Firm and Conditional offers

I'm applying for a Primary Education course and have my heart set on going to the University of Reading so I applied for 2 similar courses there, a course with an English pathway and a more general course. Both have given me the exact same entry grades (BBB).

Is it worth putting the English pathway course as my firm and having the general pathway as insurance?
All my other options have offered me 120 UCAS points, and although I don't hate them, they won't suit me as much.

Thanks

Are you saying that your have two offers from Reading (for slightly different courses) - both asking for BBB - and that your other options are asking for 120 UCAS points - i.e. BBB. So all your options want the same grades? Was that on purpose? What will you do if you don't get BBB?

Do you any have reason to believe that the "general pathway" course might be more flexible than the "English pathway" course, if you were to miss the BBB requirement? Current students on both courses typically have BBB, according to The Uni Guide (see here and here).

Do you any have reason to believe that any of your other options might be more flexible on their 120 point (i.e. BBB requirement) if you just missed it?

Unfortunately yes, all of my options want the same grades/points, I'm lucky that I already have an A* in my EPQ (worth half an A-level in UCAS points) so I feel more likely to get into a UCAS points offer. However, the University of Reading doesn't count the EPQ for their teaching courses. At the moment I'm working at A* AA and so although I hope I can get this in the A-levels I'm more anxious as to what could happen if one of my grades suddenly drops as then I could be left with no universities. I'm now having a look at the flexibility of my options so Thank you )