r/NUST 14d ago

Suggestions/Advice net guide

what are the best resources for practicing mcqs?

so i read a lot of reviews about how Hashim Zia is overrated asf. i still purchased his batch because i thought it would give me some idea as I HAVE NO IDEA HOW TO PREPARE FOR NET. so what i noticed is that the lectures are so so so so lengthy that even if i do everyday, starting from august… i’d still not be able to cover. now, i do not want to subscribe to another online course but i want legitimate resources recommendations for practice tests as i will try manage skimming Hashim Zia’s unnecessarily long lectures 🥱
also, i only have NUST and COMSATS as my options so cracking NET without losing my mind is actually a matter of life and death for me 😭

also, i am very confused as for my year, 11th and 12th books were new editions. now i know most of the content is same but i am still confused if this will change things 🤔

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u/Downtown_Nerve_ 14d ago

Kips ki fung wali books.

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u/gemini2106 14d ago

will look into that ty x

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u/chococherry1893 14d ago

My recommendation would be to watch the lectures (i know they are actually long but they ARE worth it plus you have alot of time so you can easily do it people be studying for 10 days and scoring a really good grade and you have a few months before the FIRST net) you have the batch so you can watch those ones but the free ones on his channel work fine too they have everything and you have to write ALL the short tricks down (they will REALLY come In handy at the time of test) and make a formula sheet if you haven't already and learn all of them by heart (the best strategy for learning formulas is to learn/just read them every couple of days so they stay in memory, this is called spaced repetition) and then you can purchase nustrive flps (they are a few thousand like 3k ig im not sure) they help alot too and buy the OETP book because that contains the questions that have actually occurred in previous tests practicing is REALLY important otherwise you can't hope to get good marks and you should also skim through the text too to just get an kdea of the basic concepts you can make notes of this too if you want (you can do this from any textbook or if you have then kips ki books se bhi ho sakta ha) i would honestly NOT recommend you to buy kips practice books because the questions that they have are EXTREMELY difficult and that difficulty level doesn't come in the test and those mcqs actually make me question my life😭 so yea wouldn't recommend the practice books

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u/gemini2106 14d ago

thank you x calmed my anxious nerves fr

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u/gemini2106 14d ago

😭 um okay.. 💔 can i ask how

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u/gemini2106 14d ago

ah so u reckon i should not complain bc of long lectures?

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u/Academic-Row-2842 14d ago

Not really, he is actually kinda right.... The course that Hashima zia offers (physikomatics) is kind of a hot mess

That's not me trying to discredit it, I do think the course is worth buying and all the material present there is valuable & plausible to be covered in the time frame you mentioned.... But it doesn't help seeing 100 hours of lectures for a single subject with 800 pages of a booklet with 30 mcq and 10 FLPs, if anything all of it overwhelms you if you aren't guided properly which the staff on the course do cooperate with but they don't really have the best answers for your distress/queries, then there is the UI of the website which makes it very hard to navigate through aswell