Is civil engineering a good choice for me as I am good at mathematics and physics but not so good at chemistry?

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Badri Narayanan | Contributor-Level 6

8 years ago

Yes, as long as you have the passion for it! You'll have to learn chemistry at some point of time but at a very elementary level! With good Maths, Civil is a cake walk! All the best!

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Lalit Choudhary | Guide-Level 15

8 years ago

Yes, why not. Civil engineering mainly focus application of mathematics and physics. Chemistry will be taught only in one semester of first year in civil engineering. So, go for civil engineering without any doubt. If you find my answer reliable, you can appreciate it by hitting the thumbs up and fo

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Samrat Dutta Roy | Beginner-Level 4

8 years ago

Thank you so much.

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