Do I still have a chance at Biomedical Sciences Oxford?

I just want to ask before you carry on with your application, do you want to work in diagnostics or research?
Oxford is not IBMS accredited and so, you cannot work as a diagnostic biomedical scientist if you go to Oxford.
Afraid I can’t offer help on getting into Oxford but I’m letting you know this as Oxford offer Biomedical SCIENCES not Biomedical Science.

Do you know if personal statements play any role in the shortlisting process?

Hi, I sat the BMSAT today and needless to say I completely flunked it. Without going into too much detail the time pressure got to me and I know I probably got less than 50% (maybe even <40%). I've been really worried that this will automatically disqualify me for shortlisting regardless of all other components just because it makes my application not competitive enough since it makes up 50% of the process.
On the other hand, I've been predicted an A*A*AA in Chemistry, Mathematics, Biology and AS Further Mathematics respectively, I've done an EPQ on CVD, got 9999999988 in GCSEs and I think my ps reflects my passion for the subject, so I'm fairly certain all of these aspects make me a potential candidate for a place (or even just an interview).
However, I'm worried that none of these things will matter because a machine may just automate the process and immediately disregard anyone below a certain threshold of scores; has anyone else had an experience like this e.g. from the old BMAT?
I'd love to hear some opinions from anyone, just to quell my worries or stop me from getting my hopes up. Thank you

Hi, I also sat the BMSAT on Tuesday. I had problems with my access arrangements due to Pearson technical issues and so will hopefully get special consideration. But, regardless, I also found the time pressure difficult and am not sure what score I actually will have got (despite lots of preparation and high scores on BMAT past papers).
Anyway, regarding your concern that a 'machine may just automate the process', I attended the Biomed talk at one of the Oxford open days and they said that the algorithm creates an automatic shortlist but then someone goes through and reads every application by hand. Hopefully meaning that they read the PS statement etc. Then, they may make changes to the interview shortlist. So, like you said, if the rest of a candidate's application is strong but the BMSAT score isn't high enough, they may still interview.
Hope this may of some help/reassurance and good luck in your application!