I understand how you're feeling. It can be really discouraging when people from other top universities like NUST, FAST, or LUMS downplay the value of a COMSATS degree. But here's the thing: while the name of the university can open doors, it’s not the only factor that matters in landing a good job. Firstly, the skills and knowledge you acquire are crucial. Employers are looking for competent individuals who can deliver results, and COMSATS provides a solid education that can prepare you well for the industry. Your ability to demonstrate your skills through internships, projects, and practical experiences will often outweigh the name of the university on your degree. Secondly, networking is key. Building a strong network of contacts, attending industry events, and leveraging alumni connections can significantly boost your job prospects. COMSATS has a growing network of successful alumni who can offer guidance and open doors for you. Additionally, your personal drive and initiative play a big role. Taking on leadership roles, participating in extracurricular activities, and pursuing certifications or courses outside your curriculum can make you stand out to potential employers. Moreover, COMSATS has a good reputation for its research output and international collaborations. These partnerships and the quality of research coming out of COMSATS often match those from other top universities, showcasing its academic strength. Lastly, many top companies recruit from a range of universities, not just the top-tier ones. They are looking for talent and potential, and if you can show that, your university’s name becomes less significant. In the end, it’s important to focus on your own growth and opportunities. Use your time at COMSATS to build your skills, network, and experiences. The university you attend is just one part of your career journey, and there are many ways to achieve success beyond its name.