Is Cambridge worth it?!

Your GCSEs are ok for Cambridge, forget the "only for supernaturally clever people", work hard get good grades in your A Levels and BMAT and smash the interview

thank you.lol that 'ok' is giving me anxiety.

They are in no way bad at all, but not the highest bearing in mind this is Cambridge, but as long as you do well in the BMAT you are very likely to get an interview, so in that way is better than Oxford (selective for interview and high GCSE requirement) - just dont take anything for granted and work your socks off if you want it

thank you.lol that 'ok' is giving me anxiety.

One of my friends got an interview very luckily because he didn’t do too well in his BMAT, his GCSEs were similar to yours. He smashed his interview and I think that was a big reason he got he offer.

From what I’ve heard it is good to prove how much you like and are interested in medicine etc so id recommend an EPQ on a medical subject and doing medical experiences such as internships etc

cambridge don't really care why you want to be a doctor, or about your extra curriculars. they want to see that youre clever. good grades, good bmat, good interview. thats it.

6 hours a day is way overkill.

is it worth it? definitely. probably one of the most unique uni experiences in the country.

Applicants on average for Cambridge med have 7 A*s. Offer-holders have 9, hence they're ok GCSEs for Cambridge (you'd be stuffed for Oxford).
As you do more research about medical schools it's possible you may go off Cambridge a bit for medicine. Or you may not. It's risky to have your heart set on Oxford or Cambridge in general.

Now, it's not just the GCSEs and A-levels. Getting yourself the necessary predicted grades is just the preliminary step to thinking about applying. When it comes to study hours as you mentioned, yeah you're doing enough. I never did 6 hours of work in a single day, ever - i simply did enough.
My honest opinion is that 6 hours of independent study a day, at this stage, is massive overkill no matter what your goals.

With my sixth form (it counts as a disadvantaged sixth form cause of the area) they push us when we tell them we wanna go to a Russle group uni.

Another question I have is that: I've read about the transition program but I don't know if it's in action yet. Anyone know?

Transition year won't be in place until the academic year 2021-22 iirc, maybe the year after. Cambridge is now participating in adjustment though (if you don't get an offer the first time round, but you hit particular widening participation criteria, and then you get the required grades and above whatever your first choice uni was wanting, you could get a second go come results in summer).

My alevels (A2) are in 2021, Would i be included? So when i apply, would it have started?

Maybe - but it depends what subjects are included on the transition year. It might not include medicine/sciences in the initial years. Nothing's been published yet about it, so keep an eye on the website. However, don't go relying on entering via a transition year anyway.