What do I do

This is my second time round applying for medicine and I’m scared that I will be rejected by everyone again. I’ve already gotten 3 rejections (1 post interview). And waiting for 2 more post interview decisions. I can’t take another gap year again ffs.
I DONT KNOW WHATS SO ****ED WITH MY INTERVIEWS NOT EVEN A WAITLIST.
Im already starting to get dark thought thinking about if I don’t get in this year.
I don’t know what’s the issue it’s literally just my interview. Achieved AAA 99999988777
I can improve UCAT again no worries but what is it man.

This is my second time round applying for medicine and I’m scared that I will be rejected by everyone again. I’ve already gotten 3 rejections (1 post interview). And waiting for 2 more post interview decisions. I can’t take another gap year again ffs.
I DONT KNOW WHATS SO ****ED WITH MY INTERVIEWS NOT EVEN A WAITLIST.
Im already starting to get dark thought thinking about if I don’t get in this year.
I don’t know what’s the issue it’s literally just my interview. Achieved AAA 99999988777
I can improve UCAT again no worries but what is it man.

taking 1 or 2 gap years is comon..in fact we have a whole thread of our TSR medics who took a gap year or 2 (@KA_P could you link it for me I can't find it). Like the user above said getting to interview stage is a good sign and perhaps you need to work on your interview technique.

In the event that you do receive 4 rejections (hopefully not) please consider taking a gap year rather than doing another degree..grad medicine is even more competitive than undergrad

Also tag me and let me know and I can link the medicine ucas extra thread.

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The fact you are getting to interview stage is a good sign, but if you're still getting rejections after that it sounds like the interviews aren't going so well. You should ask for feedback to see what the weak points are and then practice specifically to improve those. Good luck with other remaining opportunities, but if they don't come off and you don't want to go through the whole process again you could consider something like bio-medicine or cardio physiology. I'd say there's a fair chance you could pick that up through clearing without having to worry about interviews.

taking 1 or 2 gap years is comon..in fact we have a whole thread of our TSR medics who took a gap year or 2 (@KA_P could you link it for me I can't find it). Like the user above said getting to interview stage is a good sign and perhaps you need to work on your interview technique.
In the event that you do receive 4 rejections (hopefully not) please consider taking a gap year rather than doing another degree..grad medicine is even more competitive than undergrad
Also tag me and let me know and I can link the medicine ucas extra thread.
We're here to support you ❤❤❤

There’s ucas extra for med ? Like clearing ? I saw it last year at a couple of places guess I gotta just call them up

https://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/showthread.php?t=7209108
I'm watching this thread so I can give a proper reply when I get some time after exams

There’s ucas extra for med ? Like clearing ? I saw it last year at a couple of places guess I gotta just call them up