Should I take math or physics in a level?

Maths and physics are two of the most challenging subjects available at A Level. They both require logical thinking, decision making and problem solving. If the answer is yes to all of the above, then you should give real consideration to studying that subject at A Level. …

Which is easier maths or physics A level?

There is a lot more maths involved than at GCSE level, and this might be why students find it hard. In fact, 40\% of the marks in your A-Level Physics exams come from maths alone. This is because it’s very difficult to complete the A-Level Physics course without concepts from A-Level Maths.

Do I need Maths or physics to become a doctor?

You don’t need Maths or Physics to do medicine – just look at Universities requirements, and you’ll see that most ask only for Biology and Chemistry (although at top universities, having Maths will enhance your application). Anyway, I do both Maths an Physics at A2, so I’ll try and help you.

Is further mathematics a good subject to take for University?

Further Mathematics is not usually given as an entrance requirement, but it is definitely highly desirable to at least AS level, as you’re likely to struggle without if you take engineering to degree level. Technology subjects are also seen as desirable by many universities.

Is maths easier than other boards?

The general consensus is that maths is slightly easier when you compare Edexcel maths with Edexcel physics (as these are the courses taught at my college). I am not sure about other exam boards… I do physics, but many of my friends who do physics and maths say maths is easier. 0

Which is harder Maths or physics?

Physics is a lot easier if you can understand what the question wants you to do.Maths is more predictable and practice is the key.Whereas in physics you can practice all you like but there still might be a question you can’t do. For me Maths is harder but physics is more frustrating.