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Should I pursue Physics or Data Science after a low JEE score?

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Shruti Question by Shruti on Jul 15, 2024Hindi
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Hello sir I am Shruti Gupta. I am interested in studying physics but i didn't scored good in jee. I can't afford private engineering colleges. I am confused whether i do bsc physics or bsc data science. Bsc data science because if i do hard work i can get a IT sector job early. Sir i beg you to please guide me.

Ans: Shruti, please AVOID using the term 'BEGGING'. We, RediffGURUS, are here to guide all the students to the extent possible, irrespective of students'/family background. Use casual/friendly language. Also, please NEVER lose your confidence in your temporary failures. Join BSc Data Science, do hard work, keep upgrading your skills. Have faith on you now and in future also.

All the BEST for Your Bright Future, Shruti.

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