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Pulwama Attack Mastermind Hamza Burhan Killed in Attack By Unknown Persons in PoK
>As per Rahul Shivshankar, he is linked to the November 18, 2020 grenade attack on CRPF personnel in Pulwama.
u/VoidRealist_07 — 20 hours ago
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Pulwama Attack Mastermind Hamza Burhan Killed in Attack By Unknown Persons in PoK
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u/VoidRealist_07 — 20 hours ago
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To all my homies, chin up :)
Keep grinding, one day we all will make it there.
u/VoidRealist_07 — 12 days ago
The case was originally registered by ATS, Gujarat, following the arrest of Dr. Mohiuddin, an MBBS from China, after he was caught at a toll plaza carrying illegal weapons, a bottle containing 04 litres of castor oil and other incriminatory articles in his car in November 2025. Investigation by the ATS had led to the arrest of the other two accused the same day. Azad and Suhel were found to have earlier picked up parcels of money and illegal prohibited weapons from a dead-drop site in Hanumangarh, Rajasthan, and dropped them at a location in Chhatral, Gujarat, for Moinuddin to pick up.
u/VoidRealist_07 — 16 days ago
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my qualifications:
I just got my 12th result (Maharashtra Board) and I scored around 64.8%. I’m from general category. I tried my best to categorise my questions please help me.
Right now I’m confused between BSc Mathematics and BSc Computer Science. I don’t have strong guidance and I want a realistic comparison and advice.
My current situation:
Weak consistency in studies after 10th
No coding background or CS knowledge
Decent interest in Maths but not very disciplined
Worried about career scope and job security
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What I understand so far about:
BSc Mathematics:
More theoretical and proof-based
Career usually needs MSc or additional skills
Can lead to analytics, teaching, govt exams with preparation
Less direct job opportunities after graduation
---
BSc Computer Science:
More practical and skill-based
Coding, programming, data structures, etc.
Better direct job opportunities in IT if skills are good
But I have zero coding background right now
---
My confusion:
CS seems better for jobs but I don’t know anything about computers
Maths feels safer academically but less job-oriented alone
I’m afraid of choosing wrong and wasting 3 years
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What I need help with:
Which one is more realistic for someone starting from zero CS knowledge?
Can someone from BSc Maths still enter tech/data field later?
How hard is it to catch up in CS without 12th CS background?
What would you personally choose in my situation?
u/VoidRealist_07 — 17 days ago
my qualifications:
I just got my 12th result (Maharashtra Board) and I scored around 64.8%. I’m from general category. I tried my best to categorise my questions please help me.
Right now I’m confused between BSc Mathematics and BSc Computer Science. I don’t have strong guidance and I want a realistic comparison and advice.
My current situation:
Weak consistency in studies after 10th
No coding background or CS knowledge
Decent interest in Maths but not very disciplined
Worried about career scope and job security
---
What I understand so far about:
BSc Mathematics:
More theoretical and proof-based
Career usually needs MSc or additional skills
Can lead to analytics, teaching, govt exams with preparation
Less direct job opportunities after graduation
---
BSc Computer Science:
More practical and skill-based
Coding, programming, data structures, etc.
Better direct job opportunities in IT if skills are good
But I have zero coding background right now
---
My confusion:
CS seems better for jobs but I don’t know anything about computers
Maths feels safer academically but less job-oriented alone
I’m afraid of choosing wrong and wasting 3 years
---
What I need help with:
Which one is more realistic for someone starting from zero CS knowledge?
Can someone from BSc Maths still enter tech/data field later?
How hard is it to catch up in CS without 12th CS background?
What would you personally choose in my situation?
u/VoidRealist_07 — 17 days ago
my qualifications: I just got my 12th result (Maharashtra Board) and I scored around 64.8%. I’m from general category. I tried my best to categorise my questions please help me.
Right now I’m confused between BSc Mathematics and BSc Computer Science. I don’t have strong guidance and I want a realistic comparison and advice.
My current situation:
Weak consistency in studies after 10th
No coding background or CS knowledge
Decent interest in Maths but not very disciplined
Worried about career scope and job security
What I understand so far about:
BSc Mathematics:
More theoretical and proof-based
Career usually needs MSc or additional skills
Can lead to analytics, teaching, govt exams with preparation
Less direct job opportunities after graduation
BSc Computer Science:
More practical and skill-based
Coding, programming, data structures, etc.
Better direct job opportunities in IT if skills are good
But I have zero coding background right now
My confusion:
CS seems better for jobs but I don’t know anything about computers
Maths feels safer academically but less job-oriented alone
I’m afraid of choosing wrong and wasting 3 years
What I need help with:
Which one is more realistic for someone starting from zero CS knowledge?
Can someone from BSc Maths still enter tech/data field later?
How hard is it to catch up in CS without 12th CS background?
What would you personally choose in my situation?
u/VoidRealist_07 — 17 days ago
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