Questions and advice to pursue an IT career

1) I sucks in maths, should i continue to pursue a degree in Bsc?You should look up your University Curriculum.
If you major in Botany, Zoology or similar subjects, you might be able to avoid Mathematics alltogether.
2) People tell me programming job sucks, no life + pressure from difficult problems to slove... what do u think?I think what they told you is Bullshit.

(As far as difficulty of problems go, one faces problems in every possible career path, and solving them is what makes one "earn" his/her cash.)
3) I have great passion for games development.. but im no gd in maths How did you acquire this passion for games "development"? Is it a result of "playing" games?

Well, developing a game and playing it are two different ball games.
Depending on the kind of game you are intending to develop, profeciency at mathematics may be an essential requirement or might be absolutely not required.
4) Where should i start if i want to brush up my intermediate c++ programming to expert level.There are many books you can read (search CG for names).

I would also recommend you to make test applications aplenty - one that achieves every little tiny programming goal you can think of
(for example: a test application that manipulates containers like vectors, etc.)

Well, before I answer your question, let me ask you a question.

Questions: Why you wanna pick IT as a career?
Answers:
1) For money (like Bill Gates) ;)
2) To prove myself that I'm not a wimp :cool:
3) I don't know, my friends/family members etc they all say to do it :ehh:

If your answer is same or similar to 3, run away right now. Many people come into computer sciences because newspapers tells them that IT people get good salaries like U.S $ 1,00,000+/annum with benefits and medical (specially dential) insurance. And half way down the road, they realize that they were not built for this **** at the first place. So now what? Some quit, some just move along, and when they do not keep the pace and face the challenges of being an IT expert, they quit. Nobody like to take the blame or accept that fact that he wasn't good enough, so they have there own excuses.

"Err...man computers sucks, I don't wanna spend the natural days of my life with a ****ing machine", "Well, IT is not of my type" and bla bla bla. Honestly speaking, these kind of people have no place in IT, they are misfit and eventually they quit. :sick:

If your answer is 1, think again. Exceptions are always there, but don't think like just after graduating, you'll be offered a great job (like mentioned above). You have to prove yourself that you are worthy enough and it takes alot, I really means, alotttttttttttttttttttt. The key is, keep improving yourself, don't stop, keep moving, if not keep shaking, but don't just freeze, and when you'll be good enough, oppurtunities will look for you themself. :thumb:

If your answer is 2, then don't worry if you are not good at maths or anything, if you have the passion and you think that it runs through your body with your blood, then nothing can stop you, just try again, if it didn't work, hit it agian & hit it hard, keep doing that, until you get it. Welcome abord, you have come to the right place in this case. :)