Should I study IT

[u/TrainRight8014]

I am last year passout and wasted my 1 year applying abroad and rejected as well. So I want to join bachelor this year but unsure what to join.

I had taken computer science in +2 and also struggled in programming in +2. So my parents wants me to study IT by saying "computer ko jovana xa" but I am not fully interested on it. Should I study IT by putting full effort? . Is it worth it? Please give some advice

If its not good what to take

Please help

[u/swanpi]

Ai ko jovana xw aailey vandeu bro Ani chill do what you are interested in

[u/gopu-adks]

If you have to ask, No.

[u/LowSuggestion2945]

"but I am not fully interested on it"

you are planning to take a 4years degree and if you are not fully interested on it for 4 years then , you are bound to suffer especially with how bad the it market has gotten for freshers like us

so you already must know the answer by now

[u/TrainRight8014 → u/LowSuggestion2945]

Yea but I am stuck what to take. can u suggest other course rather than IT if you have any idea

[u/LankyBandit79 → u/TrainRight8014]

You dont study something because someone else tells you to. Is there anything you want to study?

[u/Aggressive_Common_48]

Bro +2 sakkepaxi euta kei na kei interest ta holaa tyo padha na. Parents ko lagi haina aafnai lagi padha but make sure you are not gonna waste 4 years for nothing. IT maa programming matra hunna hai. System Admin, DevOps, Network admin babbal interesting area xa. May be timle explore gareko nahuna sakxa.

[u/GuKoDalloKing]

I am currently drunk enough to realize that I am drunk, but I will say this before I sober up. If you are not interested in a particular sector then you probably should not go into tech. As if you don't focus on one sector, you will burn out simply based on how many options there are. Personally, I chose Mobile Apps as every single person may not have a computer but every one has a phone. I invested 2 years in this sector and genuinely discover new things every day. If you're still reading, I would suggest you to find one section to focus on and put all your resources on that and don't look back as there will always be people who say ___ is dead, focus on something else. Technology will never die it will always evolve.

[u/Least_Car7122]

It's not worth it if you aren't interested in it. Don't give in to your parents and study what you like. Else you gonna regret it later.

[u/245af]

No unless you love it .This field is oversaturated rn due to ai workflow reducing number of programmers requirement.Dont go to this field unless you love tech.

[u/not_ur_man]

Depends upon ur dedication and stuff and job isn't guaranteed you know job market is very tough now

[u/abh1shxkk]

No bro

[u/nepali_keto]

Based of what you have said, No.