Would I be able to do a medicine degree at Oxford?

I'm currently in year 11 and I want to do a medicine degree. I've already done GCSE History and Statistics which I got an A and a B in. This year I'm doing Biology, Physics, Chemistry, Maths, English lit and language, and further maths. I'm currently getting A*s in all 3 of the sciences, 6s in maths and English and an A in further maths. If I got these grades in my GCSEs would that be good enough? At A level I'm studying Biology, Chemistry and History. If I get good grades in those would I be able to study at Oxford?

Reply 1

Cherub012

5

for Oxford, preferably 80% need to be A*

Cambridge - smash your science and maths

Reply 2

HopelessMedic

19

Original post by grace_122

I'm currently in year 11 and I want to do a medicine degree. I've already done GCSE History and Statistics which I got an A and a B in. This year I'm doing Biology, Physics, Chemistry, Maths, English lit and language, and further maths. I'm currently getting A*s in all 3 of the sciences, 6s in maths and English and an A in further maths. If I got these grades in my GCSEs would that be good enough? At A level I'm studying Biology, Chemistry and History. If I get good grades in those would I be able to study at Oxford?

Average number of A*s for successful applicants is 10.5, average %A*s was 93.

Only one person with 6A*s received an interview, likely they had an exceptional BMAT or ext. circumstances.

Why in particular do you want to go to Oxford for medicine?

Reply 3

nexttime

22

You will need to do better than that.

https://www.medsci.ox.ac.uk/study/medicine/pre-clinical/statistics

Cambridge is similar, but if you want to go there you will need a third science/maths (Cambridge being the only university to require that).

Would I be able to do a medicine degree at Oxford?

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