Can maths be taken as a main or additional subject in 12th?

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9 years ago

It depends, what you want to do after completing class 12th. But, most of the courses require mathematics as a main subject and even few schools gives you an option for taking mathematics as an additional subject. If your school doesn't gives you that option, then automatically mathematics will be t

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Nitin Deshmukh | Scholar-Level 17

9 years ago

Maths will be there in class 12th as one the main subjects.

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Prasad Keluskar | Contributor-Level 6

9 years ago

First, you should decide your future path. If you want engineering, then you can't consider mathematics as an optional subject. If your direction is different, then you can go for additional subjects.

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