Should I take maths or not? I want to go for pharmacy after 12th.
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Answered by
Shashank Sharma Software Developer ,ZS Scholar ,AIT-Pune'20 | Guide-Level 12
7 years agoNot a compulsion for you. I would suggest you not to take it if you are not good at maths. As you can take electives such as PE to get good marks in class 12th boards without putting much effort. -
Just do your 12th with PCB only if you really want career in pharmacy.
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It's not need to take maths for pharmacy required subjects are PBC, so feel free.
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It is not compulsory to study Maths in class 12th. If you have to go in pharmacy after class 12th, but in that case your PCB will be seen and you can only go for subjects related to biology.
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There is no need. Only a basic knowledge is required.
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Answered by
Parveen Kumar Sharma Communication Skills Expert; Career and Life Coach | Guide-Level 14
7 years agoMathematics is not a mandatory subject or criteria for getting into the pharmacy course. -
Hello friend,
I am pharmacist, and for pharmacy, you don't need Maths
So, better focus on biology and chemistry for good score. -
Answered by
Vikas Tiwari Simple & Curious to reveal Nature's Kindness | Contributor-Level 9
7 years agoAs I have completed my B. Pharmacy, so I can answer it better. For pharmacy you have to pass with:
1) Either Maths or Biology with other subjects.
2) Minimum 60% marks in your class 12th.
These two criteria are must for anyone who wants to pursue B. pharmacy.
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