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Uzair Malik is a Computer Science student at COMSATS University Abbottabad and the founder of Zavia. He writes about AI, student life, freelancing, and practical technology — from a student's honest perspective.
51 articles published · writes about Pakistan, Tools, Islamic, Life, Global, Students, Money & Career
With the IMF review nearly complete, a $1.2bn disbursement in sight, and record foreign reserves, Pakistan's economy is turning a corner. Here's what the numbers mean — and what still needs fixing.
Assignments with word limits are easier when you can see the count live — here's how to use it well.
The exact formula universities use, worked examples, and the mistakes that give you the wrong number.
Physics, chemistry, and engineering run on unit conversions — here's how to do them fast and right.
اسلام میں وقت کی اہمیت اور طالب علم اس سے کیسے فائدہ اٹھا سکتے ہیں۔
شکرگزاری ذہنی سکون اور بہتر کارکردگی کا راز ہے۔
Why time is treated as a trust in Islamic teaching — and what that means for a student's daily routine.
اچھا اخلاق صرف ذاتی خوبی نہیں — یہ پیشہ ورانہ کامیابی کی بنیاد ہے۔
Multitasking, all-nighters, and the planning fallacy: small fixes that actually move the needle.
Why learning holds such a high place in Islamic tradition — and what it asks of students.
From concept explanations to practice quizzes: the study patterns emerging wherever students have AI access.
Ihsan, amanah, and honest effort — timeless principles for students and professionals.
Fintech, e-commerce, and edtech: a student's map of Pakistan's startup ecosystem and how to plug into it.
Practical techniques for the weeks, days, and minutes before an exam.
Payments, time zones, and platforms: the Pakistan-specific practicalities of working remotely.
Forget 5 AM clubs. Build a minimum viable morning that works with real student schedules.
Note-taking, coding, design, and productivity — the free tier is enough for all of these.
Class presentations are free training. Here's how to use them.
You do not need ten projects. You need three good ones, presented well. Here is how.
Memory consolidates while you sleep. Here's how to use that instead of fighting it.
Remote work rewards a specific set of skills. Here is what to build while you are still in university.
Your code, reviewed by the world: a beginner's path into open source contribution.
No fake income screenshots. A realistic week-by-week plan for landing your first freelance client as a student.
Employers are dropping degree requirements — what that means for how you prepare.