Dropping tripple science?

Hi! I'm a year 11 who's currently taking triple/separate sciences and I'm not sure if I should drop it and move down to combined or not.
Context:
- I would like to attend a russel group uni and would love to study law at cambridge so top GCSE grades are sort of a must
- For A levels I'm taking history, politics, english lit and maybe economics/german depending on my sixth form
- Predicted all 8/9's based off December mocks apart from science where I'm predicted all 7's
- Got all 8's and 9's in Decemeber mocks apart from Spanish where I got high 7 and sciences and maths where I got 6's
- I REALLY want all 8's and 9's in my final GCSE's
- I've spoken to one of my science teachers and she said she doesn't think I need to move down and that the class works at a good pace at me. Also, the combined class below me is full and the one below that works at a lower level than what I would need (she did say after march mocks I could revise in the current class I am in whilst they are covering triple content)
- I would have 10 GCSE if I dropped triple as I took German a year early
- I love my science class and the teachers are amazing so it's not necessarily the environment but just the exams themselves

Advice would be appreciated!!
P.S sorry if this is really badly written I'm sick rn

Hello!
Get well soon!
Are you struggling with triple science? If not, then I would keep it.
(ps. it's Russell and not russel)

My grades are okay but not as good as I would want them to be for triple (currently on all 6's but want all 8's/9's)

Have you covered the majority of the content yet? Where are you dropping marks?

We've got 1.5 topics left for physics and I think 1/2 for both biology and chemistry.
My main issue is finding a balance between revising content and also knowing how the mark scheme want's me to answer. So, I've started making mind maps for all CGP guides and am almost done with all paper 2 content we've covered. I want to be done will all paper 1 + paper 2 mind maps (for content we have covered) by end of march and then using past paper questions april onwards.
I also have a science tutor outside of school where we do exam questions for topics I've recently made mind maps for/ am struggling on and also get lots of exam question homework from my teachers. I plan on continuing on with this even if I drop triple but I'm scared I won't be able to finish all the content in time.

Should be doable with some hard work.

Hi! I'm a year 11 who's currently taking triple/separate sciences and I'm not sure if I should drop it and move down to combined or not.
Context:
- I would like to attend a russel group uni and would love to study law at cambridge so top GCSE grades are sort of a must
- For A levels I'm taking history, politics, english lit and maybe economics/german depending on my sixth form
- Predicted all 8/9's based off December mocks apart from science where I'm predicted all 7's
- Got all 8's and 9's in Decemeber mocks apart from Spanish where I got high 7 and sciences and maths where I got 6's
- I REALLY want all 8's and 9's in my final GCSE's
- I've spoken to one of my science teachers and she said she doesn't think I need to move down and that the class works at a good pace at me. Also, the combined class below me is full and the one below that works at a lower level than what I would need (she did say after march mocks I could revise in the current class I am in whilst they are covering triple content)
- I would have 10 GCSE if I dropped triple as I took German a year early
- I love my science class and the teachers are amazing so it's not necessarily the environment but just the exams themselves
Advice would be appreciated!!
P.S sorry if this is really badly written I'm sick rn

Dropping triple sciences because you really want 8s and 9s for all your GCSEs is the wrong focus. Cambridge won't care about a 6 or 7 in sciences for a law degree. Better to have a fully rounded set of GCSEs, which includes sciences, for wherever life takes you in the future.