A levels sat before 2 yr period

Hi I’m a new yr 12 student taking Biology Chemistry and Maths and interested in pursuing Medicine. I took A level Arabic in Yr10 as it is my first language and got an A in it . I have only just realised that this may not count as I took it very early.If anyone knows if universities accept and recognise this grade can u please let me know .
Thank you

Hi I’m a new yr 12 student taking Biology Chemistry and Maths and interested in pursuing Medicine. I took A level Arabic in Yr10 as it is my first language and got an A in it . I have only just realised that this may not count as I took it very early.If anyone knows if universities accept and recognise this grade can u please let me know .
Thank you

contact the unis you are intrested in about it, if you can't include it you could mention it in your personal statement

Different universities have different policies. So you need to check the individual policies of your target universities. For example:
• University of Birmingham need three A levels which "must normally be taken in the final year of secondary school", so are likely ignore your Arabic A level.
• University of Leicester require three A levels, but say "If you have taken four full A-levels (not including overlapping subjects such as Maths and Further Maths), we can also give an alternate offer of AAAB. In this case, all A-levels must be completed in Year 12 or 13." So they would ignore the Arabic A level too. Even if it had been taken in Year 12 or 13, it wouldn't have counted as a full A level as they say, "If one of the four A-levels is a language subject other than English of which the candidate is a home or native speaker, we would require AAA in the three remaining A-levels." (Note that their standard offer is A*AA.)
• University of Oxford would also ignore it as they require, "A*AA in three A-levels (excluding Critical Thinking and General Studies) taken in one academic year."
• University of Manchester don't say they'd ignore it, but again they only need three A levels and say, "If you have studied an advanced curriculum, where the examinations are spread over three years, please contact the admissions office prior to submitting an application." Your A level qualifications will actuall be spread over four years.
So, you need to check with individual unis.

thanks for your help !