cambridge: is 3 resits too many ?

im a year 12 hoping to apply for oxbridge for maths (i prefer cambridge as a uni but am considering oxford due to the absence of step exams)
i am resitting 3 exams from january in june (C2 82/100) (Bio 68/90) (chem 78/80)
other results were 95 and 96 in c1 and m1
it says one or two module resits are fine, although I think i may be pushing it here
any thoughts

Why are you resitting Chemistry if you were 2 marks off full marks?

im a year 12 hoping to apply for oxbridge for maths (i prefer cambridge as a uni but am considering oxford due to the absence of step exams)
i am resitting 3 exams from january in june (C2 82/100) (Bio 68/90) (chem 78/100)
other results were 95 and 96 in c1 and m1
it says one or two module resits are fine, although I think i may be pushing it here
any thoughts

Resits in June of the first year don't strictly count for UMS ranking at Cambridge. However unless the 82/100 was a complete disaster surprise result it might suggest Cambridge was a stretch too far as most serious mathematicians are bunching around the 95-100 mark. (They are less worries about your other results for maths.) Are you doing FM too? Without it they will want fairly convincing proof that your maths will be strong enough. However only 50% of offer holders actually do well enough in STEP to get in, STEP shows how well you can cope with less spoon-fed maths problems. Oxford is regarded (at least by Cambridge mathematicians) as easier to get in and I think they still don't ask for UMS unless it has changed recently.