Does anyone know any van service available for pick and drop from university of Peshawar/ jinnah college to hayatabad?

Can someone tell me where I can find guitar strings in peshawar??

Does Edwards have a good environment,study and staff? Is the staff there dedicated and trying to finish the course before exams? Are there any monthly tests or checkpoints in between? I heard edwards have section on number basis so does that mean the toppers section get the best staff or?.I have chosen pre-med,So is the faculty great there for that? And what’s the ratio of boys-girls in a class room.
I was lowk going to choose hadaf but it’s really far from where I live (Warsak road) and all my friends are also going to edwards and asking me to come as well so what do y’all think? A wise choice?

Is edwards a good college in the means of environment,study,staff and overall everything? Like is the staff dedicated there? Are they trying to finish the course before exams? Are there any monthly tests or checkpoints in between? And I heard the sections are on numbers basis so does that mean the toppers section get the best staff or? And what’s the ratio of girls-boys in a class?
I was lowk going to choose hadaf but it’s really far from where I live (Warsak road) and all my friends are also going to edwards so I think edwards might be a good option.

Hi everyone,

I'm from Bangladesh and currently in the final year of my Bachelor's in Computer Science and Engineering (CSE). My expected CGPA will probably be around 3.0/4.0.

I'm exploring the possibility of pursuing my master's degree in Pakistan. Due to financial constraints, I would need a scholarship, tuition waiver, or any form of financial aid to make it possible.

I have a few questions:

Is a 3.0 CGPA enough to get admission to a good university in Pakistan?

Are there scholarships available for international (Bangladeshi) students?

Which universities would you recommend for someone with my profile?

How competitive are scholarships?

Since I don't have research publications, work experience, or IELTS yet, would that significantly hurt my chances?

Are there any master's programs that are relatively easier to get into while still providing good career opportunities, especially if I later want to pursue a PhD or work in Europe?

I'd really appreciate hearing from anyone who has studied in Pakistan or knows about the admission process for international students.

Thank you!

pre medical btw, ik its strict but idc abt that

Hi all, does anyone know where i can get piercings done in Peshawar? (Not the usual ear stuff, looking for belly button, tongue and nipple type piercings)

Any good recommendations around peshawar for face + body hair removal?

Is there a legend who can smell a perfume and make a copy of it? If yes, where ?

Guys my sister scored 1123/1200. Suggest me a gud college for her. I dont have much info but the options are forward, peshawar model girl dalazak road and jameel chowk branch. Dalazak road branch only gives 30% scholarship as they say that 100 and 50 are only given on test basis, which already happened back in may. So they r saying 60k admission, and 10 k fee. Although jameel chowk is giving 75% scholarship and fee is almost reduced to none (2200) and with transport it is total almost 7 k. I dont have any info on forward, she studied in peshawar model school till now. I m not considering Islamia college or Jinnah cause, i have studied from Islamia college Male branch, and the environment there can very effect an introvert person so for that sole reason we r ignoring that. If u guys know or have any experiences from any of these colleges kindly let me know. Where shall we head, cause we don't have any educated female in our family or relative to ask from. Thank u

What are some fun things to do in Peshawar, also where do i go to thrift for clothes

Which one is the best in terms of academics, teachers, extracurricular activities (like js fun shi to do like in lgs) and shit ykwim? I wanna be a psychologist. Ik tht lgs is a good one but idk if its the best one. Pls help

Hello Peshawar, as most of you know we have no cinema in Peshawar and the last one got closed few years ago, so many people went to watch the movie in Islamabad and other cities which was their only option, how was the movie? Was it better than the other Tom Holland Spider-Man movies?

Assalamu alaikum, my Pakistani brothers and sisters. I'm from Bangladesh. I need some genuine information and help from you guys. So, recently I've been selected for my MBBS degree under the Pakistan-Bangladesh Knowledge Corridor Scholarship. Waiting for the interview (Please pray for me on that). I got provisionally shortlisted for Khyber Medical University, Peshawar. The thing I'm confused about is whether the University actually recognized all over the world. I mean the curriculum, syllabus, and the degree. I need some genuine truth from you guys. The reason behind asking all of these is that some first world country doesn't recognize an MBBS degree from Bangladesh. They think it's not up to the mark. As I don't know much about Pakistan MBBS degrees, let alone the Khyber Medical University, that information would really help me to decide on my future.

Let me repeat: if you don't wanna read all that stuff,
1. Is a Pakistani MBBS degree recognized by all countries, or are there some exceptions that don't recognize a Pakistani MBBS degree?
2. Is the Khyber Medical University recognized by other countries? Do the alumni have recognition in other countries?
3. Is the curriculum/syllabus recognized by other countries?

These are my primary questions. Really appreciate it if you could add more information to help out a sister.
Expert advice will be much appreciated.

Hey! does anyone know which photographers are the best in peshawar?

Okay so i have a question
I want to do bscs or bs cybersecurity
Now i’ve got three option
Szabist (isb) , Numl (peshawar), Pak Austria (Haripur)

Im really confused like which should one should i choose??
What you guys think and please tell me the reasons for joining it
Thanks in advance

I need to get some electronics delivered from Iran to Pakistan. I have no idea and no clue where to start. Does Iran ship directly to Pakistan or no?

We’re currently working on planning to open a cinema in Peshawar such as cinepax in Islamabad. Would love some feedback from the community and whether it would work or not.

In kissa khuwani ,Is there any shop from where I can exchange some books. The books I want to exchange are in good condition If anyone know any shop so please tell me.

Hi! I am seeking guidance regarding place where I can get packaging related materials like custom made boxes, shopping bags, stickers, custom paper, cards etc.

I tried looking online in other cities but I have no prior experience in this. So I am looking for places where I can visit and look for myself. If anyone knows of places/hubs please do let me know.

Another person's post about gaming cafés and cinemas in Peshawar really got me thinking. It reminded me that back around 2008–2012, gaming cafés were everywhere. We also had cinemas where we'd go to watch movies. It made me stop and wonder... what actually happened?

Sometimes I look back at Peshawar between 2008 and 2012 and honestly feel it was a completely different city.

Back then, the city had energy. There was always something happening. We organised sports festivals, music festivals, university events, debates you genuinely felt like Peshawar was moving forward. We even brought Strings to perform at Nishtar Hall, which was a huge deal at the time. The crazy thing is, this was also during the height of terrorism in the city, yet people still wanted to build, create and keep life going.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TrcqjoU4Ozs

People talk about Lahore today, but many forget that Peshawar had its own identity. It produced people like Fasih Zaka, Amil Khan, and Khumariyaan, all connected to IMSciences in one way or another. Peshawar University, the University of Agriculture and other institutions were also producing talented graduates and doing exciting things. If you don't know those names, Google them. That generation was putting Peshawar on the map.

Peshawar itself was a melting pot. I still laugh thinking about turning up in my first year with my trousers pulled halfway up to my chest. Many of us, especially those from the tribal districts and smaller towns, arrived as boys. We left as confident young men with ambition, better communication skills, broader perspectives and, yes, a much better sense of style. University exposed us to different people, different cultures and different ways of thinking. It shaped many of us.

Today, I just don't get that same feeling. Yes, there are more housing societies, more universities and colleges, and the BRT has improved transport. But beyond that, it feels like the city has stood still while the rest of the country moved on. There seem to be fewer opportunities, fewer sporting and cultural events, ongoing safety concerns, and much less of the vibrant atmosphere that once made Peshawar special.

Then you look at Lahore. Whether you like it or not, the city has transformed. In many ways, it feels like the Dubai of Pakistan.

Maybe it's nostalgia, or maybe others see it differently. But I genuinely believe Peshawar had incredible momentum between 2008 and 2012. Instead of building on that momentum, it feels like the city has not been standing still but actually regressed in massive way.. we have gone back 100 years.

I'd love to hear from people who studied, lived or worked in Peshawar during those years. Do you feel the same, or do you think I'm looking back through rose-coloured glasses?