Bahauddin zakariya university Multan - BZU (reviews)

My four years at BZU have been bittersweet to say the least to some it up in a nutshell however, my experience as a student at BZU has been most invigorating.

I learnt that it is very much possible to hold onto your own sense of self while you venture out of your comfort zone.

Studying at BZU helped me believe in myself, as a student and as a person with multiple skills as being a part of the student run society I got to hone my skills to the fullest. Morever, the environment was conducive to learning through the provision of knowledge by experienced instructors.

There were however, some experiences that made me rethink my choice of university. Majorly, the education system was based on rote learning which wasn’t every helpful in my field. Moreover, there was a lot of negative competition about being on the top which didnot help very much with learning.
My experience was more compromised by the onset of Covid-19 which was a major setback considering the fact that our teachers weren’t very accustomed to alternate means of taking classes.

So, even though I had my ups and downs, I would definitely recommend BZU as it aided a lot in my personal growth!

My experience at IMS, BZU was a good one as we had amazing exposure with great companies and learnt about marketing and improved business acumen. This was a good opportunity for me to have enough knowledge to enter the corporate world.

I’ve studied for four years. It is one of the best universities in Pakistan especially in chemistry. Definitely I’ll recommend to have visit there. It has highly qualified faculty with cutting edge facilities.

I have recently graduated from Bahauddin Zakariya University, Multan. Overall, the educational environment was satisfactory. However, there were certain areas that needed improvement. One notable issue was the lack of punctuality among the permanent faculty. They often failed to be punctual in various matters. One of the most frustrating aspects of the administration office members was their failure to inform students about ongoing activities, events, and scholarship opportunities in a timely manner. Rather than giving advance notice, they would often inform us at the last moment, causing inconvenience and missed opportunities. Additionally, when it came to obtaining signatures from higher authorities, they were frequently absent, which further hindered the smooth functioning of administrative processes. It’s important to note that every situation has both positive and negative aspects, and this experience at Bahauddin Zakariya University is no exception. Every rose has its thorn.