I did so **** in my GCSEs

I haven’t done my a levels, UCAT or BMAT exams yet.
But are my gcse grades strong for Oxford or Cambridge university provided with 3A* and high UCAT/BMAT score? I’m not quite sure wether my grades are too low as I’ve only ever seen those with all 9s applying to Oxbridge
Art- 7
Fm - 9
Bio-9
Chem-9
Phys-9
Sp- 9
ELA-9
ELI-8
Comp-7
Maths-9
Rs-7
Drama-7

Oxbridge aren't too fussed about GCSE results. I got 2 interviews with Oxford and my GCSE's were grades 6-9. Mainly depends on your personal statement, predicted A Level grades, aptitude tests and interview performance.

I haven’t done my a levels, UCAT or BMAT exams yet.
But are my gcse grades strong for Oxford or Cambridge university provided with 3A* and high UCAT/BMAT score? I’m not quite sure wether my grades are too low as I’ve only ever seen those with all 9s applying to Oxbridge
Art- 7
Fm - 9
Bio-9
Chem-9
Phys-9
Sp- 9
ELA-9
ELI-8
Comp-7
Maths-9
Rs-7
Drama-7

Hey the BMAT has been discontinued (last year was the last sitting). For med at least, Oxford = more GCSE heavy. More so than Cambridge actually (they publish the average number of A*s achieved for admitted candidates). But yes you don't need straight 9s per say. I had a friend with a similar grade profile to you who got an interview for Cambridge med (even with one B in Art).

Hi, thank you so much for your reply, so will Cambridge be not only gcse heavy but also A level and UCAT heavy too?
And once you are selected to an interview is it solely your interview performance that decided whether you get an offer or not?

I haven’t done my a levels, UCAT or BMAT exams yet.
But are my gcse grades strong for Oxford or Cambridge university provided with 3A* and high UCAT/BMAT score? I’m not quite sure wether my grades are too low as I’ve only ever seen those with all 9s applying to Oxbridge
Art- 7
Fm - 9
Bio-9
Chem-9
Phys-9
Sp- 9
ELA-9
ELI-8
Comp-7
Maths-9
Rs-7
Drama-7

they dont care about gcses as long as u have grades lke 6-9 these are soliddd for oxford or cambridge.
Both unis look at bmat/ucat scores for interview selection and then an offer based on interview peformance.

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 heavy on GCSEs? Some people in my school did better than me in their GCSEs and I feel like I really did not do my best. 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 heavy on GCSEs? Some people in my school did better than me in their GCSEs and I feel like I really did not do my best. 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?

Congratulations, these are not terrible results at all, @Jasmine6789 this applies to you as well, you both did amazing and more than enough more a Med application!
As you are only just starting year 12 now, I would suggest you really consider if the 4th A Level is worth it. I initially took Maths, Chem, Bio and Phys and while Maths did initially help slightly with the other three, I dropped it and it was definitely worth it for me personally. It might be more beneficial for you to drop History and instead spend that time not only revising and achieveing the highest grades you are able to get in the other 3 subjects, but also spend that time looking for work experience (EPQs are great for this). The earlier you start these supercurriculars, the more you will have to choose from when discussing your work experience in your personal statement and interviews next year. Give History a go, but don't be scared to drop it. Oxbridge especially would choose A*AA over AAAB any day.
History does sound like a good subject to do as it would help develop transferable skills like essay writing you need but won't learn in your other three subjects. If this is your main reason for picking it, consider taking an EPQ instead, I took all sciences and the EPQ really helped my writing.
Start looking at UCAT around March time as well, UCAT is usually the first hurdle for all Med applications and only when you know your score will you be able to apply most strategically.
Good luck!!