Which is better, a B.Sc. In Physics or a B.Sc. In chemistry?

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    Deeksha Dixit | Contributor-Level 10

    a year ago
    Both courses offer a variety of career options; the choice is yours as to which one you want to pursue. Here is a comparison provided to assist you in deciding which is best for you:
    1. Course curriculum: In B.Sc. Physics you learn about concepts such as quantum mechanics, magnetism, and Optics. In B.Sc. Chemistry you study reactivity, molecular structure, elements, etc. , in detail.
    2. Jobs: With a B.Sc. In Physics you can get jobs such as scientific laboratory technician, research scientist, radiation protection adviser, etc. A B.Sc. In Chemistry can get you a job as a chemist, nanotechnologist, or chemical engineer.
    3. Salaries: The
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  • If you are experimental person and desiring for inventing something new you are for B.Sc. Physics here you will came to know how the equipments you are using in your daily life had came in existence. It's a exiting and interesting course.

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