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Niha
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what subject should i consider to get sucess in life ?
i got 93.3% in my 9 grade exam and i am good at maths
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Vianne Phan
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First of all, great job on scoring 93.3%. That’s a strong result, and being good at math opens up many different paths for you. It’s important to know that there isn’t one specific subject that guarantees success in life. What usually matters more is choosing something you enjoy and developing useful skills over time.
Since math is one of your strengths, you may want to explore subjects that involve logic, analysis, and problem solving. Fields like engineering, computer science, data science, economics, finance, statistics, or architecture often suit students who enjoy math. These areas can lead to stable career opportunities because they combine analytical thinking with practical applications. If you enjoy technology, coding or engineering could be a good fit. If you are interested in how money, markets, or decision making work, economics or finance might interest you.
Right now, the best approach is to keep your options open while continuing to build strong fundamentals in math, science, and communication. Try different activities, learn new skills, and explore your interests through projects or online learning. Success usually comes from curiosity, effort, and adaptability rather than choosing one subject too early. You already have a strong start, so use this time to discover what truly interests you.
Since math is one of your strengths, you may want to explore subjects that involve logic, analysis, and problem solving. Fields like engineering, computer science, data science, economics, finance, statistics, or architecture often suit students who enjoy math. These areas can lead to stable career opportunities because they combine analytical thinking with practical applications. If you enjoy technology, coding or engineering could be a good fit. If you are interested in how money, markets, or decision making work, economics or finance might interest you.
Right now, the best approach is to keep your options open while continuing to build strong fundamentals in math, science, and communication. Try different activities, learn new skills, and explore your interests through projects or online learning. Success usually comes from curiosity, effort, and adaptability rather than choosing one subject too early. You already have a strong start, so use this time to discover what truly interests you.