I'm currently in year 12 and studying maths, further maths, physics and chemistry and am predicted A in all of them (this could go up to an A* depending on what I get in my end of year exams).
The only reason i took further maths was because i wanted to study mathematics in university however after starting A levels i realised that I don't actually enjoy maths as much as i thought i did.
I am now planning to choose materials science and engineering - which only requires chemistry and physics - or chemical engineering - for which further maths is useful but not a requirement.
If i drop it it will be easier to get straight A*'s. However the reason I'm hesitant to drop it is because I feel like there's a chance I might be able to handle it and maybe scrape an A.
The way maths is taught in my school is that they teach us all of the maths content in year 12 and then the further maths content in year 13 so I haven't actually learnt any of it but in terms of A levels maths I don't really find it that difficult.
Also for my GCSE's I got 7 A*s 1 A and 1 B (maths was an A*/9)