KIMS School Official
35 comments
Review summary
Based on 35 comments, created with AI
Students overwhelmingly praise this teacher's teacher's experience, teacher personality, teaching quality. Many students highlight demonstrates deep knowledge of exam board procedu...
What students talk about most
Evaluation breakdown
Top Strengths
1. Teacher's Experience (deep knowledge of exam policies and updates)
2. Teacher Personality (highly admired and influential among students)
3. Study Material / Teaching Quality (provides valuable academic guidance and resources)
Areas to Improve
1. Tests & Practice (incorporate more explicit structured practice and feedback)
2. Doubt Support (provide more specific avenues for personalized doubt resolution)
3. Flexibility (gather feedback or provide options regarding adaptability to student needs)
What students love
“Great news, British Council Pakistan has formally written to schools about this new Cambridge service of "Access to Scripts". We have already provided details in this video.”
3 likes
“Sir, you should become Prime Minister and open schools! 🤩”
1 likes
“A message for candidates regarding the "Access to Scripts" service. Your school should be able to access marked scripts on result day or the following day.”
1 likes
“Pakistan will be involved in it. Decision is good.”
“Absolutely right Sir g, 👍”
“That's exactly right.”
“A much needed message for all parents as well as for all Pakistanis.”
“Strongly agree.”
“Strongly agree.”
“Important topics for Paper 22 (May 2026) Microeconomics: Economic systems, PPC, Determinants of demand and supply, Usefulness of PED and PES for governments.”
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What could be better
“There is no doubt that the paper was a leak. Giving full marks for leaked questions will increase the grade threshold, which is not a justified approach.”
“As a student, I honestly feel this decision is unfair to those of us who studied hard. If the whole paper was leaked, raising grade thresholds only punishes the honest ones.”
“A re-exam would've been more just. If not possible, then at least the thresholds should reflect a normal, non-leaked exam scenario.”