choosing a-levels

I'm really confused on what to take for A-Level, as I don't know what I want to do career-wise or in uni, and I would definitely appreciate some advice.
I was previously considering taking bio chem math fm, but the only reason I would realistically do that is if I wished to do medicine, as the other sciency career paths with something like Biology don't feel all too interesting to me. I will definitely take maths and fm, as I'm quite good at maths, and I wish to go to a top uni (i heard that fm is almost essential in order to be a competitive candidate). I then considered choosing econ maths fm and chem. I would honestly really love to do french instead of chem, as I quite enjoy it but I'm scared I won't do well enough (and also it doesn't fit the A-Level lines my school offered, although I will be having a meeting with one of my teachers to see if there is anything that can be done about it).
(not to be cocky but) I am currently predicted (almost) all grade 9s, so it's more a matter of what will be most useful to me, not what my strengths are. And if I'm being completely honest, I'm not really passionate about anything. All I know is that I want good pay and a good work-life balance in my career and a job that (at least somewhat) interests me.
Any advice would be much appreciated.

I'm really confused on what to take for A-Level, as I don't know what I want to do career-wise or in uni, and I would definitely appreciate some advice.
I was previously considering taking bio chem math fm, but the only reason I would realistically do that is if I wished to do medicine, as the other sciency career paths with something like Biology don't feel all too interesting to me. I will definitely take maths and fm, as I'm quite good at maths, and I wish to go to a top uni (i heard that fm is almost essential in order to be a competitive candidate). I then considered choosing econ maths fm and chem. I would honestly really love to do french instead of chem, as I quite enjoy it but I'm scared I won't do well enough (and also it doesn't fit the A-Level lines my school offered, although I will be having a meeting with one of my teachers to see if there is anything that can be done about it).
(not to be cocky but) I am currently predicted (almost) all grade 9s, so it's more a matter of what will be most useful to me, not what my strengths are. And if I'm being completely honest, I'm not really passionate about anything. All I know is that I want good pay and a good work-life balance in my career and a job that (at least somewhat) interests me.
Any advice would be much appreciated.

I'm really confused on what to take for A-Level, as I don't know what I want to do career-wise or in uni, and I would definitely appreciate some advice.
I was previously considering taking bio chem math fm, but the only reason I would realistically do that is if I wished to do medicine, as the other sciency career paths with something like Biology don't feel all too interesting to me. I will definitely take maths and fm, as I'm quite good at maths, and I wish to go to a top uni (i heard that fm is almost essential in order to be a competitive candidate). I then considered choosing econ maths fm and chem. I would honestly really love to do french instead of chem, as I quite enjoy it but I'm scared I won't do well enough (and also it doesn't fit the A-Level lines my school offered, although I will be having a meeting with one of my teachers to see if there is anything that can be done about it).
(not to be cocky but) I am currently predicted (almost) all grade 9s, so it's more a matter of what will be most useful to me, not what my strengths are. And if I'm being completely honest, I'm not really passionate about anything. All I know is that I want good pay and a good work-life balance in my career and a job that (at least somewhat) interests me.
Any advice would be much appreciated.

hi everyone! thank you for all your replies, they are all much appreciated
I just wanted to mention that the talk with my teacher didn't help much and, although I would really love to take French, there isn't anything I can do about the issue of the French and Further Maths a-level lines clashing It's therefore quite unlikely I will be able to take French a-level, since I will be prioritising further maths as i think it will be more beneficial for me long-term
On another note, I was thinking to do some medical work experience over the summer, but it's been tricky to find placements as a year 11 in my local area. I'll try reaching out to some hospitals in London to see if they would have me but I doubt anything will come of it. I think it would help me to see if I like the hospital environment and finally decide whether to pursue biology a-level and medicine as a career path or not.
I'm currently on track to take physics maths fm and chem a-levels. I'm not entirely happy with this so i might switch out either chemistry or physics for economics but all in all the only realistic options I have for my third and fourth a-levels are: bio, chem, physics, econ, or computer science as these subjects fit the lines my school ahs provided us with for our a-levels. I'll figure something out eventually. Thank you all for your help again I really do appreciate all the advice

I'm really confused on what to take for A-Level, as I don't know what I want to do career-wise or in uni, and I would definitely appreciate some advice.
I was previously considering taking bio chem math fm, but the only reason I would realistically do that is if I wished to do medicine, as the other sciency career paths with something like Biology don't feel all too interesting to me. I will definitely take maths and fm, as I'm quite good at maths, and I wish to go to a top uni (i heard that fm is almost essential in order to be a competitive candidate). I then considered choosing econ maths fm and chem. I would honestly really love to do french instead of chem, as I quite enjoy it but I'm scared I won't do well enough (and also it doesn't fit the A-Level lines my school offered, although I will be having a meeting with one of my teachers to see if there is anything that can be done about it).
(not to be cocky but) I am currently predicted (almost) all grade 9s, so it's more a matter of what will be most useful to me, not what my strengths are. And if I'm being completely honest, I'm not really passionate about anything. All I know is that I want good pay and a good work-life balance in my career and a job that (at least somewhat) interests me.
Any advice would be much appreciated.

Hi, it's completely normal not to know your options open while choosing subjects you'll actually enjoy and perform well in. Since you're strong at maths and planning on studying that, you're already in a very strong position for doing well. Overall advice to take subjects you truly enjoy that makes a great academic foundation.
Trenyce (kingston rep)

Sorry to hear about the clash between french and fm, obviously prioritise whichever subject you think you will enjoy more 🙂 I would strongly advise you to spend some time seriously considering which subjects you actually enjoy! You say you want to go to a top uni and that means you want to do further maths, that only applies if you want to do a maths heavy subject like maths, physical science, comp sci, engineering, economics etc. You really dont seem keen on physics or chem so dont take those if thats takes case, and that cancels out engineering and physical science. If you might want to do a maths, econ or comp sci degree then fm is a good option- but you dont seem very keen on doing econ or comp sci a level so i find the idea youd want to do a degree in either quite unlikely. You probably wont be able to get work experience in a hospital until youre a bit older, but if you do actually like bio you could take it. From your posts, it sounds like french is the only subject youre actually passionate about and i think that if thats true you shouldnt be so quick to give it up- are there not other sixth forms you can look at or have you asked if you could do AS fm and have you referee explain you couldnt do the full a level due to a timetable clash?