What are the Best Fields for a Physics and Computer Science Student to Pursue?

In summary, the best fields for a physics and computer science student to pursue include artificial intelligence, quantum computing, and data science. These fields combine the principles of physics and computer science to tackle complex problems and drive innovation in various industries such as healthcare, finance, and technology. Additionally, fields such as robotics, cybersecurity, and computer engineering also offer promising opportunities for students with a background in both physics and computer science. Overall, these fields offer a perfect blend of theoretical knowledge and practical skills, making them highly desirable for physics and computer science students.
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I'm a student from India and I'm studying to clear the IIT-JEE. I study physics, chemistry, maths, and computer science. I enjoy physics and computer science and I want to work in either of these fields. I also enjoy mathematics but my aptitude is not in it. Inorganic chemistry is not my area of interest, though I find all other parts of chemistry equally good.
 
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