SENIORS PLEASE REPLY !

Hi,

I'm interested in computer science but bhu bsc cs or statistics isn't in my reach

I might get mmv ba

And I'm getting bsc in udai pratap college or in DU BSc physical science with electronics in arsd ,dduc etc. but I'm not much interested in it

BUT COLLEGE ALSO MATTERS TO ME A LOT AND IN GENERAL TOO

I've been stuck in dummy school to drop year

A draining and confidence shattering journey for 3-4 years

Now I want to be in a good peer group,

College exposure, study facilities, faculty, small and big opportunities for personality development or otherwise

So if I choose mmv is it a logical and worthy decision?

Please guide

I'm not much interested in philosophy than Computer Science

But considering the ultimate goal of government jobs

Should I sacrifice course for college

As UP college vs MMV BHU must be a huge difference right??

I've no idea about any of these

Wasn't well informed about cuet ug , college courses, combinations etc. therefore couldn't score great too🥺

I've huge REGRETS!!!!

(I'm 18.5 F)

SENIORS PLEASE REPLY

Hi everyone,

Can I get BA in MMV???

I'm honestly very stressed and confused after my CUET results. I know my score isn't great, so please don't judge me—I would really appreciate realistic advice.

My scores:

* English: 137

* General Test: 75

* Physics: 70

(((* Chemistry: 24

* Mathematics: 44)))

Category: EWS (Female)

Also read this:

Based on last year's cutoffs, I'm also getting decent B.Tech colleges through UPTAC, so I'm trying to compare all my options before making a final decision.

I'm not restricting myself to CS anymore. I'm open to almost any stream if the university is good.

Some options I'm considering are:

* B.Tech

* BBA

* BCA

* B.Sc. (any specialization)

* Creative + Tech related courses

* Economics

* Statistics

* Data-related programs

* Management

* Or any other course with good future scope

My priorities are:

* A reputed government university (Central or State)

* Good peer group

* Safe campus (especially for girls)

* Supportive faculty

* Good personality development and exposure

* Decent college life with clubs/events

* Good opportunities

My long-term plan is likely to prepare for government exams and/or PG entrance exams, so I also want a college that gives me a good academic environment and enough time to prepare.

Could you please tell me:

* What are the best possible universities and courses I can realistically get with my scores?

* Which options should I prioritize?

* Are there any underrated but good government universities I shouldn't miss?

* If you were in my position, what would you choose?

I'm genuinely overwhelmed and don't want to make a wrong decision because of lack of information.

Thank you so much for your help. I truly appreciate it.

Please don't criticize for the bad marks

I've already scolded myself enough

Hi everyone,

I'm honestly very stressed and confused after my CUET results. I know my score isn't great, so please don't judge me—I would really appreciate realistic advice.

My scores:

* English: 137

* General Test: 75

* Physics: 70

(((* Chemistry: 24

* Mathematics: 44)))

Category: EWS (Female)

Based on last year's cutoffs, I'm also getting decent B.Tech colleges through UPTAC, so I'm trying to compare all my options before making a final decision.

I'm not restricting myself to CS anymore. I'm open to almost any stream if the university is good.

Some options I'm considering are:

* B.Tech

* BBA

* BCA

* B.Sc. (any specialization)

* Creative + Tech related courses

* Economics

* Statistics

* Data-related programs

* Management

* Or any other course with good future scope

My priorities are:

* A reputed government university (Central or State)

* Good peer group

* Safe campus (especially for girls)

* Supportive faculty

* Good personality development and exposure

* Decent college life with clubs/events

* Good opportunities

My long-term plan is likely to prepare for government exams and/or PG entrance exams, so I also want a college that gives me a good academic environment and enough time to prepare.

Could you please tell me:

* What are the best possible universities and courses I can realistically get with my scores?

* Which options should I prioritize?

* Are there any underrated but good government universities I shouldn't miss?

* If you were in my position, what would you choose?

I'm genuinely overwhelmed and don't want to make a wrong decision because of lack of information.

Thank you so much for your help. I truly appreciate it.

Please don't criticize for the bad marks

I've already scolded myself enough