u/rocketeer_thehuzy

Hey everyone! I'm founding moderator of r/UETT.

Whether you are a wide-eyed fresher stepping onto campus for the first time, a current student grinding through lab reports and midterms, an alumnus navigating the industry or academia, or a respected member of our faculty

this is our shared space.
We created r/UETT to bridge the gap across all batches and departments: a central, candid, and constructive hub for everything happening inside and beyond the university walls.

What to Post & Discuss
Freshers & Admissions: Questions on merit lists, hostel allotments (Q-Hall to Ayesha Hall), CMS/LMS setups, transport routes, and surviving your first semester.

Current Students: Academic survival guides, CEP/FYP troubleshooting, past papers, lab insights, society events, internships, and campus life snapshots.

Alumni Network: Career trajectories, industry advice, master's/PhD scholarship applications (Erasmus, Fulbright, DAAD, etc.), job openings, and nostalgic throwbacks to Taxila days.

Faculty & Research: Announcements for ongoing research projects, technical seminars, student competitions, final year project mentorship, and departmental insights.

Campus Culture & Projects: Highlighting student innovations, robotics competitions, engineering designs, photography, and general discussions.

Community Standards
Respect & Constructive Tone: Lively debate and honest critiques are always welcome, but respect toward fellow students, seniors, alumni, and faculty is mandatory.

No Doxxing or Harassment: Protect everyone’s privacy. Keep discussions professional and focused on ideas and campus matters.

Share Genuine Value: If you have notes, project guides, or career opportunities, share them forward to lift the next batch up.

How to Get Started
Introduce Yourself: Drop a comment below with your department, entry year, or status (e.g., '20 Mechanical Alum, '24 Electrical Fresher, Faculty - Civil).
Share or Ask: Got a question about course registration, a technical problem on your FYP, or advice on job hunting? Start a thread today!
Spread the Word: Invite your batchmates, lab partners, society members, and alumni networks to grow this community.
Join the Mod Team: If you're passionate about building an active, well-organized engineering community on Reddit, send a modmail or DM to apply.
Welcome aboard, and let’s make r/UETT the most resourceful engineering hub out there!

Hostel life at UET Taxila is a fun and unforgettable journey full of great memories and close friends. Living there means getting used to simple mess food, making midnight noodles, and drinking endless cups of hot tea at local canteens (Quetta cafe near gate 2) with your roommates. Most of the studying happens the night before exams, where everyone gathers in the smart student's room to learn the whole semester in just a few hours. The days are filled with rushing out of bed at 7:55 AM to make it to 8:00 AM classes, dealing with hot summers and cold winters, and sharing everything from clothes to phone chargers. Late nights are the best part, spent playing video games, laughing in the corridors, and talking about future dreams until morning. In the end, you leave the hostel not just as an engineer, but as a stronger, more independent person with friendships that last forever. I would suggest not to take part in any illegal activities. Drugs are strictly prohibited.

Hi everyone,
I need some honest advice from people living in Germany or working in the German engineering industry. I completed my bachelor in 2024 and I am 23 yrs old now. Need serious long term advice. Pls 👀
My situation:
I currently live in Pakistan, working as a Propulsion Engineer in the aerospace sector.
My current salary is around €700/month (approx. 200,000 PKR).
I have been accepted into a Master's program in Germany (Mechanical/Fluids field) at university of Rostock.
My long-term goal is to work in the German aerospace sector after graduation.
My questions for you:

1. Job Market: Is leaving a stable €700/month engineering job back home worth "starting from zero" in Germany right now?
2. Language: I know German is important, but how critical is B2/C1 fluency specifically for aerospace engineering roles compared to general mechanical roles?
3. I would really appreciate any insights on whether this move makes financial and career sense over a 5 to 10-year horizon.
4. Thanks!

Hey everyone, I’m an engineering graduate with a strong interest in aerospace and space systems (particularly fluid dynamics, propulsion feeds, and autonomous controls) looking into the M.Sc. in Sustainable Maritime Engineering at the University of Rostock . can current students or alumni share how flexible the tracks are, how demanding the core fluid mechanics/hydrodynamics modules get, whether hands-on lab access (like Fraunhofer IGP or research vessels) is realistic for M.Sc. students, and if finding local Werkstudent tech roles or industry thesis partnerships is feasible with A1/A2 German?

I bought new second hand iPhone 12. I have concerns pls clear my confusion.
It’s BH IS 91. Its coverage expired in 1978? How’s that possible?
Is this default setting by apple for RED phones , they made them for HIV/AIDS donations etc.

UET Taxila has introduced a new admission policy that allows students to apply side by side if they have not applied beforehand. For those who have already applied, they can check their login portal to see if they have been selected for a specific discipline, where they can then submit their fee to secure their seat. Meanwhile, students who did not get in or have not received any admission yet can still apply because T-CAT is still happening. T-CAT is an independent entry test conducted by UET Taxila itself for candidates who have not taken the ECAT. If you take the T-CAT and meet the required criteria, your selection status will likewise appear directly in your login portal. Unlike previous years, the university is no longer displaying public merit lists.

Essentials for boys:
Mattress
Iron ( service available but better to do yourself )
Bucket
Hangers
Bedsheet /Quilt or blanket as per weather conditions
Big suitcase and small cloth suit case for small trips
Laptop for work
Extension lead
Kettle, electric stove, heater or other electrical appliances as per preferences and needs (keep at your own risk as not allowed by hostel administration.
Cooking utensils (cup, plate , knife etc)

I love wildlife and history. Any chance for me to get a job at zoo or museum?

Applicants are advised to visit this link and make account if you haven’t. Merit list is displayed there.

I am experiencing b issue. Sometimes it suddenly drops at 20% from 50 or 40%.
So while it is on 30% and lag very much, but soon as I connect charger lag is removed.

You can check your aggregate by simply filling the required information here.

https://admissions.uettaxila.edu.pk/Calculator.php

My iPhone 12 Pro (running iOS 26.5) suddenly started experiencing a massive multi-system software meltdown out of nowhere. No physical drops or hardware damage. Here is what's happening simultaneously:
Battery cliff: Drains normally to 50%, then plummets instantly (50% \rightarrow 40% \rightarrow 20%) or shuts down completely at 30%.
Volume drop: Audio randomly plunges to a faint whisper while media is playing, even though volume sliders are maxed out.
AirDrop failure: Stopped recognizing or connecting to nearby iPhones entirely.
White grid icons: Some app icons are stuck showing weird white/grey grid placeholders that won't go away by resizing.
Has anyone experienced this cascading software glitch before? How did you fix it?

What I perceive is that this is totally software issue not a hardware issue and all issues are interconnected. Please guide me through.