Doing the exam's in a smaller room????

my gp has given me this letter but im not sure it makes sense and will allow me to sit a smaller room for my mock tests
can someone help me, please tell me if this letter even makes sense and will it be allowed for me to move to a smaller room for a GCSE'S.
THE GP LETTER:

"This patient tells me that he had mock exams in December. He has told me what symptoms he was experiencing during the exams and I can now conclude that this patient has anxiety. This could be detrimental to his grades .I'd be very grateful if you would take this into consideration and make him sit the exams in a smaller room."

Yes it makes sense.
It supports the idea that you have anxiety and should be allowed to do your exams in a smaller room.

so do you think they will accept it and change me from the exam hall to a smaller room

Did you talk to anyone in school in December about your issues? Were they evident during the exams? (The invigilators would probably have noticed and made a note of it. ) If not then I wouldn't rate your chances of getting a small room as very high.

but do you think this letter makes sense

yes in one of my exams i left the room due to this problem
but do you think this letter makes sense

Compost is an exam officer, so would have first hand experience. Why dont you think the letter makes sense? it is a typical Drs letter. What do you expect the Dr to say?

so do you think they will accept it and change me from the exam hall to a smaller room

Basically what happened was i handed in another letter last month and my teacher said it would be very unlikey as there isnt that much evidence
but now that i have one to the gp and got this letter iam still scared that it will be declined

My school did.
I now have any exam/test in a seperate room

So they should do it
You parents may need to come in or write to the school and the school will most likely contact your GP

wait do they always contact the gp