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LoginI don't like maths but like physics and chemistry. Should I go for B.Tech? Which course should I pursue?
Career Talk Work & Career 3 years ago
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manpreet 3 years ago
Yes, you can pursue B.Tech. You can go for chemical engineering or mechanical engineering. Mechanical engineering has lots of physics.
manpreet 3 years ago
There are several courses for you like BBA, BCA, BBM, B.Sc in chemistry, B.Sc in physics, BA in fashion designing, BA in interior designing, jewellery designing, etc. Good luck.
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3 years ago
I got the point that you don't like Physics & Chemistry, but only you can explore what you like then. You may choose popular alternate career choices like Govt. exams, B.Com, BCA, etc. If you want an off-beat career then go for photography, fashion designing or tourism as a career.