No A*'s at GCSE but Medicine!

Applying to Cambridge with 0 A*s is a massive risk ;

No, you didn't tell him to "keep working hard", you said he will "get in if he works hard". Two things which have very different meanings and have very different implications.

If someone wanted to "stop pulling his hopes down", they would simply say "don't worry, if you have no A*s at GCSE, but have worked hard beyond GCSE it will all be sunshine and rainbows and you'll get a place". The reality (as stated above) is that they realistically do not have a relatively high chance compared to the *majority* of other applicants that have 7-10+ A*s at GCSE. Even more so for Oxford. Saying that their chance is unaffected by their GCSEs, is NOT true, and is just straight up lying to the OP.

GCSE's are a very small factor in a medical application. The thing is to apply intelligently avoiding the universities do not do holistic assessment. If they are truly committed they will get there in the end. GCSE's are a pretty poor indicator of success later on, hence why a huge amount of medical schools do not score them as long as the minimum entry is satisfied.

Can I do Medicine with no A*'s in GCSE, I'm currently in my 2nd year of sixth form and I got- (AS level)

AAAA In Maths, Biology, chemistry and EPQ which was related to the NHS.

Do I have a shot

Firstly, sort your grammar out: it’s A*s not A*’s.

Thank you very much for that , I appreciate that you took time out of you life to correct a minor mistake
It's a comma after 'out' not a colon as you're not listing anything, hypocrite.

I think I'd go with: a semi-colon.

Nope, they are talking about Donald Trump's cousin who lives on the moon.