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- Hong Kong aims to boost the number of secondary students studying advanced mathematics.
- Ng Tai-kai, chairman of the Curriculum Development Council Standing Committee on STEAM education, notes many jobs require advanced maths.
- The government will review university admission scores for STEAM programs and adjust elective subjects.
- The aim is to encourage more students to take advanced maths.
- 9,114 students are expected to sit these extended-maths exams in 2026.
