Oxbridge GCSEs

I went to a non-selective state school and got 9887777665 how cooked am I if I want to apply for history at oxbridge. (For reference I only got a 7 in history but an 8 in literature).
I keep seeing people say you need mostly 9/8s and it's stressing me out 😭😭

I went to a non-selective state school and got 9887777665 how cooked am I if I want to apply for history at oxbridge. (For reference I only got a 7 in history but an 8 in literature).
I keep seeing people say you need mostly 9/8s and it's stressing me out 😭😭

Its only one part of your application, so you still have a shot, but they might put you at a slight disadvantage. They are not so bad that they would completely inhibit your application though, but having a very strong application in other areas (i.e. ps, reference, any admission tests, pred. grades, etc.) will be necessary.
One point that is worth making is that since you go to a non-selective state school, they will me more lenient about your GCSEs since they look at GCSEs contextually, so that will be to your advantage.
TLDR: Not the end of the world, just work hard and make sure other areas of your application are up to the Oxbridge standard.

Sorry I have just started year 12 and I wanted to ask if my chances for Cambridge or other Russell groups would be destroyed due to me getting all 6s in GCSE. I heard that based on your AS scores they might give you a reduced offer if you are a forced migrant and have attended a school with a below average progress 8 score. I do fit that criteria as I only came in 2018 and didn’t know how to speak English fluently for about the start of my secondary school. Now I plan to take my A levels more seriously and wanted to know whether after I met the requirement For medicine in AS that there is a chance I could get a reduced offer

plus how do you check your school's average progress score?

bro they don't care about your GCSE,
i also came into England in 2018, and only started speaking fluently in English at start of secondary school and i go to a government school, but i did get 5 9's in GCSE but that doesn't matter, and i want to study medicine. plus what is a (forced migrant)

bro they don't care about your GCSE,
i also came into England in 2018, and only started speaking fluently in English at start of secondary school and i go to a government school, but i did get 5 9's in GCSE but that doesn't matter, and i want to study medicine. plus what is a (forced migrant)

They do care about gcse as the average applicant has 7-9 GCSE’s forced migrant means that your parents loved due to circumstances such as war my parents moved to Egypt then here bc of that

ah,ok thats seems tough

I went to a non-selective state school and got 9887777665 how cooked am I if I want to apply for history at oxbridge. (For reference I only got a 7 in history but an 8 in literature).
I keep seeing people say you need mostly 9/8s and it's stressing me out 😭😭

you're cooked. if you want to apply to top unis, you need all 9's preferably. anything below, it will put you at a significant disadvantage, so be aware, that it will be difficult to secure a place.

you're cooked. if you want to apply to top unis, you need all 9's preferably. anything below, it will put you at a significant disadvantage, so be aware, that it will be difficult to secure a place.