I gave 10th board exam and I am interested in physics and chemistry so what can I do?

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9 years ago

You must check your score in class x. go for science only if it is above 8.5. because science at class x and physics , chemistry at next level is quite different. i suggest you to first makeup your mind , what you want to do in future and than decide your subjects at secondary level.

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Nikhlesh Mathur | Guide-Level 14

9 years ago

Devanshu, right now focus on your XIth and XIIth. If your interest remains the same even after two years then get into a reputed college and do graduation in science subjects including Physics & Chemicstry. By that time you will have distinct liking ofr one of them. Thake that for your post graduati

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