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A math, D&T, physics,chemistry. It is necessary if you want to do engineering.
That, depends entirely on your own opinion. However, as I prefer working with machines, I would choose mechanical engineering.
I believe we should be choosing our subjects
No take engineering classes
You can have one of the engineering subjects as an optional subject. Or you can pick any two optional subjects for the mains and one for the prelims. For a list of optionals and more info try http://iasguide.googlepages.com
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As with other science or engineering careers, you would probably benefit from learning a lot of math, and science, subjects.
I have the same problem. I'm thinking of taking Biology History Law Psychology But really you don't need any qualifications, but it might help you to get in. Choose the subjects you're good at and enjoy.
From what I've learned, you should study subjects like science for enhancing technological skills, math for solving mechanical problems, and arts for unique and beautiful creativities .
Both A-levels and IB are advanced high school programs that can prepare students for university. A-levels are more focused and allow students to specialize in particular subjects, while the IB program offers a broader education with a combination of subjects. Students should choose based on their academic strengths, interests, and future career goals.
One option would be architectural engineering.
Things that are alike but different, or almost complete opposites but still with similarities. if you can choose any 2 subjects choose water and fire damage, because they are very alike and different at the same time.