for enrolled students, they only offer it to pass out or leaving students. What they have forms for are result cards but I need the transcript to apply it also needs HEC attestation and they only attest transcripts not result cards.

I went to the uni (to 3 separate departments) and explained my issue to them they said they can only issue result cards no transcripts. Most of them didn't even understand why I needed the transcripts - maybe its their first time dealing with such case.

What can I do now? I need the transcript for VPD (its a grade conversion) and it MUST be attested by HEC.

Edit: University is COMSATS

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u/Gold_Cold5967 — 1 month ago

Are bilingual programs worth it for non native german speaker - for bachelors?

I've completed two semesters in a uni now im considering applying to a bilingual program in germany. There are certain programs that require A2 german to apply. They are in English for the first two semesters - whilst they intesively teach you german - and the rest of the degree is in German. My question is despite all this intensive German study is it actually feasible for a non native speaker (whos ideally at B2 by the start of the german semesters) to actually pass the exams and complete this degree - considering that there is a big difference between speaking german and studying technical fields in german (as per my knowledge). Should one actually consider these programs since they have alot more fields and uni options than english only programs? For example I want to do bs electrical engineering and the only course offered is bilingual from university of duisburg-essen. Id appreciate your feedback.

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u/Gold_Cold5967 — 1 month ago

Are bilingual programs worth it for a non native german speaker - for bachelors?

There are certain programs that require A2 german to apply. They are in English for the first two semesters - whilst they intesively teach you german - and the rest of the degree is in German. My question is despite all this intensive German study is it actually feasible for a non native speaker (whos ideally at B2 by the start of the german semesters) to actually pass the exams and complete this degree - considering that there is a big difference between speaking german and studying technical fields in german (as per my knowledge). Should one actually consider these programs since they have alot more fields and uni options than english only programs? For example I want to do bs electrical engineering and the only course offered is bilingual from university of duisburg-essen. Id appreciate your feedback.

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u/Gold_Cold5967 — 1 month ago

Italy or Germany - which is better for bachelors?

Im from Pakistan I've completed two semesters in uni to fulfill 13 year requirement. Im considering applying to both german and italian universities now my question is which country is generally better for education, career, life and future in terms of IT? What are the pros and cons of Italy compared with Germany?

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u/Gold_Cold5967 — 2 months ago
▲ 2 r/IELTS

IELTS is 2 weeks - can I realistically score above 6.5?

My test is in 2 weeks my aim is to score above 6.5, probably 7 is good. Is it possible to score this band with just two weeks of prep or is way too unrealistic? My English isn't too bad but not too good either, I can study for about 6 hours daily.

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u/Gold_Cold5967 — 2 months ago