Transferring to universities after foundation year

I was wondering if I would be eligible to move from Kingston University to University of Reading after my foundation year since both universities offer the same course that I am trying to pursue (Chemistry). Would I be allowed if I work really hard and produce great results? I know it’s a bit too early but I just wanna know if it’s possible. Can anyone give me a bit of insight? What I mean is, is it possible to do my foundation year at Kingston and then continue to the first year at Reading?

Do your A levels, BTECs, or whatever meet Reading's standard entry requirements, such that you could have been offered a place there had you applied? If not, then you won't be able to transfer, I'm afraid.
You can see Reading's policy in transfer into the university in this document, which says:
"The University of Reading (UoR) permits students to transfer programmes of study within UoR. Students who have undertaken HE study elsewhere are also permitted to transfer into our degree programmes, provided:
• They meet the admissions criteria for the programme."
If you do meet the entry requirements for Reading's Chemistry degree, then a transfer will depend the two foundation years being sufficiently similar that "recognition of prior learning" can be applied, and you doing sufficiently well at Kingston. Both of these points are covered in that same document.

Yes, I exceeded the requirements that Reading wants. I don’t know why I’m worrying about this right now. Thank you so much for the document!

Do your A levels, BTECs, or whatever meet Reading's standard entry requirements, such that you could have been offered a place there had you applied? If not, then you won't be able to transfer, I'm afraid.
You can see Reading's policy in transfer into the university in this document, which says:
"The University of Reading (UoR) permits students to transfer programmes of study within UoR. Students who have undertaken HE study elsewhere are also permitted to transfer into our degree programmes, provided:
• They meet the admissions criteria for the programme."
If you do meet the entry requirements for Reading's Chemistry degree, then a transfer will depend the two foundation years being sufficiently similar that "recognition of prior learning" can be applied, and you doing sufficiently well at Kingston. Both of these points are covered in that same document.

What if you have lower grades in your a levels and btec than required in the course you want to do but did really well in the foundation year?

I was wondering if I would be eligible to move from Kingston University to University of Reading after my foundation year since both universities offer the same course that I am trying to pursue (Chemistry). Would I be allowed if I work really hard and produce great results? I know it’s a bit too early but I just wanna know if it’s possible. Can anyone give me a bit of insight? What I mean is, is it possible to do my foundation year at Kingston and then continue to the first year at Reading?