Which are the difficult subjects in 12th class?

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8 years ago

The subject which we fail to Understand is most difficult one. While those which we understand easily is the easiest one.

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Amisha Singh | Beginner-Level 4

8 years ago

Physics is difficult in science side and for commerce business studies is difficult.

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Sumit Kumar Singh | Contributor-Level 7

8 years ago

It is very helpful.

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Ashutosh Shekhar | Beginner-Level 4

8 years ago

It depends on you and your interest. But in all, maths can be said to be the toughest of all.

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Sumit Kumar Singh | Contributor-Level 7

8 years ago

Do you know Sandeep Maheshwari?

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Sups Singh | Beginner-Level 3

8 years ago

PCM is a difficult stream.

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Ashutosh Shekhar | Beginner-Level 4

8 years ago

What is left aside of PCM. The guy is asking among these subjects not including English etc.

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