I am looking to do law at a top university in the future. I am currently studying a levels and just received the results of my first module. I got 3a's in law, sociology and business studies. I received full UMS in one module, 90% in another and 83% in the third. I am going to take a history AS next year which I hope to achieve an A in to give me 3 a levels and an as which gives me a wider choice of unis.
The catch is, before going to college I did not care about education, my GCSE's are a string of b's and c's and I am currently resitting GCSE maths to boost it up to an A from a C. I sat a levels at my sixth form and received 2 u's and a d, the d was in business and economics which probably worsens the fact I am doing business studies.
So to bluntly ask, with my non stellar a level choices, poor GCSE results and wasting a year at sixth form last year what are my chances of getting into a good (top 10) uni for law providing I keep up these grades? As more of a secondary question, what are my chances of getting into somewhere like Oxford or Cambridge if I am a very presentable person who can perform well in interviews?