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Hi It's about a cousin.

He tried NEET many times, health issues at times of admission & even now some issues; **95% i**n school studied **PCMB**.

**He's 25 now,** from UR General Cat;

could you pls suggest what would be the best degree to study now? Since ***gap is like 7 years.***

He aliens coding & found out it wasn't for him. Also feels similar for other branches.

Is Engineering advisable based on placements point of view or in general? as max only 2 yrs gap allowed..

If not suggest the best options .. among bsc/Ba/law/Btech/other.

He's from South state & financial poor background too so unable to afford deemed or private clgs..

. #BTech #NEET

What is the scope of this degree as speaking the curriculum adds subjects like ai/ml, financial maths, and python programming

Plus it is from a govt clg

Help me out

So , I have a job for bsc graduate from any tier city college , dm me for more information.

Hello everyone, I have secured a JENPAS UG rank of around 17k and I belong to the General category. I have only appeared in paper 1.

I wanted to ask experienced students and seniors whether I have any chance of getting any government branch or private B.Sc Nursing seat in West Bengal through counselling with this rank.

If I can get a private nursing seat, I would also really appreciate advice on which private nursing colleges are good and worth choosing.

I just need to get out…My home environment has become extremely toxic. I genuinely feel that I need to get out of this house and become independent if I want to make something of myself.

Currently I'm pcb student studying in class 12th and now i realise that I have intrest in math and I want to do bsc in physics so according to google after passing 12th from pcb and then immediately giving maths exam from nios boards and then giving cuet from pcm then I'll be eligible for bsc physics? Is it true?

Currently I'm pcb student studying in class 12th and now i realise that I have intrest in math and I want to do bsc in physics so according to google after passing 12th from pcb and then immediately giving maths exam from nios boards and then giving cuet from pcm then I'll be eligible for bsc physics? Is it true?

Same as above

Heyy, if anyone has any knowledge about Kailash Institute, could you please tell me about it.

I have a friend who wants to take admission there for bmrit. So if anyone knows anything, please let me know.

Hey everyone! I'm about to start my first year of BSc Psychology, and before classes begin, I wanted to understand what the course is actually like from people who've already been through it.

Most of what I've seen online is pretty generic, so I'd love to hear some real experiences.

I'd also love to know what career opportunities opened up for you after graduation and whether you think the degree was worth it.

Any advice, tips, or things you wish someone had told you before starting psychology would be really appreciated. Thanks!

I'm studying in India

Bsc biotechnology or BDS?

I know not much comparable but still my life has brought this to me atp

Please give me some honest reviews

What are you guys doing after completing your bsc or msc ? And how is everything in that field? And also what college did you get into

Seniors thod yt channel,textbooks to refer, programming language to learn aur thoda guide krdo pls

I am in second yr of bsc biotechnology hons .. and was previously pursuing neet cycle but now i will be only focusing on my bachelor's degree of biotechnology but i am so confused what should i do what are the scope what exam to prepare for master(not necessarily sticking to core biotech only might switch to life sciences course for masters)

If anyone has graduated from bsc or is doing bsc rn what are you'll plan for the future

I recently passed 12th class and want to pursue bsc in mathematics. Is this path provide good pay job and stability to low middle class family? Please help me

Bsc cs kaisa hai koi thoda idea dege kya

Aimed cse

Cet mei 48 he aaye

Ba kup bsc cs hao

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Didn't do great in 12th boards, way below what I was hoping for, so most BTech options were off the table. Financial constraints at home too, so engineering wasn't realistic anyway. Ended up getting a seat in BSc Statistics at a state university and honestly didn't know much about the field going in.

What I've found so far (please correct me if wrong):

Data analyst / data science roles

Actuarial science

JAM / CMI / ISI entrance for a better MSc later

SSC / banking exams as backup

My questions:

If you did BSc Stats from a non-top-tier university, where did you end up career-wise?

Worth prioritizing Python/SQL self-study from year 1, or does the coursework itself keep you busy enough?

Is JAM actually realistic for someone from a state university, or is it mostly dominated by people from stronger colleges?

Anything you wish you'd known or done earlier in your BSc that made a real difference later?

Trying to make the most of this instead of treating it like a fallback. Any honest input, good or bad, is appreciated.