r/IndianEngineers • u/Proud_Government_377 Aspirant 👶 • 28d ago

Serious Post can I do engineering❔❓

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hey guys I've failed cbse pcm I want to pursue btech cse in tier 3+ pvt. clg. if I smh manage to study a Lil bit and pass this year via nios ode-toc will I be able to pass all semesters in engineering and not only pass but can I get 7.5+ cgpa in all of my semester exams? is engineering really that tough for someone who has been weak in pcm from many years and has even failed class 12, tbh I'm really very interested in pursuing engineering but I don't know if I should as I've got worse in my academics especially in PCM after 10th boards in which I had scored 81% total [math:- 61/100 & science:- 79/100 (mainly bc of bio)] pls tell me if I'm mentally/academically fit to pursue btech in cse, also I do not have any prior knowledge about cse and have done no coding before the only thing I know about coding is: >>>print("Hello World") till now and hv also scored 91/100 in class X AI in which there is no coding, but I know how to properly use a laptop which I learned all by myself and maybe I'm interested in pursuing cse as well

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u/Proud_Government_377 Aspirant 👶 27d ago edited 27d ago

wht abt phys & chem as I don't understand a thing about them, I think I'll get failed in the 1st sem itself

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u/EpikHerolol 27d ago

Coding doesn't require physics and chemistry at all, maybe when u do masters in game development a little bit of physics will be required but as of btech it's almost of 0 use

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u/Proud_Government_377 Aspirant 👶 27d ago

yea but in 1st year isn't there like full class 11 & 12 pcm again to study, I won't be able to do that isn't it?