Doing Alevel Spanish with B1 Spanish, can I even get Cs?

...I have typical B1 spelling and grammatical errors.

Hey. A strong or intermediate B1 seems pretty perfect to start A-level Spanish in my opinion.
I'm an intermediate B2, and for reference all my grades are 95% or higher- the A-level courses tend to go through a lot of grammar and vocab already taught at GCSE anyway, so with enough effort you'll probably get A+s tbqh.

But I will be taking the test in May/June and my input/output skills are heavily unbalanced hahaha/ Cambridge Spanish Language and Lit. I know the words but when it comes to writing, I can only think of A2 words haha

this may or june? still a lot of time to improve. do you have a tutor or grinds? they can certainly help. searching up vocab lists for your exam board and memorising them is a technique i've used in a couple languages, and it defo works for me. so long as ur arguments are strong and your grammar isn't wrong, you can still get good grades. do you have a predicted grade?

What are grinds? Grammar drills? May. No, this is my first time doing Alevels. I have no tutor ><. My grammar has typical Anglophone mistakes like gender agreements and bad spelling. 😂Oh really still a lot of time to improve 😍?

GCSE aims to take you to around A2 level so if you're at B1 then you're probably ahead of the curve...A-level itself brings you to approximately B2 level only after all...