What are the limitation of mks system?

The MKS (Meter-Kilogram-Second) system, while widely used, has limitations including its lack of universal applicability across all scientific fields, particularly in disciplines that require different units of measurement. Additionally, the system may not easily accommodate derived units, leading to potential confusion. Furthermore, it can be less intuitive for certain applications, such as in engineering and computing, where other systems like SI or imperial units may be preferred. Lastly, its rigid structure can hinder flexibility in interdisciplinary research.