Should I? What do you all think?

Hi,
I've picked to do Maths, Chemistry, Physics and English literature for A levels. Now, I got a C in Maths, C in Chemistry and C in Physics then B in English lit. I don't think these results are a true reflection of the knowledge I have in the courses however it's what the unis/jobs would look at overall. Do you think it's wise for me to do these A-levels as they are difficult subjects though I want to become an Engineer or work in the medical field.

How do you think they are not a true reflection, could it be because of extenuating circumstances? There is a big jump in A-levels though, according to my friends, so be wary.

Yea. My results seem to be different from what I was predicted which where A's but if these are a true reflection of how I did in those exams. I must admit there where things I did wrong. My study habits where awful. I would literally try and do six hours of work for one subject everyday with no breaks and how I revised for maths was, I would write notes and essay which is how you study for English. I would hardly practice maths questions. I've had this epiphany where I know where I went wrong. I stressed too much too over nothing and now know how to control that. I also had an addiction problem which I have gotten better with to the point where I don't need that thing any more. I've changed so much.

Well, A-levels are much harder than GCSE so if they put you into a panic you may find yourself in the same position at A-level. If you are sure you can work calmly and effectively, and you have comprehensive base GCSE knowledge for A-level you should be able to. Try to talk with your family/friends/teachers about it before deciding as they know you and understand how you would/wouldn't cope.

Ah, it's weird, have we met before? Lol you literally just said what my teacher said to me the other day. Here's the thing, my family and head teacher don't think I am cable of doing it. They don't believe me when I say I have changed. They think I will get stressed again and panic over nothing however I'm tired or that life style and looked for solutions to come to this stage where I have improved. I think for once I am focused and organised. I am trying to think positively which is something I didn't do back then, I always used to think negatively however realised it doesn't have to be that way.