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Your query basically is, Should you go for mathematics or not ?You need to take your own decisions, however , I can just give my personal opinion..I would suggest you to keep maths , you don't need to do great and score 100 or devote a lot of time for practice.. Since medicine is your ambition, be good at PCB.Mathematics will eventually help you to understand some physics and chemistry topics better. But what is more important is it keeps open a lot of other career opportunities for your future, you never know what is waiting for you..Getting a MBBS seat has become a lot difficult considering the nation wide trend shift to medicine in recent years, I know you will get through but no harm in staying prepared as there exists many courses which are aligned to Medicine but requires mathematics..Moreover, if you consider research opportunities after bachelors in medicine, mathematics will give you extra edge !And not every mbbs graduate continues with practice, some opt for civil services , others go for switch in profession, so I intend to convey is mathematics will be useful in a long run, if not in immediate future !Tip: Just do very basic level, and getting above 60% (Mathematics) in your 12th board will be enough to serve the said purpose :)Okay, lets make you more happy, board percentage is not considered in medical entrances unlike JEE Main, except for subject wise eligibility determination!!

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The real bottom line is that it never should have been illegal in the first place.The biggest problem with the way we look at drugs in general and marijuana specifically in this country has its roots in the Controlled Substances Act of 1971.This law amended the Public Health Service Act and other laws to separate drug abuse and dependence away from that law. It is the turning point where we stopped treating drug abuse as a public health issue and started treating it as a criminal issue.Mistake #1.Now the merits of the Controlled Substances Act are a subject for another answer, this question deals specifically with marijuana.When you look specifically at marijuana the heart of the problem is with the CSA’s “Schedules of Controlled Substances” and their definitions.The Schedules not only classify the substances, but they also lay into law how much of a crime it is to possess or distribute such a substance under what circumstances.They also determine practices with prescriptions, study, and financial issues.Here is the list of schedules with their definitions:So. Look at that, and without looking it up, just read those definitions and in your mind, pick where you think marijuana belongs.Most people think Schedule IV, some say Schedule V, Some more strict people think Schedule III.Marijuana is classified as Schedule 1.Now in order to really understand how batshit crazy that is, It’s best to look at what drugs are schedule II, in other words, “Not as bad as Marijuana, according to the DEA.”Schedule II drugs include:Meth. (Seriously. Not Kidding.)Coke. (Yup.)Fentanyl.Oxycontin.Dilaudid.So According to the CSA, marijuana is worse than meth. Let that gem sink in.Here’s the thing. By the definitions laid out, those drugs I listed BELONG on Schedule II. Those are classified correctly based on the definitions.What’s in Schedule III?Anabolic Steroids (Again, not kidding)Ketamine.Tylenol with Codeine.Testosterone.Schedule IV?Xanax, Soma, Darvocet, Ambien, Tramadol.So According to the law, marijuana has fewer medical uses and a higher potential for abuse than any of the drugs listed above.Obviously, the case could be made that it has more medical use and lower potential for abuse than most, perhaps all of the drugs listed.BUT, let’s just look at Schedule 1 to examine not only the actual description of Schedule 1, but what it means to be a schedule 1 drug and why it’s so problematic that marijuana is scheduled there.Schedule I substances are described as those that have the following findings:The drug or other substance has a high potential for abuse.The drug or other substance has no currently accepted medical use in treatment in the United States.The drug is not safe to use, even under medical supervision.So 1. Does marijuana have a high potential for abuse?I suppose you could argue that it could …but for the most part, marijuana “abuse” is only “abuse” because it’s illegal in most places for recreational purposes. You don’t typically call smoking cigarettes or drinking beer “Abuse” unless you’re talking extremes.2.. The drug has no accepted medical use in treatment in the US.This one is patently false. Although some of the claims that advocates make about the benefits of marijuana like that it cures cancer are dubious at best, it is very clearly acceptable as a treatment for migraines, anxiety, PTSD, seizure disorders, glaucoma, pain management, the list goes on. So clearly this does not meet the Schedule 1 definition3.) The drug is not safe to use, even under medical supervision.Again, patently false. This is another area where advocates tend to exaggerate, but it is clearly safer than tobacco or alcohol, and also most of the drugs even down to the ones on the Schedule IV list.The drug clearly belongs no higher than Schedule IV, probably V, and it’s completely insane that it’s not Schedule III at the HIGHEST.The DEA in 2001 replied to a petition to reschedule Marijuana as follows:[W]hen it comes to a drug that is currently listed in schedule I, if it is undisputed that such drug has no currently accepted medical use in treatment in the United States and a lack of accepted safety for use under medical supervision, and it is further undisputed that the drug has at least some potential for abuse sufficient to warrant control under the CSA, the drug must remain in schedule I. In such circumstances, placement of the drug in schedules II through V would conflict with the CSA since such drug would not meet the criterion of "a currently accepted medical use in treatment in the United States." 21 USC 812(b). (emphasis added)The fact is If the President told the HHS Secretary to get marijuana rescheduled, HHS would look at it, send a recommendation to the DEA to reschedule, and the CSA’s guidelines say the DEA should then reschedule it.Problems with life as a schedule I drugThere are a few significant problems with being a schedule I drug, and the first is research. While it’s commonly stated that it’s impossible or illegal to study schedule I drugs, that’s not exactly true. What is true is that it’s EXTREMELY difficult to get approval from the DEA to study a schedule I drug, which in Marijuana’s case has prevented a huge amount of research into it’s potential as a medicinal substance.True or False? "Schedule I" Drugs Aren't Eligible for Research |...Another problem is criminal law.Schedule I drug offenses vary based on state, but first-time offenders can face up to 40 years in prison and up to $2M in fines. (Federal penalties for marijuana deviate from this sometimes.)Someone caught selling a schedule V drug meanwhile faces no more than 4 years in prison.https://fas.org/sgp/crs/misc/RL30722.pdfFinally, in places where it is legal, even completely legal for recreational use, the federal laws make running a pot business a nightmare, especially when it comes to banking and taxes.Why marijuana retailers can’t use banksTL;DR It doesn't’ meet the legal definition of its current DEA Schedule classification and never has.