gcse help sixth form med

Wow! Its going to require a lot of hardwork and determination.
If you don't do well in your GCSE's you'll just have to apply to unis that don't grade upon your GCSEs. However even those unis do have a basic cutoff for GCSEs like you need 5 GCSEs at a minimum of grade 6. However that means you'll have to put a lot of effort into your A Levels, because you can't slack on that. Why don't you join a study forum on TSR and see what others are doing, form and implement your plan.
To be honest you should have started much earlier and you should be honest with yourself. You can't expect 8-9s immediately, and then be disappointed if you don't achieve it. Especially if you know your only getting 5-6 in your mocks. You are going to have to sacrifice and just study 90% of you day just to achieve at least a 7-8, because you have a tight schedule.

thanks i needed the honesty. but do u reckon its possible and how ?
on my mocks , i got 6-6 for science ( in each paper 1 and 2 ), maths i got a 5 ( but i didnt know alt of hte content on the exam as we hadnt studied it in class) , psychology ( i didnt do mock but have been etting 8s and 9s in class assesment), english lang 8 upper, re 9 , i didnt do recent geography mock ( last mock got a 7 tho jan ) , eng lit ( got 6 last mock ,jan ). Im really struggling as to how i can pull my grades up?
how do i study, do i make flashcards or should just recite the content ( i find reciting it helpful in my mocks ) , but will simply reciting actually work in my real exams ?
i really need to get an 8 , i dont know how i can get my shix together and get decent grades? can you please give any advice?
tysm

I definitely recommend prioritising topics and subjects. Print out your specifications and colour code them green = easy, orange/yellow = ok, red = hard. Go over the red topics and make sure you understand them (videos, talking to friends or teachers, textbooks).

Then do tons of past papers and practice exam questions. Do a practice paper timed and mark using the mark schemes. Identify what areas you struggled with and then do some targeted revision to those areas (videos to understand, exam questions to solidify). Then repeat. This exam focused revision method will be especially helpful for maths, physics and chemistry, maybe biology.

I definitely think it's too late to make flashcards now unless it's for a specific topic. For biology and for your essay-based subjects, use the brain fart method. Write down everything you remember about a topic without notes and then read your notes and add to it in a different colour.

Good luck!! Going from a 6 to a 9 in a month (considering how much work you need to put in overall and how many subjects you have) is going to be really difficult and may not be possible unless you're a naturally smart person who's just been slacking the whole two years. But maximising your revision time and doing efficient revision and prioritising topics will definitely help you get your grades up to a 7 maybe 8. Try not to panic and just focus on what you can do right now. Doing something is better than doing nothing.

I was slacking the last 2 years and I regret it , even this year I was stupid enough to go sleep in some of my lessons and not take anything seriously , I recently clocked how screwed I am.
I really hope I can do this , thank you so much for advice.what if I do past papers and forget so,e topics , can I do open book exams or would they be inefficient ?
tysm for the advice

gcse in 5 weeks
did mocks , performed badly in maths ( got grade 5 ) and science (6-6), i need to do great in science , atleast a 7-8 because i wanna get into med.
the sf i am most likelt to atted lets u do a-levels with grade 6 , which is quite low. and then say i do my alevels , wont unis look at my gcse grades ?
also how can i improve my grades in the few weeks ?
what if i am confident and suddenly fail everything? what if i go blank on the exams ? what if i aim for 8s and 9s , feel confident and then get a grade 4-6? i need to get good grades idk.
how do i study for like 20 exams in 4 weeks ?

I agree with the @kaorimiyazono advice. Now to answer your above question, if you had more time I would have agreed and said to do it in the beginning, because that's what I did and it really helped. But since you don't I'd say do past papers like a mock exam and check the mark scheme and really be critical with your self, and definitely ask your teacher for advice on answering and improving your writing techniques. The questions you get wrong, mark them, write the correct answer and right before the exam review them. If you are having trouble doing past papers and improving then maybe do 2-3 open book exams. By the way do you have any notes?

Not really , but websites like pmt have notes on there . So I thought I could just use those instead of rewriting them ? And quizlet

I got a question for any sixthformers could help me answer im pretty confident that I can get a 9 in chemistry, biology and physics and further maths, although all my other subjects excluding normal maths are on grades 6-7 is it still possible I can get 4 A*s in maths, physics, biology and chemistry. Because the main reason I excel in my high grade subjects is because I enioy them. Or would I need high grades in every subject to possibly achieve 4A*s in a level because of the work load

I was slacking the last 2 years and I regret it , even this year I was stupid enough to go sleep in some of my lessons and not take anything seriously , I recently clocked how screwed I am.
I really hope I can do this , thank you so much for advice.what if I do past papers and forget so,e topics , can I do open book exams or would they be inefficient ?
tysm for the advice

I got a question for any sixthformers could help me answer im pretty confident that I can get a 9 in chemistry, biology and physics and further maths, although all my other subjects excluding normal maths are on grades 6-7 is it still possible I can get 4 A*s in maths, physics, biology and chemistry. Because the main reason I excel in my high grade subjects is because I enioy them. Or would I need high grades in every subject to possibly achieve 4A*s in a level because of the work load

Because I really want to do physics as well and chemistry biology and maths are essential although physics is my favorite subject

Im in a grade 9 in maths

gcse in 5 weeks
did mocks , performed badly in maths ( got grade 5 ) and science (6-6), i need to do great in science , atleast a 7-8 because i wanna get into med.
the sf i am most likelt to atted lets u do a-levels with grade 6 , which is quite low. and then say i do my alevels , wont unis look at my gcse grades ?
also how can i improve my grades in the few weeks ?
what if i am confident and suddenly fail everything? what if i go blank on the exams ? what if i aim for 8s and 9s , feel confident and then get a grade 4-6? i need to get good grades idk.
how do i study for like 20 exams in 4 weeks ?