5 Toughest Courses in the World

Mathematics

Harvard University's Math 55: Commonly known as "Math 55," this course is legendary for its extreme difficulty and fast pace.

Engineering:

Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) Course 6.042J: This course, titled "Mathematics for Computer Science," is a core requirement for computer science and engineering students at MIT.

Medicine:

University of Oxford's Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS): Oxford's medical program is highly competitive and academically rigorous, requiring students to master complex scientific concepts, clinical skills, and patient care.

Law:

Yale Law School's Constitutional Law: Known for its rigorous curriculum and intellectual challenge, Yale Law School's Constitutional Law course is considered one of the toughest law courses in the world.

Physics:

California Institute of Technology (Caltech) Physics 106abc: Caltech's Physics 106abc, also known as "Advanced General Relativity," is an intensive course that explores Einstein's general theory of relativity and its mathematical foundations.