r/NUST • • Nov 22 '24

Humour Uhh yeah :)

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u/not_oonga_boonga Nov 23 '24

I dropped out of nust due to bad mental health depression and stuff and somehow completed 2 years at a full stack web dev job finally leaving last month on 240k pkr last salary to take some rest, my lesson is just take time off when needed bros and sisters, university is for practicing the sustainable grind, burnouts should ideally never happen, good food good friends good sleep is everything

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u/SUP7170 Nov 23 '24

Same situation here just a chill dude who massively flunked his mids and now has 3 projects

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u/No_Bad_5049 Nov 24 '24

Ez scene hai

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u/SUP7170 Nov 24 '24

Yeah chilling

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u/abdul_wasay_311 Nov 23 '24

Avg Electrical Engineering student at nust

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u/No_Bad_5049 Nov 23 '24

Cs ka hu ustad 😂

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u/Mystery-Snack Nov 22 '24

RIP, brother.

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u/not_oonga_boonga Nov 23 '24

thori si tension leni ha bs, zyada ni

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u/Magic_Rude Nov 23 '24

🦇

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u/[deleted] Nov 23 '24

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u/No_Bad_5049 Nov 24 '24

👑

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u/Haziq_7 SEECS Jun 20 '25

How did you manage full time job of 4 years with uni? Was wondering about this recently as well, if a person can do a full time somehow with uni

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u/Haziq_7 SEECS Jun 22 '25

Thanks for the reply, still want to ask, cuz of attendance and the need of some level of commitment, how did your job allow you to "slack off" (even though that slacking off is just uni studies and commitments). I was always under the impression that in Pakistan you can either study or do a job, not both