I appeared in ECAT Spring 26 and secured a seat with 85.34% aggregate — Alhamdulillah. Now I’m doing my Bachelor’s in Cyber Security at UET Lahore. The experience was outstanding. All the teachers are great, but my favourite one was and still is Sir Wasiq — his lectures were super duper high-yield. Recorded lectures and notes were also helpful, specially for maths. English class MCQ practice proved to be outclass, and Chemistry class was also good. Overall Maqsad is a great platform for the students willing to score good and secure seats in Pakistan's top-class universities!!

I was scared of ECAT at first, but joining Maqsad made every concept so simple. Cleared it on my first attempt! The physics and math shortcuts, plus past paper practice, made all the difference. Thank you for helping me pass ECAT! I applied for AI in UET and scored 310.

It was a great experience. All the teachers and staff — everyone was really helpful and provided us with great resources, and last but not the least, the test sessions, the weekly tests and properly scheduled classes. It was an amazing journey with Maqsad. Thank you so much.

Computer wale sir bahut acha smjhate hain, and another thing I like is that we can get overall lectures if we have missed the live class.

Yes sir I appeared in ECAT Phase 1 at UET. I got 232 marks with 79.14% aggregate. It was a good and satisfying experience.

Yes absolutely, I had an amazing experience — the recorded lectures were the best part, as I could watch each lecture at 1.5x or 2x, helping save time. I also liked the flashcards feature, it really helped cement all the concepts in each lecture. As well as that, the teachers were all amazing — I love how Maqsad has practice exams for each specific university, and several exams that can be attempted. The only thing I'd say I didn't like, which isn't even a criticism really, is that the lectures were a bit too long — it was just difficult to cover everything in such a short period of time.

Sir I got 284 in ECAT. My journey with Maqsad was good. The video lectures were very helpful and specially the subject-wise tests proved to be very helpful and flexible according to my timetable. In addition to it, the mock tests were also up to mark.

Mainly I prepared maths from lectures — I was also preparing from other academies like Physikomatics and Nustrive, but from Maqsad's batch I took maths and physics lectures for making short notes. I took the recorded lectures back in January — the maths lectures were 10/10 I'd say, physics needed some improvement on the theory side. I collected all the formulas and values from the lectures; I didn't focus much on solving problems and attempting tests because my primary focus was completing my Part 1 and Part 2 syllabus.

At first I used the Maqsad app to prepare for the UET test — the MCQs I practiced didn't come up directly in UET ECAT, but they helped a lot in my PU test because they were similar to what came up in our mock tests. It also helped with my English MCQs. So I'd say if anyone wants to prepare for the PU test, they can use the Maqsad app for that too.

My experience with the Maqsad App has been very positive. I used the app mainly for NET preparation, and it helped me a lot in improving my concepts, especially in Mathematics and Physics. The lectures were easy to understand, and the practice MCQs and mock tests were very useful for improving speed and time management. I appeared in NET 3 and achieved a score of around 130 marks. My advice to future students: stay consistent, practise daily MCQs, and focus more on concepts rather than memorisation.

I gave the admission test of UET and I got 312 marks in it. My overall experience with Maqsad was really good — all the teachers are very well qualified and deliver everything and concepts in detail.

Maqsad is a good online platform for entry test preparation. Each teacher is really appreciated for their subject preparation — I've learnt a lot of material for the entry test from this platform, and Miss Noor's maths concepts are the best.

I've had a positive experience with the maths and physics teachers on Maqsad — the recorded lectures, along with the physics notes, have been incredibly helpful for my studies. I did face some connectivity issues during the English classes that kept me from attending properly, and I think the weekly tests could be structured closer to the timing and negative-marking format of university entrance exams. Overall it's a great platform, and with a bit more subject coverage it could be even better.

I took classes on Maqsad and it helped me a lot — especially in Chemistry. The tests and MCQ-based questions helped me a lot to get a better grasp of topics. Overall the experience was very good — I appreciate it.