The question of "Most Venomous Snakes in The world" has been asked countless times. To eliminate the need for constant curiosity, I will give you a direct answer.
King Cobra


Class: Reptilia
Scientific name: Ophiophagus hannah
Family: Elapidae
Kingdom: Animalia

As of 2019, King Cobra remains the most Venomous Snakes on earth.
This very deadly venomous snake species is endemic to forests from India through Southeast Asia. It is threatened by habitat destruction and has been listed as Vulnerable on the IUCN Red List since 2010.

Source: Venomous Snakes

let us discuss

It's in this order sir:

Fierce Snake or Inland Taipan


Australian Brown Snake


Saw Scaled Viper


Coastal Taipan


Papuan Taipan


Coral Snake


Boomslang


Beaked Sea Snake

Blue Krait


Mojave Rattlesnake


Tiger Snake


Death Adder


Golden Lancehead


South American Rattlesnake


Common Cobra


Egyptian Cobra


Gaboon Viper


Forest Cobra


Bushmaster


Black Mamba


King Cobra

opera1:
I disagree with you sir

on what argument sir?

fedrick901:
The question of "Most Venomous Snakes in The world" has been asked countless times. To eliminate the need for constant curiosity, I will give you a direct answer.
King Cobra


Class: Reptilia
Scientific name: Ophiophagus hannah
Family: Elapidae
Kingdom: Animalia

As of 2019, King Cobra remains the most Venomous Snakes on earth.
This very deadly venomous snake species is endemic to forests from India through Southeast Asia. It is threatened by habitat destruction and has been listed as Vulnerable on the IUCN Red List since 2010.

Source: Venomous Snakes

Inland Taipan is the most dangerous and venomous snake in the world. It is native to Australia. It's very fast and aggressive though it tends to avoid people by leaving due to its shyness. It only strikes when angered or manhandled or threatened. The venom from just one bite can kill 100 men but it strikes with very very high accuracy and bites multiple times.

As the poster above stated, the Taipan and Black Mamba are deadlier. The cobra's main food is it's fellow snakes and is busy reserving its venom for them than to worry about humans. Its fatality rate is low compared to the inland.

Inland taipan it is!