Will i get into uni with A*A*B predictions?

I'm applying for maths and econ at unis that want a baseline of an A (UCL, KCL, LSE, QM) and only one that wants ABC. Is it risky to do this or would A*A*B be an acceptable equivalent to A*AA or AAA?

I'm applying for maths and econ at unis that want a baseline of an A (UCL, KCL, LSE, QM) and only one that wants ABC. Is it risky to do this or would A*A*B be an acceptable equivalent to A*AA or AAA?

A*A*B is usually only seen as equivalent to A*A*B by universities, even though it is equivalent to A*AA in terms of UCAS points. I'd highly recommend pushing for that B to be upped to an A if at all possible, or you'll just have to apply to lower ranked unis (highest requirement you'll be able to meet will probably be AAB, since A*A*B offers are rare)

I'm applying for maths and econ at unis that want a baseline of an A (UCL, KCL, LSE, QM) and only one that wants ABC. Is it risky to do this or would A*A*B be an acceptable equivalent to A*AA or AAA?