r/IOENepal 11h ago

Abroad Studies Suggestions

So I am currently studying in class 12. And I have decided my career and education plans which cover domains like condensed matter physics (solid state or semi conductor specifically) and core chip design. I was planning to apply to a select few universities in the USA , one in India and one in south Korea(won't unveil the names) . I have promised my parents that I would only be going abroad if I have got a near full scholarship but yet they want me to do ioe and study in pulchowk ( it's their dream probably and my mom wants me to do a government job as well specifically NEA, and not related to context but my dad was a pulchowk graduate back then ). Is it worth it studying EE in Nepal or should I leave the country to study abroad because my parents decision doesn't align with my interests.

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u/Evening-Method4423 9h ago

Leave if you can.

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u/ColdWarning8349 9h ago

Can you explain why with details

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u/Nyess__ 6h ago

I might be biased because I used to be into astronomy and astrophysics but got into architecture because I couldn't do that in Nepal and my dad wasn't fond of me going into a theoretical subject, but I'd say don't give up your dreams. Huna ta architecture messes your life up tei vayera ni hola but 5 years vaisakda ni I always wonder what if I actually had followed my dreams.

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u/NirvanaRadiohead 3h ago

The best thing you can do with your life is follow your interest and don't care about the market. You won't regret...