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 I need some advice on choosing a university for Electrical Engineering.

I know NUST's main campus (H-12) is the top choice, but the merit is just too high. My second option there is NUST CEME. However, I’ve noticed that COMSATS has better global rankings and research output. I’ve heard COMSAT'S EE department is really underestimated, but at the same time, I hear people say COMSATS is mainly an IT/CS university, not a "core" engineering college. What is the reality?

I would really appreciate it if senior students (5th to 8th semester) from either university could share their experiences. Considering job opportunities and how manageable it is to maintain a good GPA, which one should I choose? Help me out!

I wanted to ask if the Electrical Engineering program at CEME is essentially the same as the one offered at Islamabad.

Is the curriculum/syllabus the same?
Are the labs and practical facilities comparable?
Is the equipment used in the labs similar? or same to the ones in isb

Overall, is the academic experience equivalent?

If anyone has the official Electrical Engineering syllabus for CEME, I'd really appreciate it if you could share it. I'm trying to compare it with the SEECS syllabus in detail.

I heard NUST is introducing a BS in Energy Engineering this Fall. I know it broadly covers topics like renewable energy, power systems, smart grids, and sustainability, but does anyone have deeper insights into the actual syllabus?

Furthermore, since this is a brand new program, what do you guys think the closing merit is going to look like? higher or lower than mechanical ? well i think what ever its gonna be its surely not gonna get higher than electrical....

Also any one got any idea how many seats there gonna be ?

Hi everyone, I have an A Level background and I'm looking into applying for self finance or self sponsor seats at NED, but I'm feeling a bit stuck.

If anyone here got in through this category, could you please share:

• Your year of admission
• Your major/department
• Your admission test marks
• Your total aggregate (if you remember it)

Any help or advice would be hugely appreciated. Thanks guys!

 I am looking to subscribe to Gemini and wanted to know if services like EasyPaisa, Nayapay, SadaPay, or JazzCash are accepted. Also, does anyone know which of these has the lowest transaction/conversion fees for international payments?

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Tell me everything I know nothin about this degree accept as per ai it's something between Computer science and Electrical engennering.

Is Giki good for CE?

Like Giki can be counted as tier 1 in CE?

Is it tougher than electrical(your personal point of view )?

How does it differ from electrical ?

Job perspective for CE ? Or you guys doing this degree usually switch to computer science ?

Any thing form the seaniors of Giki in this field please

A-Z please if I have missed out on any question and you yhink I should know please do tell.

Also you know livin In pakistan job market ain't that great I was told that fields like main mother fields are given priority over other fields in pakistan like mechanical eng guy will be chosen over a mechatronics eng guy mostly every time. Soo yea is there a similar issue in this field as well ?

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Help me out will ya

Hear me out, because I think Cambridge is setting us up for another massive screwup.

We all know that paper was a disaster. But the real issue right now is that the people who know they completely bombed it are starting to withdraw their papers.

Think about what this actually means for the curve. If all the lowest scoring papers are withdrawn, they never get checked. That means the overall average of the remaining papers is going to be artificially high.

So, what is going to happen to the threshold? Is it going to skyrocket just because the lowest scores were erased from the system? How is this fair to the people who decided not to withdraw?

We need to voice this. Let me know what you guys think, because I’m genuinely stressing over how Cambridge is going to handle this.

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Claim 1: "Punjab gives electricity to everyone and pays the bills."

Pakistan runs on a unified National Grid. Hydel power comes from KPK/AJK, coal and wind from Sindh. Punjab is actually the country's single largest consumer, not some charity donor.

And let's not forget Balochistan's Sui gas fueled Pakistan's industrialization for 50 years. Meanwhile the entire nation today pays inflated electricity prices so Punjab's rates can stay subsidized. The audacity to then call it a "gift" is something else.

Claim 2: "NA seats are population-based, Balochistan having fewer is normal. Cope."

Yes, technically correct. That's literally the problem. Balochistan is 44% of Pakistan's landmass and supplies massive natural resources, yet gets continuously outvoted on decisions about those very resources. That's not whining that's a structural flaw baked into the federation,to cut of Baloch Voices.

On top of that, the Establishment actively props up tribal rulers to keep Balochistan undemocratic, so Punjab can keep extracting resources without accountability. There's no democracy there to even push back with.

Claim 3: "21 million Baloch (19.3%) live in Punjab."

Fabricated. The census records Balochi speakers in Punjab at just 0.83%. under 1 million people. The Saraiki population of Punjab is 20%. So apparently there are now more Baloch in Punjab than there are Saraikis. Bro needs to retake 5th grade geography.

Claim 4: "This is what Balochs do after getting an education in Punjab" shows terrorist mugshots.

Pure racism. Thousands of Baloch students study at PU and BZU on merit, graduating as doctors, engineers, and civil servants every year. Using fringe militants to smear an entire community is vile.

And for those who do resist when the state has spent decades forcibly disappearing and killing your family members, many of whom were completely innocent, that resistance doesn't come from nowhere.

TL;DR: Fake numbers, no understanding of the grid, structural oppression dismissed with "cope," and racist stereotypes to finish. Don't let this slide unchallenged.

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