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I like chemistry but I don't like maths... Which engineering should I choose ..


Aakanksha Saxena 4th May, 2019
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Ankita 4th May, 2019
Hello Aakanksha
You will have to study mathematics in the first year because it is a compulsory subject for B.Tech.
As far as your desire of studying Chemistry is concerned, I would suggest you to go for Chemical engineering.
Ronit Jain 4th May, 2019

Whichever field you choose, if you're aiming to become an engineer it's necessary to have a grip on math as well. As far as the field is concerned, you could become a chemical engineer where the chemistry would be your subject of interest, but keep in mind that you'll still have to do math.

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