I did my EEE in 2017 and took UPSC coaching last year. Is it a good decision to join in M.Sc environmental science?

Some people are advising me to continue with my UPSC preparation.

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Pravin Javheri | Guide-Level 11

7 years ago

Hi Chethan, If you were firm about pursuing career through UPSC, then you should definitely go for the same. But, if you are not really sure about it, you should go for another option which is of M.Sc Environmental is also one of the good courses. I will suggest that, think deeply for a week and th

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Pravin Javheri | Guide-Level 11

7 years ago

M.Tech would also work. You can at least bag a job through that. Even if you fail to crack UPSC in the very first attempt, job would be there and you can try again.

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