Oxford or Cambridge med?

Hi, I'm not too bothered as to which uni I apply to - they both seem perfect and there's no point trying to pick faults with either of them or their courses. My question is which uni am I more likely to get into:
GCSEs 9999999988
A-levels: bio, chem, maths. I'm currently on a B in maths and hopefully I can get this to an A. The other two fluctuate between an A and an A*. Oxford has a lower conditional offer but I presume that is because they'll have a higher UCAT cutoff.

Hi, I'm not too bothered as to which uni I apply to - they both seem perfect and there's no point trying to pick faults with either of them or their courses. My question is which uni am I more likely to get into:
GCSEs 9999999988
A-levels: bio, chem, maths. I'm currently on a B in maths and hopefully I can get this to an A. The other two fluctuate between an A and an A*. Oxford has a lower conditional offer but I presume that is because they'll have a higher UCAT cutoff.

Thanks @unfailingtruck and @artful_lounger . I think for the time being I'm going to wait and see how my June mocks go - if maths and chemistry are still easy enough then I'll think abt Cambridge. I have a general understanding of the UCAT but I'm not going to practise any of the questions until after the mocks.
Do both unis value scientific knowledge equally, or is one more health-oriented? Cambridge seems to have lots of medical research companies near it but I'm not sure if the university cares. So far my application is very much STEM-focused, to the extent where it looks like I'm applying for biochem.

Thanks everyone for the advice. My plan has two sides.
Firstly I'm going to try and work out which uni feels right this summer by going to the open days. I'm also going to wait until I get my UCAT results before choosing (in my head) which one I prefer more, as by this point I'll have sat my mocks.
I'm not really sure how I'd perform at interviews, but from what I understand they're a mock tutorial/supervision, so revising A-level content (rn) is still benefitting me.
Finally, to make my application more medical, I will probably just do a futurelearn course and an EPQ. If I can be bothered I might even read a book but that's not guaranteed .

Hi - I received offers from both (Cambridge last year and Oxford this year), so am probably in a decent position to advise.
Firstly, if you don’t have A*A*A predicted as a minimum, with at least three sciences/maths, definitely not Cambridge (as another has mentioned).
Beyond this, if you’re set on applying to Oxbridge, then other factors are unlikely to be the difference in admission chances (both Oxford and Cambridge are using the UCAT for the first time this year, so knowing where they’ll place soft/hard cutoffs is impossible). The only thing I’d say is definitely worth thinking about is how well you’d come across in a heavily academic interview. If you think this would be your main strength, Cambridge is a better bet because of the proportion of applicants that get interviewed.
But ultimately, visit both, see which of the cities you like more, and where you could see yourself for six years of your life.
Any questions feel free to ask.

can u apply with low GCSEs (2 7’s the rest 6 but eng lang at 5 )but get A*s in predicted and a high ucat score

Hi I was planning to apply to cambridge, but my UCAT turned out to be only 2920 and sjt 3.
all 9 except one 8 ( 8 in maths but 9 in statistics and A in ad-maths) in GCSE and 4 predicted Astar - bio,chem,maths and geography. strong PS as well. but very discouraged by ucat . please advise if it is worth applying to cambridge.