Ashfaq

" I’m John Peterson, P Hubbard’s uncle, and I stepped in when P’s part-time job hours meant his math homework was constantly being pushed aside. MyEngineeringBuddy.com paired him with Ashfaq, who is incredibly patient and actually made integrals kind of fun. We didn’t need any special logins—everything took place over WhatsApp, including the zero-fee trial. During those Google Meet sessions, P worked through each problem smoothly. In the end, he scored 92% on his assignment. "

" I’m S. Hart’s father and we tried My EngineeringBuddy for her math homework help. Customer care was prompt on WhatsApp and they hooked her up with a tutor quickly. Despite several Google Meet sessions, she still struggled with those calculus problems. It felt pretty meh—kind of overpriced for the results. The trial was free, which was nice, but after that the hourly fee didn’t match the level of help she actually needed. I wouldn’t recommend My EngineeringBuddy. "

" Yes, he recommends Engg Buddy. I’m S. Snyder’s father, and truth is it’s been tough watching him struggle. He started IB Mathematics HL/SL sessions via Engg Buddy’s 24/7 WhatsApp chat, which was really easy to book, although occasionally the tutor match wasn’t ideal. The hourly rate feels fair, and they send homework solutions over email without any fuss. All in all, it’s been a solid resource—we just wish they could fine-tune their tutor matching a bit more. "

" Ever since Majed started sessions with My Engineering Buddy, his confidence has improved remarkably. I’m his mother, and I’ve seen him tackle calculus and linear algebra problems more methodically after those productive and efficient tutoring sessions. There’s no complicated login—just WhatsApp or email and Google Meet. I appreciate the clear progress updates, although it would be even better if dispute resolution were a bit quicker. Overall, communication is friendly, upfront, and effective. "

" The tutoring itself was solid, but the overall process felt cumbersome. The homework was plagiarism-free, which I appreciated. As R’s mother, I found the interface clunky, the trial scheduling confusing, and the responses often delayed. They really need to improve the user experience. I can’t recommend this service until these issues are resolved. "

" Oh man, MEB’s homework help for math was pretty meh. The customer care took forever to match us with a tutor, and their “accurate solutions” felt more like copy-pasted calculator dumps. I’m Felix’s dad, and I really expected more thoughtful, step-by-step answers. On top of that, every message sounded totally robotic. I can’t really recommend this service. Catch you later, future students and parents. "

" After B. Gray struggled with a tricky calculus problem set, we reached out to MEB’s service and got introduced to Ashfaq. I’m B. Gray’s mother. The process was straightforward: we messaged via WhatsApp, explained her difficulties, and paid the small trial fee. However, Ashfaq’s teaching methods felt a bit outdated, and sometimes his explanations weren’t very clear. I’d suggest they update their tutors on current educational standards and teaching approaches. Hello to other students and parents. "

" I’m Mishal A’s mother and I remember her panic as she finished a calculus assignment just hours before the deadline. We reached out to My Engg Buddy at midnight and got fast math help over Google Meet. She was able to submit on time with solid solutions, and ended up with an A grade. "

" I was relieved when my daughter got one-on-one help with her challenging calculus homework. I’m her mother and saw how she struggled with integration. Communication over WhatsApp was straightforward, and the solutions arrived by email promptly. Her confidence improved quickly. I recommend this service to anyone. Best wishes to students considering it. "

" When my son was swamped with too many assignments at once and felt completely lost, I reached out for help. As his father, it was disheartening to watch him stumble through problems without any guidance. The tutor stepped in on Google Meet, clarifying difficult concepts in real time, and even sent his homework directly via WhatsApp. Progress was slow but steady, and we’re already seeing the difference. "