Can I get into oxbridge with btechs?

I’m going into yr 12 in a week, I got 5As 1A* 2Bs and 1C in GCSE (877777665) I’m planning on taking Alevel physics, maths and engineering btech(worth 3 alevels), I’m asking if I could still stand a chance at getting into oxbridge with those subjects and I’m planning on getting A*s in all of them and I will also try and do extracurriculars in sports, maybe volunteering and other stuff

I think it may put you off a bit but you still can apply without a doubt. Bare in mind extracurriculars doesn't help your application much, try doing some good supercuriculars!

I am planning on learning computer science by myself, and maybe some part of further maths, would that increase my chance?

Taking CP1, CP2, FM1 and FM2 for Further Maths as a Private Candidate would certainly gain you an interview at Cambridge.

I’m going into yr 12 in a week, I got 5As 1A* 2Bs and 1C in GCSE (877777665) I’m planning on taking Alevel physics, maths and engineering btech(worth 3 alevels), I’m asking if I could still stand a chance at getting into oxbridge with those subjects and I’m planning on getting A*s in all of them and I will also try and do extracurriculars in sports, maybe volunteering and other stuff

What is cp1

Pearson Edexcel A-Level Further Maths papers:
CP1 is Core Pure 1
CP2 is Core Pure 2
FM1 is Further Mechanics 1
FM2 is Further Mechanics 2
All the content is in Year 1 and some in Year 2 of a Cambridge Engineering degree and interview questions will be based on some of the content too. 🙂

I think it’s likely to hinder your application, consider taking chemistry instead - very enjoyable at A level and won’t hinder any accessibility to engineering courses at oxbridge

I’m going into yr 12 in a week, I got 5As 1A* 2Bs and 1C in GCSE (877777665) I’m planning on taking Alevel physics, maths and engineering btech(worth 3 alevels), I’m asking if I could still stand a chance at getting into oxbridge with those subjects and I’m planning on getting A*s in all of them and I will also try and do extracurriculars in sports, maybe volunteering and other stuff

Taking CP1, CP2, FM1 and FM2 for Further Maths as a Private Candidate would certainly gain you an interview at Cambridge.

I can only speak for Cambridge. but here is my advice:
Which subject are you thinking of applying for? If it's Engineering, you will find that Further Maths will provide a lot more utility. 96% of successful applicants had it and some colleges require it. If it is Natural Sciences (e.g. Physics) or Maths, you don't meet the minimum entry requirements.
From the Cambridge University website: "VCE A Levels, Applied A Levels, GNVQs and BTECs can’t usually be used to replace the A level requirements for our courses.
We may accept a combination of A levels and VCE or other qualifications for some Cambridge courses.
In these cases, you would need to have taken any required or highly desirable subjects. A six-unit VCE or Applied A Level could then be taken instead of a third A level or as an additional fourth broadening subject."
"I will also try and do extracurriculars in sports, maybe volunteering and other stuff" - extracurriculars unrelated to the degree will confer no advantage at all. Only relevant supercurriculars will provide any benefit.

I wanna take engineering maybe mechanical and dive into robotics/mechatronics but thank you for telling me that info, I have decided to move sixth forms and take maths,physics,computer science (because I didn’t reach the grades for further maths but I’ll try and ask if I can self study so the schl can let me take the tests) and Dofe but I went on the Cambridge website and it stated this
“All Colleges, except Trinity College, welcome applications from students taking A Level Mathematics and a suitable vocational qualification, e.g. a BTEC Higher National Diploma, in an engineering discipline. Applicants are expected to achieve the highest possible grades in A Level Mathematics and the vocational qualification. Those taking the Single Award Applied A Level in Engineering or the Principle Learning components of the Advanced Diploma in Engineering must also be taking A Levels in Mathematics and Physics.” I was previously planning on taking a level 3 extended diploma in engineering but I’m quite confused with what you stated in your reply, I’m really sorry for taking a part of your time but I’m really confused right now 😭

I would advise contacting the admissions office of the college(s) you're thinking of applying to, as recommended on this page: https://www.undergraduate.study.cam.ac.uk/apply/before/accepted-qualifications:
"VCE A Levels, Applied A Levels, GNVQs and BTECs can’t usually be used to replace the A level requirements for our courses.
We may accept a combination of A levels and VCE or other qualifications for some Cambridge courses.
In these cases, you would need to have taken any required or highly desirable subjects. A six-unit VCE or Applied A Level could then be taken instead of a third A level or as an additional fourth broadening subject.
If you are taking these qualifications, we recommend that you contact a College Admissions Office as soon as possible."
Most successful candidates will have A-Level Maths, Further Maths and Physics. Of those doing A-Levels, all had A-Level Maths and Physics and 96% had Further Maths. That's not to say they are required but Cambridge is already very competitive. I can't advise further but this may be something to bear in mind.
Also, if you're doing D of E for your own enjoyment, that's great, but it will confer no specific advantage to your application. Only supercurriculars that directly relate to your degree will provide any benefit.

I was taking a Dofe for my own enjoyment but if I was to do an EPQ in something relating to the degree I wanna take would that also count as a supercurricular?

That would, yes. I would say that an EPQ in something related to Engineering would be an excellent supercurricular. I didn't do one myself so I can't really advise on the specifics but I'm sure that you'll find something.
I should clarify that I'm not saying not to do these extracurriculars, just that they won't help your application. I did D of E and, barring a few arguments and some miserable weather, I really enjoyed it.

Yeahhh i understood what you meant, I only got confused with the extracurriculars and supercurricular because I was thinking of applying to American schools and they rather look at extracurriculars i think, but thank you soo much for your help 🙏 sorry for taking a bit of your time but I wish you have a great day ))

Not "certainly". It is true that Cambridge interviews most applicants but it is not certain, especially if the minimum grade / subject requirements are not on track to be met.

Not "certainly". It is true that Cambridge interviews most applicants but it is not certain, especially if the minimum grade / subject requirements are not on track to be met.