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Hi everyone, I'm thinking of enrolling in the O.P. Jindal Global University B.Sc. Psychology (Blended) programme, but I'm honestly very confused. This would be my first bachelor's degree, so I really don't want to make the wrong decision. Since the programme only started in October 2025, there aren't any graduates yet, which makes it hard to know how good it actually is. I'm investing around ₹3 lakh, so I want to know if it's genuinely worth it or if I'd be better off choosing another option. I'm also a bit concerned about the recent UGC changes regarding online/ODL psychology programmes and what they could mean for this blended degree in the future. If you're currently studying in this programme or know someone who is, please help me. I'd really appreciate your honest experience. Do you feel the programme is worth it? Would you choose it again? Would you recommend it as someone's first degree? I mail them and I had conversation with current student but maybe it was a student or a admission staff I don't trust so please help I ask them few questions regarding admission and course they answered it friendly but I still need a current student advice. Honest advice—positive or negative—would mean a lot. Thank you! 🌸

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One of my friend is doing bsc physics honours(tier 4 gov), 2 years ago it used to be 3 years degree but after new education policy it was changed to be 4 years and he wants to change his stream from science to computer .I know he can write gate cs and gate da but if he get a good score will he be able to satisfy the eligibility criteria iisc, iit-d/b/m/k, or iiit h?.

How much cgpa will be required?

Btw that friend is myself

I got into BSc Fin and Eco (both Mumbai campus), and I'm confused between the two of them. On one hand, I personally know 3-4 people who were in BSc Fin and got great placements. On the other hand, I don't know anyone from BSc Eco, I've just heard that it's a good course and there is some scope for it in the future. Math and eco are literally my favorite subjects, and I am willing to go the extra mile if I take the course. I'm just worried about the rigor. Upon reading some forums, some mfs just scared the shit out of me.

If a BSc Eco student is reading this, can you walk me through your schedule? Do you all get any free time for extra curricululars at all? And does it make sense to do CFA with it?