Can You Relearn Physics After Graduating College?

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In summary, relearning physics after graduating college is possible and may even be beneficial for individuals seeking to refresh their knowledge or learn new concepts. While it may require some effort and dedication, there are various resources available, such as online courses and textbooks, that can aid in the relearning process. Additionally, actively engaging in problem-solving and practice can help solidify understanding and retention of physics principles. It is never too late to continue learning and improving one's understanding of physics, even after graduating from college.
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Hello,
My name is Ashish. Physics has been a difficult subject for me. Somehow I manage to graduate from college and has lost touch with Physics. I am learning again.
 
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