Predicted Grades

Hi just got my ucas predicted grades they are:
Biology - A*
Chemistry - A
Psychology - A
I was wondering if i stand a chance with these at Exeter uni medical school? I genuinely believe i can actually get higher than these grades for the real thing but are these predictions good enough? Thanks

Exeter usually requires 3A* predicted

Lilysilly is correct.
For many universities what is needed to get in (and what the minimum entry requirements are) isn't always what it takes to get invited to interview because it is so competitive.
Exeter has a tight scoring system, score yourself as per their admission criteria.
Their scoring system is out of 100 (if you are achieved) and max 90 marks if you are predicted. So thier scoring favours achieved grades.
For both they start looking at 3 A* and work down so you would be in the third tranche with 1A*. So you are unlikely to have a high enough mark to get offered an interview at Exeter.
You do get extra points for contextual factors so that may help if it applies to you. But with Exetters shift back to favouring achieved grades in their scoring system it seems unlikely if a non contextual predicted home applicant.
94-96 points on the Exeter score is around the interview cut off in recent years.

idk if that’s true it says on their admissions page the typical offer is A*AA. If the grades needed were so ridiculously high like you say 3A*s we really wouldn’t have any doctors in the country because i bet the amount of people going for medicine who actually get all A* is very small…

ok so I don’t understand. People are always saying apply strategically. Fine. I’ll pick Exeter I have done my research and in the majority of articles I’ve read it seems to be agreed that Exeter is more of a safe achievable goal than other higher ranking universities. And now you’re telling me that basically no one has a chance unless they get 3 A*s at a level? Tell me how I can apply strategically like you say if even the ‘safer’ options are completely out of the vast vast majority of people’s reaches?!

ok so I don’t understand. People are always saying apply strategically. Fine. I’ll pick Exeter I have done my research and in the majority of articles I’ve read it seems to be agreed that Exeter is more of a safe achievable goal than other higher ranking universities. And now you’re telling me that basically no one has a chance unless they get 3 A*s at a level? Tell me how I can apply strategically like you say if even the ‘safer’ options are completely out of the vast vast majority of people’s reaches?!