Panicked in STEP 3

So I panicked in the STEP 3 exam. I completely lost focus and forget basic test taking over the course of the 2nd and 3rd question I did. After the 3rd question I tried starting 2 or 3 questions with no luck; I ended up doing the number theory question last and just finishing part (ii) (but I'm not confident in my answer to (ii)). I've been diagnosed with anxiety before but it's never affected me this much in an exam (I declared it on my UCAS form, but I've never been given any extra time or special provisions).

I need a 1,1, and the other exam (I think) went quite well (not S well but still). I'm pretty sure I won't get a 1 in STEP 3; I'm not sure I'll get a 2 but I think it'll be at least close. I think everything else about my application looks good (4 a*s (I'm taking a gap year so no uncertainty there); the interviews went really well; I think my personal statement looks really good).

I'd find it very helpful to know what you think my chances are. I'm also wondering if I should tell the college what happened, either now or on results day, or if they just don't listen to things like that. I figure it's at least worth a try but I'm worried about looking stupid.

So I panicked in the STEP 3 exam. I completely lost focus and forget basic test taking over the course of the 2nd and 3rd question I did. After the 3rd question I tried starting 2 or 3 questions with no luck; I ended up doing the number theory question last and just finishing part (ii) (but I'm not confident in my answer to (ii)). I've been diagnosed with anxiety before but it's never affected me this much in an exam (I declared it on my UCAS form, but I've never been given any extra time or special provisions).

I need a 1,1, and the other exam (I think) went quite well (not S well but still). I'm pretty sure I won't get a 1 in STEP 3; I'm not sure I'll get a 2 but I think it'll be at least close. I think everything else about my application looks good (4 a*s (I'm taking a gap year so no uncertainty there); the interviews went really well; I think my personal statement looks really good).

I'd find it very helpful to know what you think my chances are. I'm also wondering if I should tell the college what happened, either now or on results day, or if they just don't listen to things like that. I figure it's at least worth a try but I'm worried about looking stupid.

Thank your for advice! Why specifically on results day? To me it seems more authentic if I say it before I get back the results. Is it just how the system works? Would it look bad for some reason if I tell them before they decide?

I applied to Homerton. On the open day they quoted the 1/3 statistic and I'd expect a lot less pressure from them than others.

sorry if this is not relevant to the original post, but since STEP is in june, do you normally take it after the october when you send all the things for application or before? for example can you do it before for one time so you have two shots, and then report the grades for STEP 2,3 in your application if they are good, and get a better chance of getting admitted? Or it's not really necessary?
thanks

Were you school aware of what happened? Any letter should come from them and should go now - absloutley no point in waiting until results day as they will have made their decision by then.

No, it's not like I had a panic attack, it wasn't visible. I haven't been back there since I had the exam since I'm on a gap year, and after the exam I was sort of in shock (and kind of since...) so I didn't think about saying anything. It sounds like a great idea to talk to the (sixth form) college first about it, I think I'll do that, thanks!