How important is the SAT for turkey scholarship?
im planning to apply next year. What things i should focus on that would improve my chances of getting selected? Will a good SAT score help? (I haven't taken the SAT yet).
i have no idea how tough the SAT could be or how tricky the questions are. Since its going to be my first SAT Exam any advice to score well would be helpful.
What topics to prioritize in Maths and how do i exactly prepare English. Im kind of lost since idk how to start my preparation.
its gets pretty overwhelming when i look at all the resources i have saved. im confused on how to begin my maths and english and how do i actually study them to ace the test?
How advance is the maths like is calculus and conics also included?
How to learn English vocabulary ?
what topics besides trigonometry, calculus, conics should i be preparing for Engineering Maths?
Also
Please share most important topics for Phy Net?
I have around 200k to 300k pkr and i want a profit of atleast 500K pkr what are my options? Where should i be investing my money for best profit and how?
For some1 who is from 3rd world country, no generational wealth. Is it possible to have wealth where i can go on a random tuesday to Monaco for vications?
what is your advice to create such wealth?
For all the rich peeps living in manaco out there . is it possible for some1 from 3rd world country to have that kind of lifestyle u have in Manaco. what career paths would you suggest.
Is it really all generational wealth or it is possible?
This is infact my 4th attempt and in my net 3 nbs i was only able to score 134 because i lost all my marks in english. i got 77 in maths and 57 in english.
i am planning to apply for net 4 and i am probably going to give 2 tests, nbs and cs.
so what should i be doing in order to score a 160 plus. And how can i really learn to study for the test besides my board exam.
i always study in the last moments which dosent leave me much time so im only able to cover few stuff but this time i am eager to make changes.
i have not studied physics the entire year and have a whole book to cover in 2 days. please guide me how to cover the syllabus in 2 days . what chapter should i focus on and what chapters can i skip? i need a good score, above 75 in my paper.
what should be my strategy to aim a good score and perform well in my exam.
i want to buy an original setting spray from a legit website.
i found this website online called shopbeyondborders which seems a pretty legit website and found couple of setting sprays like the tirtir setting spray and charlotte tilbury setting spray and elf and nyx.
should i really get the setting spray from this website ? is it legit? also please recommend which setting spray to go for?
i ve been trying to find an authentic site which sells real products and not dupes or copy
also checked highfy and coloshow but some1 said colorshow also sell copy so dont know where to get it from
i want to get the tirtir setting spray but skin store pakistan has it out of stock so where to get it from? i want to get the original product and not dupes or copy. i was planning on getting it from colorshow but heard they also sell copy so where can i get it from? online or any store in islamabad?
dont want to buy from an overpriced seller .
I found a website called beyondboreder and dk if it is legit. they are selling the setting spray im looking for and also selling the charlotte tilbury setting spray has anyone shop from this site please lmk if it is legit
please share important topics to prepare in pst. Also what topics to skip in pst?
Please share important nazam, ghazal and paragraph tashree chapters/topics. I have not started preparing yet so i can only cover important topics in such short time.
also any grammar to do beside our urdu book?
Please share all the important stuff regarding urdu.
Recently, I came across the field of bioinformatics, and it has piqued my interest. I want to learn more about this field, specifically the studies and courses offered at NUST, as well as the opportunities available in this field.
Additionally, I studied Computer Science in FSc (pre-ics group). Since I don’t have Biology or Chemistry as a subject, I would like to know if I am still eligible for the entry test. Can I take the test with Mathematics, Physics, and English? Or would I need Biology and Chemistry as well for the entry test?
Also, could you please explain the difference between bioinformatics and biotechnology? And which one is better in terms of future opportunities?
In my Matric, I opted for biology because being a doctor was all I ever wanted to become. But in fsc, I dropped the idea of becoming a doctor. I don’t really remember why, but the idea of going into computers and learning to make money fast really inspired me. But now that i think about it, Idk if having money is all i want without a purpose. I would likely get into accounting and finance but i have no interest in it. If i got in a finance job I will still be workin over 60 to 80 hours a week which kind of same like a resident.
Now I’m about to give my 12th final exams and then apply for universities, and I’m really confused. I don’t know if computer science or business is what I really wanted. Every time I think about my major and my future job, I don’t really see myself in any of those fields.
So now I’m stuck, basically, because I have no idea what to do. I could go to the university in my city for a CS or accounting/finance major, but I don’t feel that way about them.
I really get inspired when I look at doctors. I watch student med school vlogs on YouTube, and I’ve even watched the entire "The Good Doctor" show without getting bored. I don’t know if it’s a good idea to redo my 11th and 12th privately for biology and chemistry and then apply for mdcat exams, which are extremely competitive. If I pass the exam, I could go to a private medical college and maybe apply for residency abroad. But the point is, I have no idea how hard it can be. And what are the chances i will get accepted for a residency while the chances are not low since a couple of people from my distant family are doctors and they are living a pretty good lifestyle.
I know how hard the study is, with heavy memorization and how organic chemistry sucks, but people are still doing it, so why can’t I?
If I give my private exams to have biology and chemistry, I would likely be starting university at the age of 20, which is not that late—I am 18 right now. I have searched about foundation years and medical school in the UK, and they are extremely expensive, especially for an international student. The fees per semester are insanely high for me to afford—like £30k per semester.
I would like to work in an environment where I really connect with my colleagues, where it’s not just about working and staying professional without having a bond. I would love to interact with humans and patients and talk to them. Now that I think about it, the idea of constantly staring at a screen for multiple hours coding really feels isolated. I really want a good community where share a bond.
I haven’t really thought much about engineering because I’m not a big fan of physics, but I do enjoy maths since I tend to solve questions easily once I understand the concept. I thought about coding but idk if i find it interesting and watching people complain how they have to learn bunch of coding languages just to get an internship is scary. And the way AI is progressing it really scares me how it can take over jobs.
So every time I search for possible career options for myself, I somehow end up searching for medicine and how I can get into medicine despite not having pre-med. I really don’t want to waste many years of my life and start late, so if I really go into medicine and do bio, chem, and give entrance exams (MDCAT), I would be starting university probably at the age of 20 and graduating at 25—which isn’t that bad. Afterwards, I could apply for residency.
But the problem is: should I go for it, despite having no pre-med background? I know I might get scared by the idea of heavy memorization and exams and all that, but is it worth it? Isn’t it? I could go to university(Nust as planned), join a major, and alongside appear for my private premed exams too, but that would be hectic. I haven’t really talked to anyone about this—not even my parents—so I really need some advice here.
I would possibly like to move abroad in the future as well. I also want to be financially stable and travel the world. I don’t want to be restricted by finances. But I also don’t just want money with no purpose—being a doctor feels like a purpose. Idk, I am really confused and scared atp. I want an education to feel worthy among everyone else in society.
I want to feel connected with the people i help and not feel isolated and medical seems to be the fit. I love the idea of traveling to different places for conferences and going to different hospitals for duty. I love the idea of walking around in hospitals helping patients and having night shifts where you spend whole night in a hospital it feels like a hangout even though you are on duty but the thing is it doesn't scare me. What scares me is what if i wont be able to memorize the stuff and able to keep up with studies and exams. I am not a top tier student but i could be who knows.
Is it a good idea to go for it. I feel like it keeps on calling me because I have end up thinking about my life as a doctor multiple times. And the though of studying really dreads me but maybe i could end up enjoying them.
My plan could be I get into university as planned and along side I could start preparing for my exams and for mdcat and if I get good enough grades I could drop out of university and go for medicine? My parents don't know about this though it's just what i think i could do because this seems to be the most realistic option with a backup plan.
It's really frustrating and confusing. I really want to be able to Support my parents in any way possible.
In my Matric, I opted for biology because being a doctor was all I ever wanted to become. But in fsc, I dropped the idea of becoming a doctor.
Now I’m about to give my 12th final exams and then apply for universities, and I’m really confused. I don’t know if computer science or business is what I really wanted. Every time I think about my major and my future job, I don’t really see myself in any of those fields.
So now I’m stuck, basically, because I have no idea what to do. I could go to the university in nust for a CS or accounting/finance major, but I don’t feel that way about them.
I don’t know if it’s a good idea to redo my 11th and 12th privately for biology and chemistry and then apply for mdcat exams, which are extremely competitive. If I pass the exam, I could go to a private medical college and maybe apply for residency abroad
I know how hard the study is, with heavy memorization and how organic chemistry sucks, but people are still doing it, so why can’t I?
If I give my private exams to have biology and chemistry, I would likely be starting university at the age of 20, which is not that late—I am 18 right now.
But the problem is: should I go for it, despite having no pre-med background? I know I might get scared by the idea of heavy memorization and exams and all that, but is it worth it? Isn’t it? I could go to university(Nust as planned), join a major, and alongside appear for my private premed exams too, but that would be hectic. I haven’t really talked to anyone about this—not even my parents—so I really need some advice here.
What scares me is what if i wont be able to memorize the stuff and able to keep up with studies and exams. I am not a top tier student but i could be who knows.
Is it a good idea to go for it. I feel like it keeps on calling me because I have end up thinking about my life as a doctor multiple times. And the though of studying really dreads me but maybe i could end up enjoying them.
My plan could be I get into university as planned and along side I could start preparing for my exams and for mdcat and if I get good enough grades I could drop out of university and go for medicine? My parents don't know about this though it's just what i think i could do because this seems to be the most realistic option with a backup plan.
It's really frustrating and confusing. I really want to be able to Support my parents in any way possible.
i got 87% in matric and 84% in 1st year ics.
In my Matric, I opted for biology because being a doctor was all I ever wanted to become. But in fsc, I dropped the idea of becoming a doctor. I don’t really remember why, but the idea of going into computers and learning to make money fast really inspired me. But now that i think about it, Idk if having money is all i want without a purpose. I would likely get into accounting and finance but i have no interest in it. If i got in a finance job I will still be workin over 60 to 80 hours a week which kind of same like a resident.
Now I’m about to give my 12th final exams and then apply for universities, and I’m really confused. I don’t know if computer science or business is what I really wanted. Every time I think about my major and my future job, I don’t really see myself in any of those fields.
So now I’m stuck, basically, because I have no idea what to do. I could go to the university in my city for a CS or accounting/finance major, but I don’t feel that way about them.
I really get inspired when I look at doctors. I watch student med school vlogs on YouTube, and I’ve even watched the entire "The Good Doctor" show without getting bored. I don’t know if it’s a good idea to redo my 11th and 12th privately for biology and chemistry and then apply for mdcat exams, which are extremely competitive. If I pass the exam, I could go to a private medical college and maybe apply for residency abroad. But the point is, I have no idea how hard it can be. And what are the chances i will get accepted for a residency while the chances are not low since a couple of people from my distant family are doctors and they are living a pretty good lifestyle.
I know how hard the study is, with heavy memorization and how organic chemistry sucks, but people are still doing it, so why can’t I?
If I give my private exams to have biology and chemistry, I would likely be starting university at the age of 20, which is not that late—I am 18 right now. I have searched about foundation years and medical school in the UK, and they are extremely expensive, especially for an international student. The fees per semester are insanely high for me to afford—like £30k per semester.
I would like to work in an environment where I really connect with my colleagues, where it’s not just about working and staying professional without having a bond. I would love to interact with humans and patients and talk to them. Now that I think about it, the idea of constantly staring at a screen for multiple hours coding really feels isolated. I really want a good community where share a bond.
I haven’t really thought much about engineering because I’m not a big fan of physics, but I do enjoy maths since I tend to solve questions easily once I understand the concept. I thought about coding but idk if i find it interesting and watching people complain how they have to learn bunch of coding languages just to get an internship is scary. And the way AI is progressing it really scares me how it can take over jobs.
So every time I search for possible career options for myself, I somehow end up searching for medicine and how I can get into medicine despite not having pre-med. I really don’t want to waste many years of my life and start late, so if I really go into medicine and do bio, chem, and give entrance exams (MDCAT), I would be starting university probably at the age of 20 and graduating at 25—which isn’t that bad. Afterwards, I could apply for residency.
But the problem is: should I go for it, despite having no pre-med background? I know I might get scared by the idea of heavy memorization and exams and all that, but is it worth it? Isn’t it? I could go to university(Nust as planned), join a major, and alongside appear for my private premed exams too, but that would be hectic. I haven’t really talked to anyone about this—not even my parents—so I really need some advice here.
I would possibly like to move abroad in the future as well. I also want to be financially stable and travel the world. I don’t want to be restricted by finances. But I also don’t just want money with no purpose—being a doctor feels like a purpose. Idk, I am really confused and scared atp. I want an education to feel worthy among everyone else in society.
I want to feel connected with the people i help and not feel isolated and medical seems to be the fit. I love the idea of traveling to different places for conferences and going to different hospitals for duty. I love the idea of walking around in hospitals helping patients and having night shifts where you spend whole night in a hospital it feels like a hangout even though you are on duty but the thing is it doesn't scare me. What scares me is what if i wont be able to memorize the stuff and able to keep up with studies and exams. I am not a top tier student but i could be who knows.
Is it a good idea to go for it. I feel like it keeps on calling me because I have end up thinking about my life as a doctor multiple times. And the though of studying really dreads me but maybe i could end up enjoying them.
My plan could be I get into university as planned and along side I could start preparing for my exams and for mdcat and if I get good enough grades I could drop out of university and go for medicine? My parents don't know about this though it's just what i think i could do because this seems to be the most realistic option with a backup plan.
It's really frustrating and confusing. I really want to be able to Support my parents in any way possible.