Once EnglishKeys, always EnglishKeys.
Our alumni carry the academy's standard into medical colleges, universities and careers. This corner belongs to them, their journeys, milestones and advice for the students following behind.
In their own words, published by them.
I came for English but the Tarjuma-tul-Quran notes ended up being my favourite part of the course. Surah-wise translation with Shaan-e-Nuzul made the subject feel meaningful instead of something to cram. I am now in my first year at NUST. The writing practice from this academy still helps me in university assignments.
I was terrified of unseen comprehension passages. In the Crash Course we did one passage every single day and sir showed us how to find the answer inside the passage instead of guessing. By the exam it had become the easiest part of my paper. The doubt sessions late at night before the paper were a lifesaver.
Urdu was always my weakest subject. The tashreeh notes and the hawala-e-sher sheets from EnglishKeys were the first material that actually made sense to me because everything was written exactly the way examiners expect. Alhamdulillah I secured a position in the Federal Board. The marked worksheets every week are what kept me consistent.
I joined the English Marathon three months before my HSSC-II paper with only 68 in my send-up. What changed everything was the structured paper practice and continuous worksheets. I scored 91 in English and secured an overall A+. To anyone starting late: It is never too late if you consistently follow the plan.