Mathematician Career: Finding the Best Institute for 11th Grader

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Determining the best mathematics institute globally is subjective, as various institutions excel in different areas of mathematics. For aspiring mathematicians, several top U.S. universities are frequently mentioned, including MIT, Caltech, Berkeley, Columbia University, the University of Chicago, and Stanford University. Each of these institutions offers unique strengths and resources that can significantly enhance a student's mathematical skills and career prospects. It's essential for students to consider their specific interests and goals when selecting an institute for their mathematical education.
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Which would be the best mathematics institute in the world ?
if i want to be a mathematician which institute would help me to make my best more better ?
I am in 11th i am now planning my future correctly so can anyone give me guidance?
 
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I don't believe it is possible to name one "best institute" since different ones may be better in different aspects of mathematics. I really only know the United States of America in which I would name M.I.T., Cal Tech, Berkeley, Columbia University, University of Chicago, Stanford University, ...
 

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