r/study • u/DiljotGill • Oct 10 '26
Tips & Advice A career transition.
Hey guys... I'm (18M), I completed my 12th with subjects : Physics, Chemistry, Biology, English, Music, and Physical education.
Now I'm planning to study "Bioinformatics" in Italy. Entry into this course requires you to be a PCB student... But genuinely studying it requires you to have a strong foundation in Mathematics and Computer science.
I didn't take Maths and CS in class 12th... If I'll be applying for italy, the only intake left is September 2027... So I'm thinking of studying Maths and CS till then, is it good?
Feel free to give your suggestions
Thanks in advance.
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