Crossroad: Wht After 10

Ron · 14-02-2008, 05:35 PM

Guys,

I want to make my future in IT/comp filed but i am in a dilemma, whether i should choose Science or Commerce coz all my frens r saying Science is a tough subject........How much true is this statement and hey is it necessary to study physics/chemistry after +2 also? Wht will be the difficulty level of Sci after +2?

Wht was ur experience in +2?

I for 70+% in my Pre-Board Exam......and i usually get 80+ in exams

Pls Help me....

Charan · 14-02-2008, 05:40 PM

offtopic: crossroad .. I thought this was about the flop britney movie

ontopic: choose Science.. dont care if one says its tough.. life is tough .. you have to learn to live with it.

QwertyManiac · 14-02-2008, 06:03 PM

If you manage to survive through +2 in science, there will not arise a question of how tough science is after that. There only will be this doubt - how much science do they teach you after that? Cause you just won't be satisfied by the amount they do.

Agreed, a bit of it is redundant, first year especially, but after it its all interesting.

And, grades do matter but not so much as your level of understanding and innovating does. Go for science if you really have a burning desire to get into the know-how of things.

The_Devil_Himself · 14-02-2008, 06:09 PM

offtopic:I don't know why they have made these three streams here in India,I would have loved to combine these aubjects in my 10+2:
Physics,geography,economics,english,biology.

QwertyManiac · 14-02-2008, 06:40 PM

No mathematics?

enticer86 · 14-02-2008, 06:59 PM

Well i guess whatver u do, u have to screw a few yrs of YOUTH to get somewhere, be it in some top notch institute like IIT or IIM or to become a professional.. like a CA or smthing...
Y not study well in class 11-12 and spend the life in comfort?

nvidia · 14-02-2008, 08:50 PM

If you like to study science, then its not all that difficult. Although things may seem a little tougher in the beginning compared to school, you will eventually get used to it... Its better if you choose subjects where you have interests rather than choosing subjects you are not interested in(this will make things even more tougher

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drgrudge · 14-02-2008, 09:03 PM

The only advice you'll ever need.

Study what you like. To hell with jobs and peer pressures. It's not worth thinking about that. Think of a career you want to pursue. If it needs science or commerce, go for it.

Ultimately when you die, it's not going to matter if you passed out from IITs/IIMs, earned sh!t loads of money, drove a BMW, lived in a penthouse, etc. Happiness should be your priority.

Wish someone was there to tell me this when I was in your age.

Just my $0.02, it's upto to decide. But please do what your heart says. It may guide you wrong, but it always the right thing to follow it.

Chirag · 14-02-2008, 09:20 PM

Go for IB if you want the freedom to select your own subjects. You can mix arts+com+sci..

The_Devil_Himself · 14-02-2008, 09:56 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by QwertyManiac

No mathematics?

mathematics teh sucker?

seriously I wanted to study geography so much but had no chocice

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@grudge:is it 2 cents or .02 dollars?

drgrudge · 14-02-2008, 10:23 PM

^^
2c or $0.02 is the same.

Ron · 15-02-2008, 04:20 PM

Thnks Guys.....

I will go with Science..

Quote:

Originally Posted by drgrudge

Ultimately when you die, it's not going to matter if you passed out from IITs/IIMs, earned sh!t loads of money, drove a BMW, lived in a penthouse, etc. Happiness should be your priority.

Right Said Buddy!!!

Quote:

Originally Posted by Chirag

Go for IB if you want the freedom to select your own subjects. You can mix arts+com+sci..

Can i get some more info regarding this bro.........