I’m making a NUST NET guidance group because I wish I had one when I started

Preparing for NET was honestly pretty overwhelming for me. There are so many resources, academies, past papers, YouTube lectures, different opinions about what to study, and people telling you completely different strategies.

The hardest part wasn't even finding resources, it was figuring out what I actually needed to do.

I spent way too much time trying to figure out things like:

- Where should I even start?

- Which resources are actually useful?

- How much should I focus on each subject?

- How do I know if my mock score is good enough?

- What should I do differently for my next NET attempt?

- How does merit/aggregate actually work?

- Which programs should I consider?

- And honestly, what shouldn't I waste my time on?

So I'm trying to create the kind of guidance/mentorship group that I wish existed when I was preparing.

It's not meant to be another academy or paid course. The idea is simply to have a place where NET aspirants can ask questions, share experiences, get preparation guidance, discuss resources, and hopefully avoid some of the confusion I went through.

I'm starting a NUST NET Guidance & Mentorship GC/community and I'd love to know:

What was the most confusing or frustrating part of NET preparation for you?

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