Need Guidance: Should I Choose Physics Masters or TCS?

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The discussion revolves around a recent graduate in Physics facing a dilemma between pursuing a Master's degree or accepting a job offer from TCS (Tata Consultancy Services) for an ITIS profile. The graduate expresses concern about losing touch with physics if they delay further studies and worries about missing out on the opportunity to start a career with a reputable company like TCS. They also mention unsuccessful attempts at qualifying for entrance exams for prestigious institutes like IIT JAM and TIFR. The key points highlight the conflict between academic aspirations and career opportunities, emphasizing the importance of making a decision that balances immediate employment with long-term educational goals.
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Hello ! I am in great confusion. Cleared Graduation in Physics(H) this year with 65.93% marks.Was interested in Physics. I also got selected in TCS(Tata Consultancy Services) for ITIS profile with 2 year bond.Cant decide what should I do.Should I continue Masters or go for TCS.I know, both are different areas but I am unable to decide.
If I doMasters after 2years I doubt I would remember the physics nicely then.If I choose it now, I think I will lose an opportunity of early start, with such a renowned organization like TCS.
I can't decide my priorities, please help.I also tried IIT JAM, TIFR (Entrance Exams for renowned Institutes in India) but failed to qualify.
 
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