Are my GCSE/AS grades good enough for Oxbridge?

So here is a question, my passion has always been maths and my aim is to do Pure Maths at university but i have been told that it is very tough to be accepted for that at good universities, hence I am not even that sure about it. Maybe doctor (as thats what my parents tell me)?

I'm a languages applicant (French, German & Russian) for Cambridge. Are my GCSE grades likely to set me back, assuming I get AAAAA at AS and A*AA or more at A2 and do an awesome PS etc? I'm thinking of applying through CSAS because I broke my arm during year 11 and needed two operations so a lot of disruption and also my school has been declared inadequate by Ofsted.
My grades are A*A*AAAAAAAAPPP (A*s in French and German, so the relevant subjects)

And yes this is a repost because nobody replied earlier

Any idea of my chances?

I got 9A*s and 4As at GCSE, but hopefully it should go up to ten A*s with a remark of my Maths (two UMS off A*!)

Extremely pleased with my results, but they weren't the best in my year. Someone I know got 14 A*s (!) and there were a few 11 A*s, 10 A*s. However, I think I was around the top ten, which I'm thrilled about!

It seems like a ridiculous question to ask really, but I know Oxbridge can be extremely fussy about GCSEs. I have a lot of extra-curriculars, and I'm taking Government & Politics, English Lit, Sociology and History next year with the view of getting into Oxford/Warwick to study Law.

Any idea of my chances?

Apply, I got in with a B in a subject that is listed as being helpful for PPE (History) and one of my A's in a "soft" subject (Business) and got an offer. 1 B shouldn't be that much of a stumbling block.

Hiya
I'm applying this year but not feeling the most confident about Oxbridge as my school have a kind of elite Oxbridge group of students, which im not in so i dont know whether i'll be setting myself up for a rejection with
at GCSE
6A*s-Maths,Chemistry,Biology,Physics,English Lang.,Classical Civilisation
4A's-P.E., German, Art, Eng. Lit.

at AS
A's in Maths, Chem, Bio, Physics and Critical Thinking

?? Could I?

?? Could I?

Your GCSEs aren't going to set you forward but that doesn't mean you can't still make a competitive application. Remember that your results are contextualized — if you went to a bad school, that will be taken into consideration.

What subject?

And BJack, Chemical Engineering so has to be Cambridge but yeah.

Personally i would advise taking all 3 onto A level. A large number of applicants will have 4 A Levels furthermore you would only be taking 3 onto A Level having already done Maths. I have decided to keep my 4 onto A2 due to the fact i enjoy them all and believe i can achieve good grades in them. So as long as you enjoy both chemistry and physics and think you can get A/A* then GO FOR IT!!!

Hi, I am interested in Medicine at Oxford.

I got 7.5 A*'s at GCSE and 5 A's.
4A's at A Level- averaging at 90% in UMS. I did Maths, Chemistry, Biology and Physics, and I will drop physics for A2.

My main thing is, I would like a consensus of opinion on whether I have a chance of an interview.

Thanks

Want to apply for PPE.
GCSE: 9A*s
AS: 4As in Economics, History, Maths and Politics - only problem is I got a B in one module for politics but A overall. I reckon I can get 3A* and one A prediction.

I think you should check carefully before you do; while I have seen people with AA offers, I have also heard of others being asked for three A levels in the same sitting, so I am not sure that you should drop one.

I am fully aware of the level of competition in Oxbridge especially medicine!
Although, I do believe 10 A*s is slightly above average. I was quoted from 6-7 A*s as the statistical average several times, how accurate this is, who knows...

The courses/nature of both universities are so close, so for now I need to pick my best chances as entry is my biggest concern.