Urgent: If i restart a levels can i do medicine?

I went to a college to do a levels. Despite it being a well-known college is was awful, and did not like any of it. I sat my first year exams which do not matter towards my A level grade due to the new linear A levels. I didn't do very well, which I take responsibility for.
I know have the choice to carry on to second year, however I think learning new second year content which is even harder than first year while trying to revise the first year content will be extremely hard. By revise, I mean learn. I'm afraid I will fail and then there's no turning back.
I have another choice to start my two years of a levels again at a different sixthform college. However I'm afraid it will affect my Medicine applicant. All the research i have done, University were talking in regards to A level resits but I haven't actually resat my A levels.
Please give me advice!
WILL STARTING MY A LEVELS AGAIN AFFECT MY APPLICATION FOR MEDICINE????????????

I went to a college to do a levels. Despite it being a well-known college is was awful, and did not like any of it. I sat my first year exams which do not matter towards my A level grade due to the new linear A levels. I didn't do very well, which I take responsibility for.
I know have the choice to carry on to second year, however I think learning new second year content which is even harder than first year while trying to revise the first year content will be extremely hard. By revise, I mean learn. I'm afraid I will fail and then there's no turning back.
I have another choice to start my two years of a levels again at a different sixthform college. However I'm afraid it will affect my Medicine applicant. All the research i have done, University were talking in regards to A level resits but I haven't actually resat my A levels.
Please give me advice!
WILL STARTING MY A LEVELS AGAIN AFFECT MY APPLICATION FOR MEDICINE????????????

Russel Group unis tend to not be all that impressed with students who have taken 3 years to complete their A-levels (i.e. resitting a year). However if you are predicated at least AAA+ then you should stand a decent chance in applying and getting offers from unis.

This isn't the case for most subjects, and whether a university is in the Russell Group doesn't mean much in terms of whether resits are permitted (e.g. both Exeter and UCL are in the RG, yet the former does not disadvantage applicants who resit years for any reason and for any subject (including medicine) while the latter does not accept such applicants even if they have compelling extenuating circumstances).

I was referring to Medicine only... As you know... This thread is about Medicine...

I went to a college to do a levels. Despite it being a well-known college is was awful, and did not like any of it. I sat my first year exams which do not matter towards my A level grade due to the new linear A levels. I didn't do very well, which I take responsibility for.
I know have the choice to carry on to second year, however I think learning new second year content which is even harder than first year while trying to revise the first year content will be extremely hard. By revise, I mean learn. I'm afraid I will fail and then there's no turning back.
I have another choice to start my two years of a levels again at a different sixthform college. However I'm afraid it will affect my Medicine applicant. All the research i have done, University were talking in regards to A level resits but I haven't actually resat my A levels.
Please give me advice!
WILL STARTING MY A LEVELS AGAIN AFFECT MY APPLICATION FOR MEDICINE????????????

No sweetheart, you implied it - I didn't.

Have a great day though!

I went to a college to do a levels. Despite it being a well-known college is was awful, and did not like any of it. I sat my first year exams which do not matter towards my A level grade due to the new linear A levels. I didn't do very well, which I take responsibility for.
I know have the choice to carry on to second year, however I think learning new second year content which is even harder than first year while trying to revise the first year content will be extremely hard. By revise, I mean learn. I'm afraid I will fail and then there's no turning back.
I have another choice to start my two years of a levels again at a different sixthform college. However I'm afraid it will affect my Medicine applicant. All the research i have done, University were talking in regards to A level resits but I haven't actually resat my A levels.
Please give me advice!
WILL STARTING MY A LEVELS AGAIN AFFECT MY APPLICATION FOR MEDICINE????????????

You'd be doing it over 3 years. That already counts out 80-90% of med schools. I'm assuming your GCSE performance isn't outstanding either, given if it was, you probably would've mentioned it.

Graduate entry is likely your best shot.

My GSCE results are okay.
Maths- B
Physics- B
Biology- A*
Chemistry- A
English Lit- A*
English Lang- A*
History- A*
French- A
RS- A

Russel Group unis tend to not be all that impressed with students who have taken 3 years to complete their A-levels (i.e. resitting a year). However if you are predicated at least AAA+ then you should stand a decent chance in applying and getting offers from unis.