Am I likely to be accepted into Exeter?

hi everyone. My predicted grades for a2 are a*aa/a*ab (my history teacher still hasn't decided whether to predict me a b or an a). However, i got bcd in my as levels despite doing really well all year round.

I am applying for law and i know exeter does make offers for law on predicted grades of aab and above. However, would my low as grades put me at a significant disadvantage when applying? Should i wait to apply to exeter next year when i get my (hopefully significantly better) a2 results?

Hi everyone. My predicted grades for A2 are A*AA/A*AB (My History teacher still hasn't decided whether to predict me a B or an A). However, I got BCD in my AS levels despite doing really well all year round.

I am applying for Law and I know Exeter does make offers for Law on predicted grades of AAB and above. However, would my low AS grades put me at a significant disadvantage when applying? Should I wait to apply to Exeter next year when I get my (hopefully significantly better) A2 results?

c---> a wtf
b---> a* wtf
d---> a/b wtf

b to a* isn't that unrealistic for example I know people who got an A in AS chemistry and B at a2, whilst people with a B in AS chemistry getting an A* at a2.

D to B is doable depending on natural academic ability and depends if the D was gained because you didn't work hard or because the person is actually ****/

I mean you can always give it a go, and if it doesn't work out reapply next year with your actual A2 grades. Those predictions aren't looking very realistic though, so that could be an issue - especially if they aren't justified by your referee.

D was gained because i was going through a rlly hard time around exam season, nothing to do with taking exams but it did affect how my exams went