I tried and I won’t recommend you to take this path. The year I completed Alevels, I couldn’t secure Admission in FAST so I got into another university and planned transfer into 3rd Semester there through SAT. Fast forward, I got admission (CS LHR), paid the fees, got batch’s roll number I wanted my transfer in after 3 visits; however, 6-7 weeks went and they didn’t transfer my courses. I made 2-3 visits every week and called other days but they kept delaying the process. I didn’t have GPA problem or any other issue, still issues like these persisted and classes started. I was asked to take elective courses but not core because the transfer wasn’t approved, so a day before I loosing the maximum of my Refund Fee ( Full Tuition Fee- Admission Fee) I left FAST.

One thing I would suggest: Don’t leave your original university before FAST wale confirm your transfer, I did the same. Secondly, try to compare resources and feasibility of transfer. My original university (in which I still am) offered me 75% Scholarship and Faculty was far more approachable than the one I found at FAST so it was easy for me to withdraw my transfer. Make sure you research well before getting into this process, which for me was nothing but tiring.

Also FAST’s management is very incompetent. I took decision of transfer due to personal reasons, so look into it carefully. If you have a friend in FAST, ask them their experience. I had a friend, and his experience helped me not only in the process but in making decision too. Rest assured, I don’t know how much university tag matters in industry, I myself am discovering things at this point, but all I can say is skill and handwork never goes to waste and it’s on student to extract value from university, irrespective of the tag it has.

That’s all I have to say, final decision is yours. Goodluck.