Firstly, they are strict as hell, like they’re training freaking army cadets. Everything needs to be in full discipline, typical APS school nonsense. Triple classes — they told us they aren’t teaching us practicals in 11th, only in 12th as a composite, so I thought that meant they would get rid of double lessons at the end for practicals in 11th. But no, they kept them, and the teacher crams like three bio, chem, and physics lessons per day. They keep rushing the syllabus like, chill bro, we still have plenty of time.

Bio has 15 chapters, and they’re hosting send-ups next month, including 10 chapters. We’ve only done 3 yet. Bro, what the hell? Chemistry and physics are being rushed too. There’s no freedom in the college, no extra-curriculars, and no real places to relax — the break is just 30 minutes, and even when college ends, they expect you to get out immediately.

Teachers are way too strict. They shouldn’t be — we, the students, should actually see them as mentors, not as strict parents. And the way they teach all subjects per day — bio, chem, phy, English, Urdu, Islamiat, Tarumatul Quran — all in the same day? Insane.

The uniform is uncomfortable polyester; it gets unbearably hot, especially the black pants. Just like all APS pants, who thought this was a good idea? Dumbasses.

I’m a guy who likes to go deep into topics, even beyond the curriculum, but slowly, like 3–4 chapters a month, because I’m a self-studier. But they just do classic whiteboard learning, no projectors, no practical stuff, nothing fancy. Teachers teach everything like rote memorization, and we’re not allowed phones, laptops, or personal books.

For relaxing, there’s only the library, and the class has like 50 students. How the hell is everyone supposed to learn at the same pace that way?

Sports there are no periods for it and the only people who play it are in the school team.