Please help! (About LLB )

Could someone please help me? I have achieved 38 points in the IB (HLs: 7- bio, 6 - Econ, 4 - Math). Last year when I applied to Unis, all the good universities (e.g. Kings, LSE, UCL) rejected me because I was predicted 39 points but 6,6,6 at HL and they all wanted 7,6,6 at HL. Now I am stuck at a low ranked university I really don't like ( I don't want to mention the name) and I feel quite demotivated in. In the future I also want to do my masters at a highly ranked university ( e.g. Cambridge or LSE) and I am almost certain that my chances of this are almost non existent if I attain my degree at my current university.

I have tried to apply to QMUL through clearing and they said that unfortunately they would have taken someone with 6,6,5 at HL but not 7,6,4 ( I found this a bit strange because in both cases the number add up to 17).

I am planning to retake my math exam in November and (depending on my grade) I want to reapply to better universities. I know some universities ( e.g. UCL and Kings) do not accepts resists for law but others (LSE) said they could consider an applicant who has retaken exams (however in the case of LSE I am not sure if the rule only applies to people with extenuating circumstances).

So now my question is in the case that I end up getting a better grade in math, which other top universities in England accept resists for law, where should I apply to?

You could take a look at this thread about A level resits - that will give you an idea.

You could try asking QMUL if they will accept resits and whether it's worth you applying there via UCAS for 2020 entry?

https://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/showthread.php?t=6091394

Bristol has no problems with resits, and requires 38 points overall with 18 HL, so you might even get an immediate Unconditional offer regardless of resits. If you get a decent LNAT, its definitely worth an application. The Law School has a solid reputation, and this would put you in a good position for postgrad study.

LLB Law - http://www.bristol.ac.uk/law/
Bristol - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=khM7tjui86Q