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Naman
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Right now in this year should a person do data scientist
If he should then from where like I have two options first from jee exam to get best college like iit and second from IIT Madras qualifier exam . Please tell me I am too much confused. Because it is new i don't even know exactly about it.
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Michelle M.
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Hello again, Naman !
As follow up I am happy to advise you again but it's really nothing to get worried about. It is normal to feel anxious but that can cause confusion so you may want to relax and take things step by step. It can be challenging, for sure, but you have our support.
In response to my first advice to you, you've stated that you should first study for the JEE in 11th and 12th grade and than if you do not pass the test than take the Qualifier Exam. I think you've solved it. It makes sense to do this since you can only take a Qualifier Exam if you pass 12th grade. Keep in mind that while you're in 11th and 12th grades, your teachers, headmasters, principal and school staff are there for you to guide you and let all the students know which steps to take and which classes to take based on their particular career goals.
Yes, a career in Data Science is a great thing to strive for. To take this in small doses, be concerned about the classes you take in 11th and 12th grade. I will suggest some classes, but I don't know if your school offers them right now, but choose some related to : Artificial Intelligence, Auto Machine Learning, Natural Language Processing, Data Fabric, Cloud Migration, Data As A Service, Robotic Process Automation, Federated Learning, Data Democratisation, and Data Regulation and Governance. In your current school choose any computer oriented classes they offer.
To alleviate some of your worry about this, also purchase a JEE Study Guide book. I left the link below for Amazon, but I am sure a lot of other places sell it so you can shop around for it. You can practice with the guide before you set out to take the exam. What will help you right now is less ruminating and instead taking active steps to apply the plans you have. Talk to classmates who plan to take the same route as you and see what they are doing.
I know that you will do well and I wish you all the best at school !
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As follow up I am happy to advise you again but it's really nothing to get worried about. It is normal to feel anxious but that can cause confusion so you may want to relax and take things step by step. It can be challenging, for sure, but you have our support.
In response to my first advice to you, you've stated that you should first study for the JEE in 11th and 12th grade and than if you do not pass the test than take the Qualifier Exam. I think you've solved it. It makes sense to do this since you can only take a Qualifier Exam if you pass 12th grade. Keep in mind that while you're in 11th and 12th grades, your teachers, headmasters, principal and school staff are there for you to guide you and let all the students know which steps to take and which classes to take based on their particular career goals.
Yes, a career in Data Science is a great thing to strive for. To take this in small doses, be concerned about the classes you take in 11th and 12th grade. I will suggest some classes, but I don't know if your school offers them right now, but choose some related to : Artificial Intelligence, Auto Machine Learning, Natural Language Processing, Data Fabric, Cloud Migration, Data As A Service, Robotic Process Automation, Federated Learning, Data Democratisation, and Data Regulation and Governance. In your current school choose any computer oriented classes they offer.
To alleviate some of your worry about this, also purchase a JEE Study Guide book. I left the link below for Amazon, but I am sure a lot of other places sell it so you can shop around for it. You can practice with the guide before you set out to take the exam. What will help you right now is less ruminating and instead taking active steps to apply the plans you have. Talk to classmates who plan to take the same route as you and see what they are doing.
I know that you will do well and I wish you all the best at school !
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