I was not good in chemistry in +2. I want to study B.Sc computer science after +2. Is it a right choice?

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Anurag Raj | Contributor-Level 7

8 years ago

If you have any trouble or you are unable to understand Chemistry, then it would be best for you to change your track. I appreciate your decision. All the very best for your future.

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