Am I good enough to apply for medicine at Oxford?

I've found schools to be rather useful in this aspect, since teachers have helped countless other applicants get into medical schools. I know clever people who didn't get any offers, and not-so clever people who got offers (applied to the same uni). Medical schools might as well pick applicants out of a hat.

Teachers have often simply been a bystander to an applicant getting into Medicine. Schools (or at least individual teachers and even the occasional 'Medicine application tutor') are still actively telling pupils they need to do A-level Maths. Go figure.

Edit: You also need to do some serious research on the varying requirements and focuses of med school admissions departments if you think a 'clever person' losing a place to a 'not-so-clever person' means it had anything to do with luck.

Teachers have often simply been a bystander to an applicant getting into Medicine. Schools (or at least individual teachers and even the occasional 'Medicine application tutor') are still actively telling pupils they need to do A-level Maths. Go figure.

Edit: You also need to do some serious research on the varying requirements and focuses of med school admissions departments if you think a 'clever person' losing a place to a 'not-so-clever person' means it had anything to do with luck.

Am I good enough to stand a chance at oxford medicine ?
I have 4As at AS-level (biology, chemistry, physics and maths)
I did IGCSEs but I am British though.
I got 3A* 2A and 2B unfortunately I had to do English as a second language as it was the available course.
I have almost no non-academic achievements beside completing a first aid and CPR course.
If I can't apply to medicine directly can I apply for biomedical sciences then switch later, and what Unis would be good for me.
Any advice is appreciated.
Thanks
forgotto mention that my teachers expect me to get 4A* if I continue this way

I'm sorry to say you're feeding a troll that has multiple accounts and enjoys giving incorrect advice to medical applicants. I have reported him/her repeatedly.

This advice got me the offer I wanted, so take it or leave it.

Am I good enough to stand a chance at oxford medicine ?
I have 4As at AS-level (biology, chemistry, physics and maths)
I did IGCSEs but I am British though.
I got 3A* 2A and 2B unfortunately I had to do English as a second language as it was the available course.
I have almost no non-academic achievements beside completing a first aid and CPR course.
If I can't apply to medicine directly can I apply for biomedical sciences then switch later, and what Unis would be good for me.
Any advice is appreciated.
Thanks
forgotto mention that my teachers expect me to get 4A* if I continue this way

you'll have more luck with cambridge if your ums marks are high

i need any advice, should I try doing English language along with my A2.
and what Unis would accept me and what courses, also how do I prepare for BMAT .
I feel lost and can't figure anything out, I though 4 A* would be enough but I was wrong.
please help! tell me any uni and course that I can apply to , I need a scientific course that can later lead me to graduate entry medicine

Teachers have often simply been a bystander to an applicant getting into Medicine. Schools (or at least individual teachers and even the occasional 'Medicine application tutor') are still actively telling pupils they need to do A-level Maths. Go figure.

Edit: You also need to do some serious research on the varying requirements and focuses of med school admissions departments if you think a 'clever person' losing a place to a 'not-so-clever person' means it had anything to do with luck.

I don't want to waste any choices, so please tell me which medical schools I could apply to and have a chance at it, I will do English this year with my A2.
about the other courses, do you think I stand a chance at molecular genetics at UCL .
by the way, how can I write a statement for two different courses like medicine and molecular genetics ?
thanks for the help.
this was meant to be a reply to your last post.