Getting rejected from medicine after a gap year

Thanks for the advice, I do know that my stats aren’t super amazing compared to some off the people that get 4 A*s and 12 9’s at GCSE lol, but like you said I was still able to get interviews which I wasn’t able to do first time around. Also I have looked into quite a few alternate career paths such as radiography and optometry but none appeal to me that much and I can’t see myself doing them for the rest off my life the way I can see myself doing medicine. Also my plan is to kind off continue on doing what I’m doing in my first gap year (working as a carer as well as at a medical diagnostics centre). I know my downfall was my interviews because I did underestimate the difficulty and even after doing them I realised I could have done so much better which is so annoying in hindsight.

So I just received my final medical school rejection from Liverpool. I applied to med first time around in year 13 but got 4 pre interview rejections (it was a very bad application with so many mistakes). I then got AAA (2 9’s 6 8’s and 2 7’s at GCSE) and applied again and got 2 interviews from Liverpool and Southampton and got rejected. I got 2830 and band 2 in my UCAT this time around. I have asked for feedback but Southampton have said they can’t give it and I am still waiting for Liverpool. My question is should I take a second gap year and try again ? I have an offer at Newcastle for biomed with a possible transfer after first year (slim chances I know) but I really want to to med and considering I kind off know what went badly in my interviews I want to try again. Would it be wise ? I’m scared off the same thing happening again and med schools looking down on it. Has anyone done this and it been successful ?
I would also have to convince my parents it would be a good decision too since I know how competitive GEM is even if you apply to undergrad courses.

Why do you think you didn’t pass the interview?