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So is my sentence correct? I mean the sentence '....no matter what field they study in'.
Yes. The phrase "field of study" is more usual by far (according to a Google search), but "field they study in" is also used.

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Yes. The phrase "field of study" is more usual by far (according to a Google search), but "field they study in" is also used.

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OK got it! Thanks sir.
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