Bahria University (reviews)

“My experience at Bahira University was very positive. I learned a lot, met great people, and developed both my academic and personal skills. It gave me a strong foundation that I can use in my career.

Bahria University offers a well-structured academic environment with a strong emphasis on discipline, professionalism, and personal development. Managed by the Pakistan Navy, the university ensures a secure and organized atmosphere across all campuses.

The faculty is experienced, especially in fields like business administration, computer sciences, and engineering. The Islamabad campus, being the main one, has better resources and exposure compared to the others. The university also provides good internship and job placement support, particularly for business and IT students.

However, some departments may need more research opportunities and better student counseling services. Overall, Bahria University is ideal for students looking for a balanced academic experience with discipline and future job prospects in mind.

I started my university in the fall semester of 2024. My first semester went by studying and trying to secure a good GPA which I eventually did. My second semester went by quite well with taking part in many of the extra curricular activities present and by joining dramatics society. Joining that was the best part; fun theatrical rehearsals and plays along with trips to different institutions for competitions. you will find some of the most polite and understanding teachers aswell as the most annoying teachers here aswell.

It was a fun-filled journey with ups and downs. The classroom, environment, and teachers were mostly good.

Most of the professors were helpful, knowledgeable, and kind. But I came across with 2 professors who were knowledgeable, but teaching was not their cup of tea. The things I like about Bahria University is that it was managed well, their focus on delivering exceptional knowledge to the students, plus the way they serve corporate social responsibility services and the university made sure that the students perform 40 hours of community services in order to get the degree.
The thing I disliked about Bahria University is that the graduation ceremony took 3 years to occur. It is understandable that 2020 was not the year appropriate enough to hold the graduation ceremony due to health and safety reasons, but taking 3 years are way too much, specifically when things came back to normal after covid-19.