Which course should I pursue, I have a keen interest in mathematics and biology?

If I opt for medical, I will have to leave mathematics, but if I opt for engineering, then my career scope will get narrowed.

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Asked by Shivanand Choudhary

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Nithash Majumdar | Contributor-Level 9

9 years ago

Hey, Mathematics and bio, both can't go simultaneously especially in fields like engineering and medical. One has to be left apart. Interest is good and it would be helpful if you keep it that way no matter what stream you choose. And about the field, choose one that you wish to see yourself as in f

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Aakanxa Naik | Beginner-Level 4

9 years ago

You can't say that there is no scope in medical. There are many career scopes in medical but for that you have to study with full concentration and once you get into a medical your future will be safe and you will get a good job in any hospital. But, if you can't get good marks you will have be left

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