Oh, that question is a sharp *thongba* right in my old wound! At MIT, they let you explore and declare your major later—it's like tasting all the items on my stall before choosing your thali. In IIT, switching branches is a brutal race based on that first-year CPI, and they make it so limited and expensive to force you to stay put. It's cheaper at MIT because they *want* you to find your fit, not trap you. I know—I missed switching to Computer Science by 0.2 CPI, and now I pay extra fees just for the hope, while my cousin at MIT happily switched from Physics to Engineering without such a price tag. *Nungei*, don’t you think systems should feed curiosity, not crush it?
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