Physics I want to pursue my dream of becoming an astrophysicist

Thread starter Mayank Kumar
Start date Jan 5, 2016
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Choosing a field after cracking the IIT-JEE is crucial for future career prospects. While computer science is a popular recommendation due to its high demand and lucrative job opportunities, those interested in astrophysics should consider pursuing an undergraduate degree in physics as the most suitable path. This foundational education is essential for a career in astrophysics, providing the necessary knowledge and skills. It's important to weigh personal interests and career goals when making this decision.

Jan 5, 2016

Mayank Kumar

I live in India
If i crack IIT-JEE witch field should i choose or choose IIT or not??

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Jan 5, 2016

Mayank Kumar

My friend suggested me to take Computer scienes as did some other sites..
What should I do ?

Jan 5, 2016

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If you really want to get into astrophysics, your best route is to start with an undergraduate degree in physics.

Jan 6, 2016

Mayank Kumar

Thanks for help.

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