Medicine,A levels and life stress

So basically I am struggling with career choices and revision. I’m currently in year 13 and I have 3 months left for my A level exams in June . I just don’t know what to do. Basically I got rejected from all four of my universities for medicine and now I’m stuck . When I applied I knew I would get rejected since my UCAT score was too low and I planned to take a gap year and reapply but now I’m realising how unrealistic it all was . I’m genuinely so tired of education and studying and yet I’m choosing to go into a career that’s based on studying , it makes no sense. I’m just not the type of person fit for medicine and even if I like the idea of having a respectable job, making my parents proud ,being valued in society and helping people , I won’t survive medical school and I definitely wont handle the academic pressure . I know it’s not good but my family aren’t financially stable and so being a specialised doctor will bring lots of money and job security. I don’t know why I keep going back to the idea of medicine even when I’m constantly doubting it every day . I’ve thought of other options such as Biomed, pharmacy and optometry which I can take after my gap year but I just don’t seem to be interested in anything at all, not even my alevels .I know that right now I should be focusing on my A levels and ensuring I get the best grades but when I’m constantly surrounded by my classmates getting offers and talking about how excited they are for uni , I just start panicking about how I don’t even know what I want to do for my future . How do I get passion and live a content life?

Well you've identified what you should be doing: focusing on the here and now i.e. your A levels, so that's a good start. Longer term thoughts about whether you'd be able to manage medical school are not immediately pressing tbh.
Why does hearing your classmates talk about their offers make you feel panicked? Just because they have offers doesn't mean you won't ever get any.
Do you actually want to do medicine? Or are you wanting to do it based on things like having a respectable job, making your parents proud etc?
Reading your post gave me a vague feeling of stress, which I think is probably a reliable indicator that you're stressed out. Do you have much else going on in your life? Friends? Hobbies? Ways to relax?

Hi, it’s completely understandable that you’re feeling overwhelmed, it’s okay to not have everything figured out right now. So many people change paths, it’s just part of figuring out what actually suits you.
Since you’re feeling burnt out, a gap year might still be a good idea—not just to reapply for medicine (if that’s what you still want), but to give yourself some breathing space to explore other interests. You might find clarity through work experience, volunteering, or even just stepping back from the academic cycle for a bit.
You can also spend some more time researching Universities and attending open days, this might give you a better insight into what University life could be like and if you think it might be something for you.
Remember, you don’t have to have all the answers straight away. Keep exploring, be kind to yourself. You’ve got this!