Urgent A level advice

I've barely revised got my final a levels resits approaching soon. I'm sitting a level bio and A level chem so far I've revised 3 topics only because I've been a mix of lazy and occupied by work etc. is it realistic for me to achieve 2 B's / AB as this is what I said ed for my course I already have a B in business so didnt need to resit that. Wht do U guys think please give advice and what I should do now to best prepare for these 2 subjects my exam board is AQA for chem and OCR for bio. I'm currently working at E for chem and D for bio I know that's bad but that's barely any revision done I aim to revise at least 2 topics a day for 35 days to cover all the content in terms of memorisation and understanding then then the whole of may I intend to just to exam papers and questions

I am in a similar situation to you, i am a private candidate and paid £700 for bio and chem.... I received an offer for vet med (gateway) which only requires CC however i will be differing my application to 2025 as i feel as though my worst nightmare would be to pay so much of my own money and get the same grades as last year. I applied for the access to higher education which may be a good opportunity for you if you dont want to do exams as they are based on course work and smaller assessments. The problem with my alevels was i spent so so much time revising and doing extra lessons only to get 2 Ds- yes i was close to Cs by 1 mark but my remarks didnt change (paid £150 for those too haha) so i just dont see myself getting Cs if so much revision didnt help me whilst at college. I can give you advice on the access to HE courses if it is something youre interested in but just wanted to let you know my situation as i am in a similar position rn too :/

I am in a similar situation to you, i am a private candidate and paid £700 for bio and chem.... I received an offer for vet med (gateway) which only requires CC however i will be differing my application to 2025 as i feel as though my worst nightmare would be to pay so much of my own money and get the same grades as last year. I applied for the access to higher education which may be a good opportunity for you if you dont want to do exams as they are based on course work and smaller assessments. The problem with my alevels was i spent so so much time revising and doing extra lessons only to get 2 Ds- yes i was close to Cs by 1 mark but my remarks didnt change (paid £150 for those too haha) so i just dont see myself getting Cs if so much revision didnt help me whilst at college. I can give you advice on the access to HE courses if it is something youre interested in but just wanted to let you know my situation as i am in a similar position rn too :/

do all unis accept access to healthcare btw like uni of Birmingham?