Nat science (physical) without further maths.

Hi,
I’m in a year 12 right now and I’m doing bio physics and maths. I only released in February that I wanted to nat science at Cambridge and therefore did not take further maths.’It’s now too late to join the course’ is what my teachers are saying. Is there anyone who’s taking the course right now, specifically physical , that applied without further maths and managed to get in and what grades did you get in what subjects.

Hey, I'm not doing the course. I'm in year 12 as well. Doing Fm, maths, physics and chemistry. As per my understanding and conversations we've had in my school, further mathematics is definitely not a requirement for 'science' courses at oxbridge. In 'applying to oxbridge' seminars I've attended this question has definitely been asked a lot. Their answer is that it is definitely NOT necessary, but helpful. So my advice is to just keep doing difficult questions and improving your mathematical skills just to show that you're interested in furthering your ability beyond just the a-level curriculum

Yes, I was considering just focusing on my maths skills further but thought that it wouldn’t matter cause there’d always be someone else applying who did do further maths and got an A. My plan rn is to make sure I achieve 3 A* instead of the common offer basis of 2 A* A. I think I’ll join a maths competition to further show that me not taking further maths is not due to my lack of ability but just pure luck.
Thank you for your response