why do we have choose bsc chemistry with maths course?
544747
Because your school requires it?
1165658
Chemistry develops the tools for other sciences.\n\nNeed a better conductor for high power physics?  You come to chemistry for purer Cu or somesuch.\n\nNeed a sterile medium for biological assays?  You come to chemistry.
524212
I don't know about BSc, but BCA and MCA are automatically eliminated from the list as I believe you require to take Mathematics as a subject during your Junior College years.\n\nContact an education counsellor as they will be able to guide you effectively.
722709
We would choose physics because it is a combo of math and chemistry. Math can be seen in all physics while chemistry is more applied to thermodynamics and fluids. Physics is the favorite of science geeks.
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I'm afraid I have to agree with RockyQA, but there is much more to it than that. Most education majors in college are only required to take one or two math and science classes as part of their general education requirements. That hardly qualifies them to teach the subject. I believe that because of this requirement many education majors who are not interested in math and science are more attracted to the major. Finally, since teachers are paid so poorly in this country, the US, people who have math and science skills are much more likely to go into science and engineering professions where their starting pay out of college may be two or three times higher than that for teachers. Is it any wonder there is a problem?\n\nThe other factor that is also to blame is that many parents don't understand math and science either. If kids don't see their parents having an interest in the subject they are much less likely to find it appealing. Then there is the large group of parents who are actively hostile toward science because they believe it conflicts with their religious beliefs. This doesn't help either because the kids often come to school with a closed mind.
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I'm training to be a dental assistant and was surprised at the amount of information that I needed to learn.  I needed to learn the everything that the doctor needs to learn just not in as much depth.  We are assistants to doctors, their right hand if we are good at our job.  Chemistry is VERY important because to be a nurse you must study pharmacology, drugs and there contra indications and to know that well you need the basics.  Hence the chemistry.
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Yes there should be maths in school coz our lives is based on calculations\n\nEspecially MONEY !!!\n\n$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$
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No. Mathematics is compulsory. Though sorry to say that however it is bitter truth that if you can pass Mathematics in 12th there is no point in going for B. Tech better go for some other stream where you can excel instead of being one of the B.Tech with out any merit.
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maths is just like a game in which sometimes u won sometimes lose. i too lov maths bcoz it is the only subject in which u dont have to mug up anything .simply  just by   understanding it once and practising it regularly anyone can easily score good marks
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Biology, chemistry and math.
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basically physics,chemistry and maths
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I don't think either one is easier.  It depends on your interest and/or aptitude.  My degree is in chemistry and I think it is easier than physics.  I'm sure physicists think physics is easier than chemistry.
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It really does depend on the person.  Math deals more with numbers, while biology deals more with the study of life and anatomy.  In my case, I like both equally.  In general, though, especially as you get into the higher levels of math, I think people start to like biology more because they can't visualize and solve math problems.
865570
I would take a wide variety of courses...sciences, maths, history, geography, languages.  That way you will have all of your bases covered.
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I like the B.A. myself, I think it is more rounded, but a B.S. is more traditional for a science related field.  In general, however, most employers won't care much one way or the other.
570385
Algebra is needed for SO many things! Recipes, budgeting you name it. It teaches problem solving. Geometry is good to shape your mind to think logically. I actually took geometry twice out of my own free will because I loved proving the angles were equal or whatever. My mind was never so sharp. Trig, well I actually haven't found a use for that yet....
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chemists are 10 a penny. working as sales rep for chem company is best opion if money is your prime aim.  but remember a BSc is no longer regarded as a high level of educaton due to the large numbers who have them and this has pushed down graduate wages, science graduates are among the lowest paid.  avoid research work as it is low paid and short term contract in many cases.  you may wish to consider working abroad too. good luck