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Default Applied + Pure Math VS Physics CE 2018/2019
which one is more scoring and better for CE 2018

Applied + Pure Math
Physics

P.S I have equal interest in both.
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I also had equal interest in both. But fluid dynamics, thermodynamics, solid state etc make me crazy. Then I compared the syllabus with math and concluded i should do math as i had already covered most of the syllabus and didn't find any topic that i genuinely hate.
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Applied math seems easy for an engineer but take time to decide pure math.
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