Mathematics Bachelor's Degree: Choices ahead

[Forever_searcher]

I am studying mathematics as bachelor in my second year. At the moment I am taking abstract algebra, analysis (measure and integration theory) and probability course. I don't know exactly what I want to do with maths but the applications in physics always have fascinated me. The next term I have to choose between complex analysis and PDEs. I don't really know which alternative is more appropriate. PDEs look important in physics but I am afraid that it would be just abstract manipulations without much imagination. Complex analysis looks fun but I am not sure if it is relevant for me.
Furthermore I want to ask if geometry on manifolds is a good choice or I should go with something from applied maths like numerical analysis or discrete mathematics.

 

[Orodruin]

All of those choices are relevant to different branches of physics. If you specified aparticular branch of physics, it may be easier to make a choice. Physics is not just physics but has many subfields, just like math does.