Get more young motivated faculty as opposed to ex air force babay that are only hired to teach courses but do no research.ģ. This helps greatly for jobs for new graduates.Ģ. If I had some advice for IST it would be:ġ. It might not have been taught in the best possible way but I had most of the tools I needed to succeed in graduate school. I am saying this as someone with masters and phd experience in US. The curriculum was certainly up to the mark. If you're able to get 3+ GPA theres a good chance you'll end up in AWC desto suparco or something if that's your cup of tea. If you're looking for an easy ride to get a comfy job IST is not the place for you. Someone more recent can give a better perspective on this aspect.Īt the end of the day it really is about how motivated you are. Unfortunately in my time there wasnt much real research. No one internationally (obviously) does.Īll that being said IST does teach you all you need to know to make a career for yourself in aerospace at least. Maybe some SPD places recognize it but most places don't. The administration says it's because industry recognizes ISTs quality but that is mostly a lie. OP is also correct that your GPA will be lower than other places like NUST. Alumni of a university are an asset but IST has successfully managed to alienate all its alumni. You will be turned away from gate if you're an alumni. To utilize links with alumni is second step, but they actively refuse to recognize anyone who has graduated. I agree with the OP that IST has a very serious problem with respecting its alumni. I am a graduate of IST and can give another opinion on it. And that vast majority contains many brilliant minds and 3+ gpas. For the vast majority, IST will kick you out as an orphan after 4 years. A few IST graduates get into Nescom/Suparco. The university has good lush push and appearance. Just write the name of your university and comment that why or why not you'd recommend younsters from choosing that place.
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I'm sure PDF has many members who graduated from famous Pakistani universities. This can help many clueless youngsters from taking wrong decisions about their life and career.
Since PDF is very famous and visited by a lot of young Pakistani netizens, I thought of creating a thread where Pakistani graduates can just write a couple lines about the university from which they graduated and how their view of the university changed before and after their time there. When entering any university, students have absolutely no idea about what they're getting into.
On top of that, there's lack of career counselling for the youngsters. Most of us are aware of the pathetic state of affairs of Pakistani universities.
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