Is this fine for medicine.

Hey I made a thread like this 6months ago but now im 2 weeks away from my gcses and pretty much know what I am going to get.

My sixthform wants us to finialize our options but If I don't have a shot at medicine I need to swap my a levels(as I would only ever want to do engineering if I cant do medicine which would mean swapping a few things).

If I got these gcses would I be fine?
Biology-A* achieved in y10.
Chemistery-A
physics-A*
Maths-A*
Eng lang-A
Lit-A
Business studies-A*
Geog-A
Spanish-B
Music-C
Pe(had to take some weird course where I get 2 btecs)-Distinction* and Distinction*)
RE(short course)-C

Also if I got an A* in re short course would it help much?
Thanks.

they're solid, although chemistry is the most important A-level for medicine. As far as I know it is compulsory to have chemistry A level for medicine whereas you don't HAVE to have biology, or physics or chemistry (although most places want biology and chemistry and one of maths/physics). Therefore it might hurt your chances a bit that you got an A in chemistry and and not an A* like your other sciences. Plus you might want to consider medicine in the light of chemistry, as its a very tough A level (toughest science) and it looks like your weakest science-whereas engineering you might be able to get away with just maths and physics as your sciences

very helpful thank you, and everyone else. Yeah chemistry is what I find hardest out of the sciences, I'm gonna think this one over lol.

Just a little reassurance in regards to chemistry. CHemistry WAS and IS my worst science, and I 'only' got an A at GCSE in it yet through hard work etc. I got an A at AS and I'm predicted an A/A* this year (I will hopefully get a low A and get into med school!)

Good luck