Dear Aspirant,

Go with Physics. Physics might not be directly useful for you but it will increase your rational thinking. Physics will show you how to think and what is a good problem-solving approach. This skill is pretty much needed in any professional course so I suggest you should take Physics.

Moreover, you will find enough of Statistics in Mathematics to give you a starting taste. Also, if in future you want to pursue something else then if you do not have physics then it'll a problem for you as it is one of the mandatory subjects for many professional courses.

When you get into Bsc stats, there you will find it hard to co-op with students coming from stats background but that problem will fade away within a couple of weeks as your problem-solving skills are way ahead because of physics.

Hope this helps. Thank You.

Dear aspirant,

It really depends upon the career you would like to pursue ,

If you take physics and maths - if you would like to become a researcher , nucleur physict,  or a scholar you can choose physics as both the subjects  are interconnected

If it is,

Maths and statistics - These subjects are used to analyze data and after a degree it might be useful if you pursue financial analyst,  accounting,  now a days the scope of the statistician  as many of the government  and private comapanies need one.

All the best.