resitting a levels and graduate medicine?

Wonder if anyone is alive at this time 🧐, will post tomorrow if not

So I'm currently resitting my a-levels and going into undergraduate biomedical science, I initially wanted to go into medicine but academically things didn't pan out well (hence the resitting).

I know graduate medicine is very competitive and I also know how varied entry requirements are but... is having resat my a-levels or redone year 13 place me at a disadvantage to those who didn't as a grad medicine applicant?

Wonder if anyone is alive at this time 🧐, will post tomorrow if not

So I'm currently resitting my a-levels and going into undergraduate biomedical science, I initially wanted to go into medicine but academically things didn't pan out well (hence the resitting).

I know graduate medicine is very competitive and I also know how varied entry requirements are but... is having resat my a-levels or redone year 13 place me at a disadvantage to those who didn't as a grad medicine applicant?

If you can get 3 As in your resit, the advice on here is generally to reapply for medicine (which at this stage would mean a gap year, no bad thing as you can use it to get lots of relevant experience, relax a bit and earn some money). You'd have to apply to universities that accept resits - there are quite a few of these now, look through similar threads to find a list. It's quicker, cheaper, and less competitive than graduate entry.

It's too late the deadline passed before I sent my application off and did my admission tests

Then take another gap year if you get AAA and reapply. More choice, lower competition and saves 3 years in a degree you don't really want