u/RevolutionDense8878

I don't think that habib is all sunshine and perfect uni.

List some downsides and things to know about.. anyone studying there please share something.

All this marketing, and fees so expensive that one would consider to go for LUMS instead (though habib gives more scholarships)

Most of the people don't even mention habib in top uni list as if habib is an abandoned child., but why habib students or someone affiliated with habib always brags about it. 😭

What's with this top class faculty they always come up with?

Heard they provide student exchange program, leading students to Stanford, Berkeley etc.

I don't think most students will end up there but only outperforming ones.

I think it would be worth it to take online classes even when someone is going to college. Though the workload would be double but that's how A* students grind 💔

What do you guys say?

Chembridge all the way (literally changed my mindset towards chem which used to be my hated subject)

For physics, kashan Rashid maybe or sir rawaha ahmed shaikh ( I studied from him for olevels, it was a good experience and I practiced a lot of past papers from his website but sometimes his teaching style gets me confused as he often doesn't write notes and tells you about that concept instead.) sir kashan teaches in detail that he even writes 3 to 5 lines for 2 marker question (which makes each student grasp the concept)

For maths, I'll go with sir rawaha again.

For bio, I might not take a tuition but rather study it myself and through YouTube.

I know there are a lot of free resources on YouTube but FOMO gets you and you think that whether you're progressing or not. That's why few geniuses do self study.

I don't even know how much it will cost 😭

Chembridge - 12k

Sir rawaha - 8k ( maths + physics)

Sir kashan - maybe 8k or 10k

Suggest me some other good teachers also for olevels too cuz my younger brother is gonna start his O3 soon.

Conceptuals is way expensive 😭 like 8.5k for English, come on.

Early bird discount could reduce it I think.