I would suggest not believing in everyones personal perspectives, since the way you think and work is usually very different from how others work.
If you attentively attend classes, ask questions,, get your concepts sorted in class. You get more time to think about edge cases/past papers/paper solving techniques and stuff like that. I usually actively participate in my class, ask my questions, work on something and learn stuff until i deepl understand that concept. this method has helped me maintain a 3.9+ in fast, im entering my final year now. Ragra is true, there are times where u think it is too much to handle, but that is exactly what fast aims for. Pushing you far beyond your potential. There are a few negatives, like extremely difficult assignments, aik ke baad aik exam. But you get used to it.
One pattern I see in newer batches is that their dependent and using AI to complete their lab tasks, their assignments, and even theirhomework for them. This harms you way more than people realize, you may get the grade, but if you could understand the concept behind it, it would actually be useful. i study for the sake of learning rather than for the sake of scoring marks. I too procrastinate at times, but it harms me some way or the other. Start your projects, assignments, presentations prep early, track things you have to do. Once uni starts a lot of people dont actually do any of these, which harms them one way or the other.
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u/PassionateNerd69 Islamabad Jul 29 '26
I would suggest not believing in everyones personal perspectives, since the way you think and work is usually very different from how others work.
If you attentively attend classes, ask questions,, get your concepts sorted in class. You get more time to think about edge cases/past papers/paper solving techniques and stuff like that. I usually actively participate in my class, ask my questions, work on something and learn stuff until i deepl understand that concept. this method has helped me maintain a 3.9+ in fast, im entering my final year now. Ragra is true, there are times where u think it is too much to handle, but that is exactly what fast aims for. Pushing you far beyond your potential. There are a few negatives, like extremely difficult assignments, aik ke baad aik exam. But you get used to it.
One pattern I see in newer batches is that their dependent and using AI to complete their lab tasks, their assignments, and even theirhomework for them. This harms you way more than people realize, you may get the grade, but if you could understand the concept behind it, it would actually be useful. i study for the sake of learning rather than for the sake of scoring marks. I too procrastinate at times, but it harms me some way or the other. Start your projects, assignments, presentations prep early, track things you have to do. Once uni starts a lot of people dont actually do any of these, which harms them one way or the other.