what happens if all your offers have the same grades for the offer?

ive applied through ucas now and im waiting on my offers and im starting to get a little paranoid that i wont get into my backup option. realistically i know that wont happen because ive been told my personal statement is good and my predicted grades are well above what's needed but i can't help but think? the backup requires ABB-BBB but a grade lower assuming i get an A in my EPQ and the others need three As or A*AA. should i start to regret my choices..

Why on earth would an AAB-BBB/C uni reject an applicant on course (presumably) to achieve AAA/A*AA???

A university won't raise their offers just because an applicant has higher predicted grades

that's not what i meant, i just meant to ask what would happen if all my offers ended up being (for example) AAA. like how does that work out in terms of choosing a firm and insurance choice

realistically i dont think that would happen and i know im being paranoid. im just wondering and knowing might make me feel a little bit less anxious

Happens a lot with medicine and dentistry. It just means that you don't have an insurance choice.

that's not what i meant, i just meant to ask what would happen if all my offers ended up being (for example) AAA. like how does that work out in terms of choosing a firm and insurance choice

Many applicants end up picking a Firm and Insurance with exactly the same offer requirement. If those are your preferences, that's absolutely fine! You should never pick an insurance just because it has a lower offer, it should genuinely be your second preference regardless.

It's not quite correct to say that you don't have an insurance in this scenario, just that you're a bit less likely to end up going to it. At the end of the day, either your firm or insurance might have some flexibility in the grades they will ultimately accept .