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psycology or geography. guide plzzzzzzzzzzz
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depends on ur interest ... psych is technical while geo will have alot of knowledge and u have to remember....
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Psycho Is best and High scoring but if you studied before then .........
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depends on ur interest ... psych is technical while geo will have alot of knowledge and u have to remember....
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Both are best
And scoring if you have some background and interest.
Go through the syllabus and past papers and finally decide it .
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As compare to psychology, geography is little bit easy but psychology is more marks scoring and you will have to study biology in psychology, you will study thoroughly Brain, spinal cord, ear, eye, nose, tongue, and skin.

In geography you will have to study such topics like rock types, earth quacks, precipitation, earth crust, oceans, economical activities, and major imports and exports of the countries.

I opted both subjects psychology and geography
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