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Can I Pursue a Master’s in Physics Despite Having Multiple Backlogs in My Bachelor’s?

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Asked by Anonymous - May 30, 2024Hindi
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Iam a student who was pursuing bsc physics,but in third semester i got 2 backlogs in physics and maths,and in 4th semester 1 back log in maths and in 5th semester 3 back logs and in 6th semester 2 and i cleared 7 back papers and remaing only 1 maths paper ,and i like to pursue my msc after that ,did can it will be a good choice for me!?

Ans: NO.
Asked on - Aug 08, 2024 | Answered on Aug 08, 2024
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Ans: NO. It is better to search for a job, gain experience & think about MCA. MCA is tougher than BCA and you should be able to clear all subjects without much-backlogs (which you had gone through). Employers/Recruiters notice/question this. They will be satisfied only if your justification (for backlogs) is reasonable such as genuine Medical Problems etc.
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My son is doing in II BSc Physics (Hons) in Bangalore in a residential college. At the end of each semester he ends up with two backlogs. This time he has three backlogs and therefore he was not promoted to IIIrd of BSc. He feels very dejected since he says after putting efforts he is unable to clear whereas he is of the view that his classmate with low efficiency than him has cleared the exams. I was having hope that after his third BSC he may pursue in some foreign university. The hopes are being dashed for both of us as a father as well as my son. In the process he will be losing one year. Please guide whether he will be treated as the same candidate as BSC Physics after fourth year if he wants to pursue his MSc Physics or related subject to get admission in India as well as in some foreign university.
Ans: You might not want to hear this.

However, I'm going to tell you this. Maybe physics BSc / MSc. is not the right career choice for your son.

I would strongly suggest you to sit with him and understand what excites him and what does not. Why is this problem recurring and you might come to realise that he never wanted to do the current course in the first place

There may be a better opportunity. There may be a different career path for him

My suggestion right now is that since the current BSc physics honours is not really working out for him, you should not choose to pursue MSC physics

The problem would be same whether you try to pursue it in India or abroad

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