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“I'm currently pursuing a B.Tech, but I've developed a strong interest in psychology, and now I feel like I want to switch to psychology. At the same time, I'm constantly questioning whether I'm making the right decision or not. I honestly don't know how to figure out what's right for me or how to make this decision.”

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Someone answered with kindness...

in my opinion, if there ever is something that intrigues you but you don't know or aren't sure of what to do about it, try it out. ask for an internship, read about people's experiences and start seeing whether the studied topics interest you or not . it can maybe change your perspective

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Another soul answered...

I think you should first explore psychology a bit more before making a decision. Read about it, understand the subject and what career options it offers. If you genuinely enjoy understanding people and helping them, then you can definitely consider switching. But remember, psychology also requires a lot of patience, empathy and the ability to understand people without judging them. Also, if you're in your 1st or 2nd year of B.Tech, it might be a good time to make the switch. Even if you're further along, you can still think about it. Just don't rush into a decision. Take some time to figure out whether it's something you're truly interested in or just a passing thought.

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