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Do I have to be good at math and science to be a Chemical Engineering?

Chemical Engineering student always good in math and science?

  • Shreya
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  • Yas, you need to be good in all PCM subjects for chemical engineering

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  • If you are opting for Chemical Engineering , Your Aggregate Score in PCM Overall should be greater than 100 if it is out of 200.Chemical Engineering consists of Subjects which need basics of Chemistry , Physics (Motion and kinematics) , Mathematics(Deivatives ,Integration and general mathematics).So therefore you  need to be thorough with basics of Maths And Science if you want to successfully pursue your career in Chemical Engineering

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  • If you are good in mathematics and science, it will be helpful for you to be a chemical engineer. But only maths and science are not necessary for chemical engineering. you have to gain knowledge in deep of a wide range of chemicals.br /br /RX Marine was established in 1996 in Mumbai, India; as a chemical manufacturing company catering exclusively to the needs of the marine industry. In a short span of 12 years the company has established itself as one of the leading wholesale suppliers of a wide range of chemicals for - Marine industry internationally - and other local industires and plants. Our client list bears testimony to this. The RXSOL policy has its foundations on two pillars of strength - a continuous investment in research and development to deliver premium quality products and a commitment to service.br / br /a rel='nofollow' href="http://rxmarine.com/Natural-Blue-Biodegradable-Cleaner-Degreaser"Degreaser/a

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  • According to me, it's depend upon everyone, Nobody is not good or bad in any subject. The main thing is that 'what he/she is getting something related to subject , If he/she is lying lightly then he will not be good in math or science . Otherwise it doesn't matter

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