What should I choose among Maths and Science to become a scientist?

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    Roushan Kumar | Contributor-Level 6

    8 years ago
    It depends on what kind of scientist you want to be.
    If you want to do research in purely medical based field, I don't think maths would be compulsory.
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    Divya Jain Student | Guide-Level 12

    8 years ago
    Hello,
    Thanks for asking.
    If you want to become a scientist, you have to read both Science & Maths because both the subjects are related to each other.
    Yes, if you don't like mathematics, then you can select (PCB), Physics Chemistry & Biology. You can get into research field by pursuing these subjects also.
    Please read:
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    I hope it will help you.
    Best of luck.
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    vaishnavi pawar

    8 years ago
    I think you should go with both maths and science.
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    Surabhi Chaudhary Engineer at Honda Cars India Limited | Guide-Level 11

    9 years ago
    Physics would be a better choice for becoming a scientist. It will definitely involve some mathematics but not purely. If you take pure mathematics course you can become a mathematician.
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    Kajal Padhy | Contributor-Level 6

    6 years ago
    Both are equally important to be a scientist.
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    Suni K | Guide-Level 14

    8 years ago
    Both Science and Maths are inevitable for a scientist.
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    Dipankar Halder

    9 years ago
    maths,obtaining PhD
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    sajan midha

    9 years ago
    Look. To become a scientist. U should take Science stream. N then choose maths or biology as per year interest. Bt make sure. Whatever u choose. U feel interested in doing it
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    rishika kumar | Contributor-Level 7

    7 years ago
    It totally depends upon you. Maths itself is a part of science and you should go for Science with maths as it will help you in becoming a scientist.
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    Qamre Alam | Contributor-Level 9

    7 years ago
    U can choose PCM because physics and chemistry already came in Science so choose PCM in 12th.

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