u/SympathyDouble5643

Yeah guys. Will i able to get my bottle back

ufone jazz ya phir koi aur i want good internet speed signal ka issue na ho rides aur GPS ma bht error hota hai

Can we please stop telling people "is degree ka koi fayda nahi hai" every time someone gets admitted somewhere?

Like bro... I prayed, stressed, worked my ass off, and finally got into university. Instead of "congrats," y'all hand out free anxiety and depression. 😭

If I asked for career advice, sure. But if I didn't, why are you making me question my entire future in a 30-second conversation? Let people celebrate their wins before giving unsolicited mashwaray. It's exhausting.

Starting university soon and need to upgrade my phone. 😭

Budget is around PKR 50k. Looking for an Android, PTA approved phone with

Best camera is 1st my priorty

128GB/256GB storage

Fast charging

Good battery & smooth performance

What would you guys recommend?

Also, mention from where to buy in Karachi and which sim should i go for I don't want internet problems.

I'm starting my BS in Social Development and Policy this August. I don't have a finance background, but I want to build my career in finance and hopefully move abroad.

I'm thinking of doing ACCA alongside my degree, aiming for 2–3 papers a year so I can complete as many papers as possible within my 4 years at university.

My questions are:

• Is this realistic without hurting my GPA or missing out on internships/extracurriculars?
• Since I have no accounting background, should I join an institute (SKANS, PAC, CFE, etc.), take online classes, or is self-study with OpenTuition/YouTube enough?

Would love to hear from anyone who's done ACCA alongside a non-business degree.

I'm starting university this August. I'll be doing a BS in Social Development and Policy from a pretty reputable university in Pakistan. The thing is, I don't have any finance or accounting background, but I want to build my career in finance and hopefully move abroad in the future.

I've been thinking about doing acca side by side with my bachelor's. My goal is to complete as many papers as possible during these 4 years, ideally 2–3 papers every year. If everything goes well, I want to have most or hopefully all of the papers done by the time I graduate.

My biggest concern is whether this is actually realistic. I don't want my university GPA to suffer, and I also don't want to miss out on internships, extracurriculars, or networking because I'm too busy preparing for ACCA.

Another thing I'm confused about is how to study for ACCA. Should I join an institute like SKANS, PAC, CFE, etc.? Are online live classes worth it? Or can someone with no accounting background prepare through self-study using resources like and YouTube? I know there are a lot of free resources, but ACCA is a professional qualification, so I'm not sure if YouTube alone is enough.

Has anyone here done ACCA alongside a non-business degree? How manageable was it? If you were in my position, what would you do?

Any advice would really help.

I'm 18, and I've struggled with low iron for years. No matter what I do, I always seem to end up deficient again. I'm constantly exhausted, sleep 10–12 hours, have cold hands and feet, and still feel tired all the time.

Two years ago, I fainted multiple times. When I got tested, my hemoglobin was 7, low vitamin d and calcuim so my doctor recommended iron infusions. After that I also completed courses of iron, vitamin d, calcium, and other supplements for months.

Last year, my iron was low again. I was prescribed an iron syrup along with Fer Fer sachets for 30 days. and took sunny d capsules for vitamin d six capsules

I haven't had blood work done this year, but I'm worried I'm back in the same situation. Every time I stand up after sitting, or even while praying going into and getting up from ruku or sujood, my vision goes black for a few seconds, and I feel really weak.I'm scared to tell my parents because they scold me.

For people who've dealt with repeating iron deficiency or low vitamin d and B12.

What medication or multi vitamins should i take now. i tired home remedies last year, beetroot and ginger drink but couldn't stay consistent becoz its too much work

I'd really appreciate any advice or experiences.

Mods, please don't remove my post i am too hopeless now iam in dire need of scholarship. please help me connect with more people
Guys, please help me find an organization. I got 80percent from Habib, the remaining 20 percent is still too much. Please help me find some source of scholarship i want to secure my admission

I tried OTF, but no luck
I tried contacting the admission office, too they said not possible

Guys, please help me find an organization. I got 80percent from Habib, the remaining 20 percent is till too much. Please help me find some source of scholarship i want to secure my admission

i tried OTF, but no luck
i tried contacting admission office too they said not possible

Guys, please help me find an organization. I got 80percent from Habib, the remaining 20 percent is till too much. Please help me find some source of scholarship i want to secure my admission

this is my second attempt

can we not do this rn everyone's already anxious. it's fake, relax y'all.

• i am losing my spark gng. This shithole is draining my soul. fast ain't for weak guys

The exam is really easy compared to round 1. Those who gave R1 bba knows. Like there are question in maths with basic algebra and some questions repeating the same concepts and also english is also not like undoable. The questions are easy except that poem ones so cutoff will increased ig it will be same or near to r1eco

Am I the only one who thinks mangoes are kinda overrated 😭

Like they're good and all but people act like they're the greatest thing humanity has ever produced. lowkey mid

And can we talk about the names?? Sindhri, Langra, Chausa... who was naming these things bro

Every time someone explains mango varieties to me it sounds out of the box like seriously langra

What's the actual hype around mangoes? Genuinely asking

I open lectures on my laptop, but then Reddit is open in another tab, Instagram in another, and before I realize it I have spent more time scrolling than studying.

It feels like every device that helps me learn is also full of distractions. I'm honestly getting fed up with constantly switching between lectures and social media.

im literaly fed up with this dil charaha hai road pr jakay tez tez bhagon that air rushed into my ears

How do you stay focused when all your distractions are literally one click away?

I recently got acceptance from Habib University with an 80% scholarship, but the remaining 20% is still beyond what my family can realistically afford.

I've already applied to Orange Tree Foundation but haven't heard back yet. Habib has kindly extended my admission deadline by 2 days, so I'm trying everything I can before then.

Does anyone know of any scholarship organizations, educational trusts, sponsors, or funding opportunities that support undergraduate students in Pakistan? If you've been in a similar situation or know someone who managed to secure external funding, I'd really appreciate any guidance.