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Are my predicted GCSE enough?

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Yes

You knew the answer before you asked, didn't you? It's nice to show off sometimes I guess.

Reply 3

PurpleSquid

jus wait till you actually get your results, then you'll be in a better position to judge for yourself
predicted gcse grades won't mean anything to anyone

Reply 4

Jophesxi

Why don't you look online at the universities that offer dentistry or simply type in the required GCSE's to be a dentist on google? :/ Yes, of course it's enough but nobody can tell until you've completed your A levels.

Reply 5

alow

No, they're absolutely terrible... :rolleyes:

Reply 6

bluemonkey100

Terrible, I doubt you'll even get into London Met.

Reply 7

StudentKay

I know this wasn't about A-Levels but at the moment, I'm doing chemistry, physics, biology and maths at AS and you were saying you're planning to do them. I just wanted to say that it's a huge challenge (especially chemistry) and to let you know to prepare yourself from the start (which you seem to be doing anyway).
Good luck :3

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Reply 8

ennahaspatience

ffs Why? You know those are good predictions

Reply 9

StudentKay

Original post by dbeith

i only wanted an insight as i know the competition for dentistry. it was nothing about showing off, i simply just wanted to know what was needed off me.

They're fantastic predictions - I'm pretty sure you're aware of that...
But they don't mean anything if you don't get them

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Reply 10

username1347185

Humm, only 9*? ...could do better.

..Obviously it is enough! :L

Reply 11

JayJay-C19

WHY. Honestly, WHY do people post these stupid threads. YOU ARE EXPECTING ALL A*/As - HOW DO YOU NEED TO ASK THIS QUESTION? Wow. Of course they are good enough.