Biochemistry at Uni of Sheffield/ York - Masters or Bachelors?

I am a year 13 student with predicted grades A*AA currently looking at completing my UCAS application. I am looking to apply for Biochemistry at both the University of Sheffield and the University of York, however I have found myself unsure on whether to apply for a Bachelors or a Masters degree. My question is, if I were to apply for the Masters (with entry requirements of AAA at both universities) and were to achieve an AAB in my exam results (this being the entry requirements for the Bachelors at both universities), would I be accepted to the Bachelors degree instead or outright rejected from both courses?

I don't think you would be because they would be two different courses on the UCAS system. However, I can't say for sure.
Maybe email the admissions team and see what they say.

Thank you for your reply. I have emailed both admissions teams and received a response from York directing me to their FAQs. Through reading this I’m pretty sure I’ve decided to pick the Bsc for both unis as I intended on these as possible insurance choices and I don’t want to risk achieving AAB and still missing my insurance choice.

I am a year 13 student with predicted grades A*AA currently looking at completing my UCAS application. I am looking to apply for Biochemistry at both the University of Sheffield and the University of York, however I have found myself unsure on whether to apply for a Bachelors or a Masters degree. My question is, if I were to apply for the Masters (with entry requirements of AAA at both universities) and were to achieve an AAB in my exam results (this being the entry requirements for the Bachelors at both universities), would I be accepted to the Bachelors degree instead or outright rejected from both courses?