Is doing bachelor's from DU SOL worth it in 2024?? plz read my full post🙏
• I passed 12th standard in 2024 & got 84%, I chosen humanities for senior secondary level after 10th standard due to some bad physical & mental health conditions (I did not had any interest in study & also the streams to be chosen for higher studies). • Between 11th and 12th I researched a lot about career after and best courses for after arts I become interested in some careers/courses but it was just a 2-3 days interest. • Then again I become confused and anxious about my career, after sometime 12th final exams came & I dropped the career stress & studied for the exams. • After that there was a new thing called CUET started 2 years ago to take admission in college without this nobody can take admission in colleges in delhi. • I thought about giving CUET so that I could be in a good college but again my bad physical health condition came in (I'm not a person w disability but a victim of arthritis from 2020) & due to that I would not be able to attend college regularly. • After that I thought for enrolling in open university like SOL DU & IGNOU and online universities but there fees is high compared to SOL DU & IGNOU. So I became convinced to enroll in Sol Du • Throughout 11th & 12th I developed interest in Political science subject because of that I first applied for BA Pol sci. Honours, after applying I again become confused about the course I chosen - can I do it? Or is it worth doing? Career?....etc. • I got approved for that course but I was confused so I applied second time for another course in SOL DU- BA Programme with Pol sci. as major & Economics as minor. I was little bit relaxed after applying for this and paying fees.
At last, I have some Questions from seniors
- Is doing bachelor's from Sol Du worth it? Will I face discrimination for studying in Sol Du ?
- Is Economics subject hard for student who have not studied eco. in 11th and 12th and also is average in maths?
- What can I do to make the best career (high paying)???
- After studying my post if you have any recommendations please write it to me.
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I can totally relate to your struggles with arthritis - it's a tough condition to deal with. I hope you're prioritizing your self-care and taking it easy when you need to. Your posts resonate deeply with me, and I often feel like I'm reading about a younger version of myself.
Thank you dear for this comment 🙏
I didn't know before this comment that some people (like you) genuinely care about others and give them advice like their big brother and well wishers 😇
If possible can we chat? And know more about each other..
Taking an admission is important. At the end, the college you go to, the course you graduated in, do not really matter. Skills do.
Work on skill development; considering you might have enough time. Intern anywhere and everywhere; across categories, business, operations, support, product, marketing, or anything that comes across.
Consider the 3 years of graduate as a test for your life. Once you find an interesting enough field work more into it, do internships like anything. Don’t go after money; paid, unpaid doesn’t matter.
Only that can actually uplift you in the most true sense. This will help build confidence and give you experience to land into a job after the degree; where people will speak of your experience more than your degree.
All the best.
Thank you dear for your genuine advise 🙏
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Go with any well known college for regular educatio
I didn't gave CUET