Is maths and physics enough for engineering?

The All India Council for Technical Education has scrapped the mandatory requirement for maths and physics at the 12th grade for admission to engineering colleges. If a kid wants to study something else in school and then is motivated enough to work extra hard to study engineering, it’s good only.

Can you do engineering with just physics?

But on to the question itself: you CAN study engineering without having studying A level physics (or maths), lots do, but it will make it harder to get your head around many of the concepts.

Can you become an engineer with A math degree?

It certainly is possible, but you’d probably have to take some remedial coursework in the engineering discipline in addition to your master’s requirements. While your mathematical preparation will be excellent, there are still engineering fundamentals you will need in order to do the master’s core courses.

What jobs can physics and maths get you?

Explore your career options

• Maths and Physics Graduate Destinations.
• Accountancy, Banking, Finance, Management and Technology Consultancy.
• Data Science & Statistics.
• Software Engineering.
• Engineering – Energy, Oil & Gas, Telecoms, Aeronautical, Process etc.

Can I be an engineer without physics?

Engineering is the application of mathematics and science to find solutions to real world problems. As we know physics, chemistry, etc are the basic sciences. So , the answer is no. You can’t live without physics.

Should I get an engineering degree or a physics degree?

Go for the engineering degree. If you want to do research or teach, a physics degree is fine but be prepared to stay in school and get a Ph.D. (for research work or professorship at a university) or a Masters if you want to teach high school physics. Honestly, I think that an engineering degree will provide you with more opportunities.

Can I be an engineer if I struggle with math?

If you want to be an engineer, but struggle with math, all is not lost. This post is meant encourage you to pursue engineering regardless of the math. Skip to main content Home Support News Contact Us

How is life in engineering compared to math and physics?

Life in engineering is more than math and physics although we do use a lot of math and physics in engineering. I suspect you are doing just fine if your classmates are in the same boat.

Can I get a master’s degree in engineering with a math degree?

If you can prove proficiency in math and science and you hold a bachelor’s degree, you may be able to pursue a master’s program in engineering.