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Fatima Al-Zahra Private School – Nursery and Primary
- September 30, 2026
- +20 2 23896500
- [email protected]
- 27 Ibrahim Ibn Al Mahdi, Al Manteqah Al Oula, Nasr City, Cairo Governorate 4441422
Location
26th of July Corridor, First 6th of October, Giza Governorate 3237101
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26th of July Corridor, First 6th of October, Giza Governorate 3237101
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Mohamed Ramzy Ahmed
Excellent university with a professional environment and helpful staff. The facilities are well maintained, and the overall experience was very good. Highly recommended! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Abdelrahman Reda Hamad
My great university offers top-notch professional service, but there are some shortcomings, disorganization, and pressure on students. Aside from that, the academic and educational content is more than excellent.
Maysoon Marwan
The university scheduled 7 exams within only 9 days, which is completely unreasonable and shows no consideration for students’ mental health, stress levels, or academic performance. Instead of helping students succeed, this kind of pressure only leads to exhaustion and burnout.
What is even more frustrating is that the university organized a meeting claiming it wanted to hear students’ concerns and complaints. However, when students clearly expressed their objections to the exam schedule, our opinions were ignored and brushed aside as if they did not matter at all.
So what was the point of the meeting in the first place? Was it just for show?
A respected university should be able to listen to its students, take feedback seriously, and make reasonable adjustments when there is a clear problem. A university cannot claim to provide a quality educational environment while refusing to even acknowledge students’ concerns or attempt to improve unfair decisions.
Students are not machines. We deserve a fair schedule, proper communication, and an administration that actually listens instead of pretending to care
norhan Gamal
5 stars because I see everyone in there as a family:
“Medicine“
When I first joined the university, I thought we would be divided into small groups and that the environment would be more organized. But the reality was different. There was a lot of disorganization and randomness, and most professors would come in, start lecturing immediately, and leave—without giving us any time to get used to them or for them to know us.
There’s also a general feeling that professors treat students as if we are “below” them, which creates a discouraging environment for asking questions, creativity, and open discussion.
Another major issue is the huge number of students, which affects everything—especially OSCE exam days, where the professor doesn’t give students enough time or a fair chance.
Education here depends mainly on the student’s own effort, not the university. Professors often explain topics that aren’t even the ones that show up in the exams, because the exams come from different sources. So relying only on lectures is not enough.
You will need to:
• Practice previous exam questions
• Take extra courses outside the university
• Use additional, reliable study resources
Most professors also come from universities abroad, so they don’t really understand our background as students. They just come, give the lecture, and leave with very little interaction.
In short:
If you plan to depend only on the university, it will be difficult. But if you’re ready to study from multiple sources and put in your own effort, you can manage despite these issues.
Ali Elkholy
Well reputable University it is one of the best private universities. The location is on 26 July road. Its Facilities are well maintained and well equipped. You may need to walk a little longer to move between facilities.