Medicine clearing?

The way clearing works is that you need to decline your offers before you go into clearing. If you do this, I can guarantee you that you won't be getting that Medicine offer back if the plan goes lopsided.
Since the demise of UCAS Adjustment, some universities are happy for you to enquire if you'd be accepted while still holding an offer and before going into clearing, but not every university does this and I'd assume that med schools in particular would be extremely unhappy about this and probably wouldn't allow you to do this.
In any case, this is all a moot point because only a handful of places are available in clearing for Medicine and they get snatched up instantly. As others have pointed out, you should be extremely happy with your offer - you're in the lucky 1/3ish of med applicants that actually got an offer, it doesn't matter where you go to university for Medicine either so just let it go.

The speed at which you’d need to refer yourself to a results day clearing choice for med would negate the “have your cake and eat it” strategy. A lot of remaining med places get filled via waitlists so you really are scrabbling around for a very small number of places which are being snapped up.

thanks for the reply . my plan was to only go into clearing if a med school gives me verbal confirmation and id be willing to risk it if a med school explicitly had given me the heads up . Also since I am a gap yr applicant I have already achieved alevels which makes it easier for clearing as some med schools like kcl last year were in clearing way before alevel results day .

thanks for the reply . my plan was to only go into clearing if a med school gives me verbal confirmation and id be willing to risk it if a med school explicitly had given me the heads up . Also since I am a gap yr applicant I have already achieved alevels which makes it easier for clearing as some med schools like kcl last year were in clearing way before alevel results day .