I dont have time for any application procedures

im an international student and I want to pursue biomedical engineering. I take all sciences and math (I do edexcel IAL), I have absolutely no time to start writing a personal statement and all that work of applications, ia going to be so rowdy I see myself getting rejected if I try to do it in a hurry lol, im aiming for A*s and hopefully I get financial aid to go to a good university. I think ill have to apply for january 2019 intake. what do you guys think? and how hard is it to get admitted to Oxford and MIT?

im an international student and I want to pursue biomedical engineering. I take all sciences and math (I do edexcel IAL), I have absolutely no time to start writing a personal statement and all that work of applications, ia going to be so rowdy I see myself getting rejected if I try to do it in a hurry lol, im aiming for A*s and hopefully I get financial aid to go to a good university. I think ill have to apply for january 2019 intake. what do you guys think? and how hard is it to get admitted to Oxford and MIT?

If you don't have time to do the application then Oxford and MIT aren't for you.

what do you guys think?

Oxford doesnt do Jan intakes.

because im studying for january early papers..its not easy to get A*s without enough preparation. Besides, once im done with year 13 I'll have time to apply wouldn't I?

First of all, you cannot, under any circumstances) start at Oxford (nor, as far as I am aware, MIT) in January 2019. Secondly, no British university will accept you if you do not go through the proper application procedure. I suggest you think again.

You need time management skills.

im planning to do the application perfectly hence I dont want to risk doing it now cause then ill be forced to hurry with it so that I get good grades AND submit before the deadline, I mean for January intake, that is, if possible.

Part of advancing to further education is being able to organise and prioritise your time. If every other student can put time aside to write a personal statement, then so can you! If you have other commitments, then you need to decide what is more important and potentially get rid for the time being. Whilst at university, you will have to find time to complete all coursework and meet deadlines, and lecturers/professors are not going to take lack of time as an excuse.

I'm sorry if that was a bit blunt, but essentially you have not yet reached the busiest part of your life, so now is as good as any time to learn to balance and prioritise.

No good universities have January entry.

You've missed the Oxbridge deadline, so if you don't want to take a gap year, you can't apply there.

Realistically, if you want to go to university next academic year, you need to get your act together and apply before the deadline in early January 2018. You'll have the Christmas holiday to write your personal statement. It's really not that difficult - everybody else manages.

I mean for January intake, that is, if possible.

First of all, you cannot, under any circumstances) start at Oxford (nor, as far as I am aware, MIT) in January 2019. Secondly, no British university will accept you if you do not go through the proper application procedure. I suggest you think again.

because im studying for january early papers..its not easy to get A*s without enough preparation. Besides, once im done with year 13 I'll have time to apply wouldn't I?

im an international student and I want to pursue biomedical engineering. I take all sciences and math (I do edexcel IAL), I have absolutely no time to start writing a personal statement and all that work of applications, ia going to be so rowdy I see myself getting rejected if I try to do it in a hurry lol, im aiming for A*s and hopefully I get financial aid to go to a good university. I think ill have to apply for january 2019 intake. what do you guys think? and how hard is it to get admitted to Oxford and MIT?

First of all props to you because you are taking maths, chemistry, physics and biology. Awesome.
Second of all, if you don't have time to start writing a personal statement then if I was in your position I'd personally ask myself why I'm doing all these subjects and what I'm learning from them. Just buy a book and take notes.
Thirdly, find out who you are and why you want to go to university.
I suggest you intensively research both Oxford and MIT in order to make sure you don't make a vague application.
Unfortunately you are international and certain colleges may put you at second or first priority in oxford colleges. The latter is not often.

Who are you?
What are your human needs?
Who do you want to be in the future?
Why do you want a degree?
Would you be better off going straight into the workplace?
Why are you set on Oxford and MIT are questions you should honestly ask yourself.

Also --- my friend goes to Eton and he said that a lot of the students who go to far-away international universities such as Harvard and MIT often talk about the politics of the university and the societies that interest them. Research the learning style of Oxford and why this would potentially benefit you. Also the director of studies!!!! You have to know who he is if you are directly applying to a college and want to stand out in a college at Oxford that has majority great applicants (Brasenose, Balilol).

Goooooooooood luck!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

No good universities have January entry.