Year 12 gyg for medicine - lets do this!

So I've seen a few gyg's on this website, so of course I had to join in. I think the concept is really smart; you hold yourself accountable to what you do every day and people constantly support and encourage you through your journey. On one hand, I'm really excited to get this sort of proper revision schedule, but on the other hand, I'm really scared that I'll lose this motivation after results day because I'll be disappointed with my grades if they are less than what I hoped to achieve. I hope that regardless of what happens on results day, I'll realise that gcse grades are not the end of the world and continue with my A-levels, but this sense of anticipation is really unnerving.
For context:
- I finished gcses a month ago.
- I will be taking Biology (OCR), Chemistry (AQA) and Maths (Edexcel).
Happy to welcome any other gygs and encouragement ) I'd be happy for any study buddies as well; the more the merrier

So I've seen a few gyg's on this website, so of course I had to join in. I think the concept is really smart; you hold yourself accountable to what you do every day and people constantly support and encourage you through your journey. On one hand, I'm really excited to get this sort of proper revision schedule, but on the other hand, I'm really scared that I'll lose this motivation after results day because I'll be disappointed with my grades if they are less than what I hoped to achieve. I hope that regardless of what happens on results day, I'll realise that gcse grades are not the end of the world and continue with my A-levels, but this sense of anticipation is really unnerving.
For context:
- I finished gcses a month ago.
- I will be taking Biology (OCR), Chemistry (AQA) and Maths (Edexcel).
Happy to welcome any other gygs and encouragement ) I'd be happy for any study buddies as well; the more the merrier

Are you starting revision over the summer

What A level prep work have you been set?

Hi I am in year 12 rn so about to Go to yr 13 feel free to ask any questions I also do ocr bio looking forward to seeing ur journey into med

Hii, thankyou so much for your help! I did have a few questions about A-levels, since I missed the A-level transition day my school offered, so I hope you don't mind:
Thankyou for taking the time to answer these questions. Hope Year 13 goes smoothly for you and good luck! )

Thank you.
If you have any qs about medicine process feel free to ask as Well as I am also applying for 2025 medicine entry.
Q1) I would not start that until ur close to doing all the content. I would do AS papers around 2 months before you Sit the mocks determine G ur predicted grades thou. To revise I would use videos to cover content u dont know and do some pmt qs.
Q2) Miss estruch is okay to some extend I would wartch biorach for biology. Any usual website so pmt, save My exams and revision world, quizlet and anki.
Q3) I havent but it depends How you feel I would hold off until having done Christmas term then Make a decision around that time.

Another yr13 med GYGer tagging along and here to keep you accountable when school comes back around 😂
Any questions lmk, but I don't take any of your exam boards (same subjects though + fm)
And over the summer there's no point prepping for a levels. Just buy some notebooks ready and make sure you're bag is organised when you're back. Mostly just have fun!

Thank you so much for your reply! Good luck on your A-level journey 🙂

We've been set some transition work by our sixth form (which is yet to be completed ☹️ ) that includes overviews of the content, videos for further exploration etc. I think it aims to just bridge the gap between GCSEs and A-levels, because the amount of studying, from what I've heard, is an immense step up.

So I've seen a few gyg's on this website, so of course I had to join in. I think the concept is really smart; you hold yourself accountable to what you do every day and people constantly support and encourage you through your journey. On one hand, I'm really excited to get this sort of proper revision schedule, but on the other hand, I'm really scared that I'll lose this motivation after results day because I'll be disappointed with my grades if they are less than what I hoped to achieve. I hope that regardless of what happens on results day, I'll realise that gcse grades are not the end of the world and continue with my A-levels, but this sense of anticipation is really unnerving.
For context:
- I finished gcses a month ago.
- I will be taking Biology (OCR), Chemistry (AQA) and Maths (Edexcel).
Happy to welcome any other gygs and encouragement ) I'd be happy for any study buddies as well; the more the merrier

So I've seen a few gyg's on this website, so of course I had to join in. I think the concept is really smart; you hold yourself accountable to what you do every day and people constantly support and encourage you through your journey. On one hand, I'm really excited to get this sort of proper revision schedule, but on the other hand, I'm really scared that I'll lose this motivation after results day because I'll be disappointed with my grades if they are less than what I hoped to achieve. I hope that regardless of what happens on results day, I'll realise that gcse grades are not the end of the world and continue with my A-levels, but this sense of anticipation is really unnerving.
For context:
- I finished gcses a month ago.
- I will be taking Biology (OCR), Chemistry (AQA) and Maths (Edexcel).
Happy to welcome any other gygs and encouragement ) I'd be happy for any study buddies as well; the more the merrier

Hi, I've been looking at a bunch of gygs on this website and yours has motivated me to start one as I am also waiting for my GCSE results and starting college in September x
I wish you good look on your results xx

So I've seen a few gyg's on this website, so of course I had to join in. I think the concept is really smart; you hold yourself accountable to what you do every day and people constantly support and encourage you through your journey. On one hand, I'm really excited to get this sort of proper revision schedule, but on the other hand, I'm really scared that I'll lose this motivation after results day because I'll be disappointed with my grades if they are less than what I hoped to achieve. I hope that regardless of what happens on results day, I'll realise that gcse grades are not the end of the world and continue with my A-levels, but this sense of anticipation is really unnerving.
For context:
- I finished gcses a month ago.
- I will be taking Biology (OCR), Chemistry (AQA) and Maths (Edexcel).
Happy to welcome any other gygs and encouragement ) I'd be happy for any study buddies as well; the more the merrier