Am I on the right track for Oxford medicine?

agreed, but burnout is a concern aswell with regards to non academic things the person has done.

agreed, but burnout is a concern aswell with regards to non academic things the person has done.

yeah I get your point- with gcses coming up it might be better for OP to not do as much, at least for that time period

https://www.medsci.ox.ac.uk/study/medicine/pre-clinical/statistics/text-equivalent-of-the-bar-charts-on-the-shortlisting-process-and-admissions-statistics-webpage
you can check the stats yourself, do it after gcse;s tho. you also have an entrance exam which they give a weigh in, and the predicted grades

I'd say that those gcses look fantastic, probably better to get a 9 in biology but you have time dw. You also have a lot of supercurriculars which are good. Honestly you're doing great, I think you definitely have a chance at Oxford if you keep up the a level grades at the same standard. You will also need to ace the med exam, but dw about that for now. Look at admission stats if you're too worried, but if you continue at your pace you'll do magnificently!

I go to Oxford (but do law not medicine) and I didn’t do anything in year 11 other than revise/try to get the best GCSEs possible. I wouldn’t worry too much about super curriculars until at least year 12

Ok thank you, also do you mind me asking what grades u got for gcses? Thanks

I got 9 grade 9s and one grade 8 but I would’ve done my GCSEs in 2020 so they were predicted grades

Hi guys, I wanted to know if I’m doing enough right now to even be considered a candidate for Oxford medicine. I’m only in year eleven but my gcse mock grades are:
Religious studies 9
Business 9
English Literature 9
English Language 9
Chemistry 9
Biology 8
Geography 8
Maths 7
French 7
Physics 6 (I was very ill that day but I wanted to get it over with, last time I got an 8)
I also volunteer at the stroke unit at the hospital 3hours per week, I plan to do another full week at a disabled children school during the summer, I also work at an 11+ tutoring centre as a class assistant and at kumon. I hope my grades won’t let me down, I’ve only started revising for my gcses now, and I think I’ll define out improve in all of them. I am also giving a TEDX talk this September which will be uploaded, I also started and set up the medicine club for younger years and i am planning be set up and act as editor for a new STEM section in the school newsletter. My school also introduced an academic journal which is published biannually, so I hope to publish two medicine related articles in y12. For a levels I chose biology chemistry psychology. Any advice or responses will be so appreciated or am I cooked

I have just received by GCSE results back I managed to get 7 9s and 4 8s in English lit, language, Spanish and Further maths. Should I even consider applying to do medicine at Cambridge or even Oxford if they are so GCSE heavy? For A level I am planning to do maths, biology, chemistry and history, but I might drop history depending on how it goes. Any tips for my A levels and the overall application process?

I have just received by GCSE results back I managed to get 7 9s and 4 8s in English lit, language, Spanish and Further maths. Should I even consider applying to do medicine at Cambridge or even Oxford if they are so GCSE heavy? For A level I am planning to do maths, biology, chemistry and history, but I might drop history depending on how it goes. Any tips for my A levels and the overall application process?

Is it al right for you to share how you revised for sciences and english literature?