National University of Modern Languages (reviews)

I was a student of Bachelors in Mass Communication for 2017-2021 batch and I was really proud to be a part of this university. The staff, and the professors were not just the professors just like other universities, they gave us a purpose and a path to go through. It was all a great vibe over there, but one thing is that this university was lacking of degrees verification system, which after graduation, it became a hassle of verifying the university’s issued degree for any further studies or immigration or any other purpose. I think most of the top universities have auto-verified degree from MOFA, HEC and other institutions. Overall experience great.

National University of Modern Languages is the world class university in the Pakistan. This professors the faculty infrastructure everything is up to the mark. The professor there have the classic way to teach. I would highly recommend you to be the part of this university.

Studying at the National University of Modern Languages (NUML) has been a deeply enriching experience. What I value most about NUML is its multicultural and multilingual environment, where students from diverse backgrounds come together to learn and exchange ideas. The university’s strong focus on languages, translation, and international communication provides practical skills that are highly relevant in today’s globalized world. The faculty is supportive and well-qualified, and there are increasing opportunities for research, student exchange, and professional development.
While the administrative processes can sometimes be slow and facilities could be further upgraded, the overall academic experience has been positive and growth-oriented. I particularly appreciate NUML’s encouragement of critical thinking, cross-cultural understanding, and real-world application of language studies.
In my opinion, NUML is a great choice for students who are passionate about languages, translation, interpretation, and international relations. I would definitely recommend it to those who want an education that blends academic rigor with cultural diversity.

The teachers at this university often give marks based on nepotism and favoritism rather than actual performance. Internal evaluation marks are never shared with students, and there’s a clear bias in favor of girls when it comes to grading.

Many teachers are extremely rude in how they treat students. The faculty and administrative staff behave in an unprofessional and disrespectful manner. A lot of teachers seem to have been hired through personal connections instead of merit. Their academic backgrounds don’t even match the subjects they’re teaching, and their profiles aren’t visible anywhere for students to see. Most of them lack real-world experience and are just collecting salaries without contributing anything meaningful.

Basic facilities are also missing. In the computer science department, there are frequent water issues, and there isn’t even soap available in the bathrooms. It’s shocking how poorly managed everything is.

Overall, this is one of the worst universities in Pakistan. Compared to others, it lacks quality, professionalism, and even basic respect for students. If you’re serious about your education, don’t waste your time here. On top of everything, some teachers have been known to behave inappropriately toward female students, which is completely unacceptable and disgusting.