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Well it completely depends on one's interest and gravity towards one subject. I beleive that you need to explore and see that which subject pulls you more and then you can move ahead. Both subjects are great and have great future prospects. It will depend on which one you

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Since your rank is 1836 for Physics in GEN category you cant get a seat in some of the top IIT's but you would get a seat in some of the IIT's like : IIT Gandhinagar,IIT Patna,IIT Dhanbad and you would get a seat in some of the NIT's

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After completing your graduation in Physics there are lot of career opportunities such as Research analyst,lab technician,teacher etc. But if you go with M.Sc or PhD then you can become a scientist and you can also apply for CSIR NET exam.

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Yes you can do this. One of my classmate did this but the swap was between economics and physical education so for her loss was not that much significant. But for you it may become a hefty one as both the subject require you to have the prior

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It not only depends on the top papers . It varies from course to course . Physical Education would be considered in your top 5 after deducting 2 percentile since it's not a subject listed in first subject list . If you want to do B.Sc Honours , then you

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No, you are not eligible for MSC forestry as the minimum eligibility criteria for doing MSC in forestry is Graduation in B.Sc. Forestry, B.Sc. Agriculture, B.Sc. Horticulture, B.Tech. Horticulture or B.Tech. Agricultural Biotechnology. Since you have done graduation in Physics you are not eligible for MSC Forestry.

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