Maqsad

Get grades 9-12 lessons, quizzes and instant doubt-solving in English and Urdu, on the app consistently ranked Pakistan's #1 education app. About Maqsad: Maqsad (meaning "purpose" in Urdu) is a Karachi-founded mobile learning platform launched in 2021 by childhood friends Taha Ahmed and Rooshan Aziz, both London School of Economics graduates who left careers in consulting and investment banking in London to build it. The app was built around a specific gap: with roughly one teacher for every 44 students in Pakistan, many students lack access to quality after-school academic support, especially for the high-stakes grades 9-12 board exams. Maqsad delivers localized content in a mix of English and Urdu and has consistently ranked as the top education app in Pakistan on the Google Play Store since launch. Key Features: Photo-Based Doubt Solving (DoubtSolve): Photograph a question you're stuck on and get an explanation, rather than searching for an answer elsewhere. Video Lessons and Quizzes: Structured, curriculum-aligned video content paired with interactive testing to check understanding. Bilingual Content: Lessons delivered in a mix of English and Urdu, matching how Pakistani students actually study rather than English-only content. Grades 9-12 Focus: Content specifically built around Pakistan's local educational boards and the high-stakes matric/intermediate exam years. How to Get Started: Download the Maqsad app and create an account. Select your grade level and the subjects you're studying. Watch video lessons, take quizzes, and use DoubtSolve to get help with specific questions. Track your progress and revisit weaker topics based on quiz results. Important Notice: Maqsad's content is built specifically for Pakistan's grades 9-12 curriculum and board exams — students looking for university-level courses, professional skills training, or content aligned to a different country's curriculum will still want international platforms like Coursera or Udemy alongside it.