The discussion centers on a student's regret over wasted time during their engineering degree, particularly in pursuing online income through blogging instead of focusing on core subjects. The individual realized their potential too late, only in their fourth year, leading to feelings of inadequacy and a desire to recover lost academic ground. They express a strong commitment to engineering despite past failures and seek strategies for mastering over 20 core subjects to secure a job in the field.
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I am trying to figure out what to do? Wait till I study those 20 core subjects?? Or what to do? Those failures gave me ambitions in education instead so I also want to do higher education like masters and I would be proud if I made phd(which I won't do most likely)..as I value education now...I don't know what plan should I follow? I think I cleared this in my question as well..Mondayman said:
shivajikobardan said:
. Not a fan of the whole turtle neck thing.I think we have tried our best to give you advice, and this thread is pretty much done now. Please re-read some of the posts in the thread to see if you can summarize some of the best advice for yourself, and then pursue those paths and options. Best of luck.shivajikobardan said: