A Samim

" Finding clear, step-by-step answers for complex control systems was such a relief. As her mother, I was overjoyed to see all that tension disappear. The tutor patiently walked her through each concept and provided accurate solutions almost immediately. Holding sessions over Google Meet fit seamlessly into our schedule—no fussing with logins or software. Now she approaches assignments with confidence, and her stress levels have dropped dramatically, making our daily routine much smoother. "

" Yes, Mila recommends MEB. I’m her neighbour and watched her wrestle with Proteus Simulation until she reached out for online tutoring. A tutor named Samim from MEB was patient, explained everything clearly, and even cracked a joke or two over Google Meet. The follow-up support was surprisingly prompt. This time, she actually understood the circuit models instead of just nodding along. "

" hey guys, my daughter A AlMannai has been using their homework help for her piling EE assignments and it’s been… meh. I’m her older cousin, and honestly the tutor seems pretty bored during sessions. The whole WhatsApp setup feels clunky, and the trial just comes off as a gimmick. Probably wouldn’t recommend. Good luck to whoever gives this a shot. "

" I reached out to MEB when my daughter was struggling with analog electronics. I’m her father, supporting T. Palmer through this challenge. The switch to online tutoring felt daunting at first, but the tutors were really patient and the system was super straightforward. Any language gaps disappeared quickly during our Google Meet lessons. We never had to mess around with complicated logins—just WhatsApp or email. After a few sessions, she understood the concepts fully and her grades shot up. "

" I reached out for Avalyn S’s control systems homework help. I’m her older sister and insisted she get expert support. Unfortunately, the process dragged on longer than promised and the assignments were handed over late. Communication often felt rushed, and the solutions didn’t include clear explanations. Despite that, Avalyn still recommends the company. "

" I was really worried Sophia was lost in her huge engineering lecture hall, especially when it came to PCB design concepts. As her cousin, I reached out to Engineering Buddy, and after a quick WhatsApp chat they paired her with A Samim. He walked her through the PCB fundamentals over Google Meet. It didn’t cost much, but unfortunately the help came too late. Not recommending. Cheers. "

" At first I was kinda skeptical about paying for 1:1 help, but the homework plan really worked. I’m N’s dad and I reached out over WhatsApp—they responded fast. The tutor broke down circuit analysis step by step, even sharing tricks to cut calculation time and tips to boost speed. No random logins—just Google Meet sessions and solutions sent straight to our inbox. I totally recommend them for engineering homework. The tutor really knows his stuff. "

" Yes, I definitely recommend this tutor. I’m Abigail’s older cousin and saw how frustrated she was with her circuits homework before we found My Engineering Buddy. They matched her with an electrical engineering expert who gave clear, quick explanations over Google Meet, and she got her completed assignments through WhatsApp without any extra login hassles. "

" I don’t recommend the tutor. I’m the student’s father and we tried MEB for LTspice homework from home, but the focus issues persisted—especially over Google Meet. The whole process felt clunky, and the rates seemed steep. They do offer a trial, but unless they cut prices by 10–20%, I’d opt to go elsewhere. "

" Honestly, I reached out late (as usual) for help with my Proteus simulation project that I’d been putting off. Samim took over and patiently walked me through every circuit detail on Google Meet. The trial session was relaxed yet productive. My homework arrived exactly when I needed it—clear and precise. Before this, I was scrambling every night; now I sleep better and stay on track. "