International Islamic University, Islamabad (reviews)

Iiui is low quality university the faculty of math department is rude there is no quality of education they just wasted the time of students and distracted them
The hostel is full of illegal activities

I’ve completed my bachelor’s degree in IIUI , and I think it was a great experience for me. Especially professors are really nice a d professional in class. They do their best to give the most relevant information to the students. The department stuff and teachers are kind and friendly. They don’t have class issues, they are really helpful. I’d really a great experience with my department which is language and literature. There always had an event such as presentations about great writers , poem sessions which were my favourite.

The only issue I have experienced there was with the administration office because documents take really long time and need a strong patient. But rest was good.

İf you get chance to study there I’d suggest you to take that chance.

Best of luck.

appreciate my university for its supportive teachers and positive environment. The professors were knowledgeable and encouraged growth, while the campus had a strong sense of community, making it easy to connect with others.

However, the cafeteria was a disappointment during my time, with limited food options and subpar quality.

My time at IIUI was a transformative journey of academic and personal growth. The university’s diverse community and enriching curriculum broadened my perspectives and deepened my understanding of Islamic values. I cherish the memories and lessons learned, which have shaped me into a confident and compassionate individual And Studying sociology at IIUI was a enlightening experience that opened my eyes to the complexities of society. The faculty’s expertise and the curriculum’s focus on Islamic perspectives on social sciences helped me develop a nuanced understanding of social dynamics. I appreciated the emphasis on critical thinking, research, and community engagement, which prepared me to make a positive impact in my community.