u/Initial-Extreme-1678

I've been reading a bit about how much logistics has changed over the last few years with things like GPS tracking route optimization warehouse automation Al digital freight platforms etc

It all sounds great on paper but I'm wondering how much of a difference these things actually make in day to day operations.

For people who work in logistics/supply chain, what do you think?

I'm really confused about my next step and would appreciate some honest advice.

I'm a PCB student who took a drop year to prepare for NEET, but unfortunately I didn't score well enough to pursue MBBS.

Now I have two options:

1. Join a BCA program this year and start building my career in tech.

2. Complete Mathematics through open schooling, become eligible for engineering, and then pursue BTech.

I would really appreciate some honest advice, and I don't want to choose something I regret later.

I'm planning to install rooftop solar for my home and I'm confused between a 3 kW and a 5 kW system. I'm hoping to reduce the electricity bill while keeping the system useful for the next 10-15 years.

Is it worth spending more upfront for a 5 kW system, or is 3 kW enough for most households