u/Miserable_Drawing873

In my 20 years of life no one has threatened me to do something while blackmailing as much as these smart interviews founder and instructors have.They are quite literally the embodiment of arrogance. A minor inconvenience and they start blackmailing "do this or else we will remove you from this batch, do that or else you'll be kicked out". This has become irritating. I dont hate competitive coding, i do it because i need to and sometimes i enjoy doing it. But these fuckers have made it insufferable. I fucking pay your salary ffs and you treat me as some disposable robot. Imma leave this fuckass coaching center and do contests myself because holy fuck do they make me hate cc now. There is a way to put constructive pressure on students so they work hard, but this aint it, this just works opposite in my case at least.

A weird question, usually people do mbas and mtechs, but im more attracted towards math and physics. Now i know there arent many opportunities in it, i dont expect monetary benefits through it, i was planning to do it after a few years of employment as more of pursuing my interest. So If anyone here has done, is doing, or knows someone who has done masters in math and physics, hows it like? is it like engineering where even if one comes with interest in it, they loose it due to the way its taught of is it different? does the interest stay? Yeah all of it depends on the university but i just wanted to get an idea. I had an interest in math and physics before jee, during jee, and even after jee, but the way it was taught in this college was, well, subpar to say the least. so hows doing masters in it?