Medicine entry requirements

Hi, I'm a year 12 student and thinking to apply to medicine at uni. I'm predicted A in biology, B in history, B in chemistry. I didn’t choose Math A-level which puts me on a slight disadvantage when applying for medical schools. I understand that medicine is a very competitive course, however I really need to know what approach I can have to get the best maximum results. My GCSE grades:
8888877664. I got a 7 in chemistry and a 6 in math and biology, which is very disappointing as I was predicted minimum 8s for both. Although I am thinking to resit my maths GCSE as I am sure i can get a 7. Also thinking to do a gap year so I can gain more work experience and strengthen my profile. I'm also eligible for majority of two criterias on the widening contextual offer requirements for most unis. Do I have a good chance at getting an offer on a fairly good medical school?
I’m also involved in debating club at school, student leadership team and volunteering at charity for kids with disadvantaged abilities. I’m also involved in writing research papers for my local university on Biology and AI. I’m also hoping to get hospital experience locally and abroad (I was involved with charities in my home country). should I take a gap year and work more towards getting the best skills? What are some other alternatives I can take if applying to med schools is risky?
P.s My backup option is Law although my main priority is Med school as I am really passionate about it.
I'm considering UCL, Imperial, Manchester, Brunel, Queen Mary, and St Andrews.

Your GCSE for chem and bio are good dont worry ! All your other gcse results shows you are capable of doing well so just focus on your alevels and work experience ❤️

Hi, I'm a year 12 student and thinking to apply to medicine at uni. I'm predicted A in biology, B in history, B in chemistry. I didn’t choose Math A-level which puts me on a slight disadvantage when applying for medical schools. I understand that medicine is a very competitive course, however I really need to know what approach I can have to get the best maximum results. My GCSE grades:
8888877664. I got a 7 in chemistry and a 6 in math and biology, which is very disappointing as I was predicted minimum 8s for both. Although I am thinking to resit my maths GCSE as I am sure i can get a 7. Also thinking to do a gap year so I can gain more work experience and strengthen my profile. I'm also eligible for majority of two criterias on the widening contextual offer requirements for most unis. Do I have a good chance at getting an offer on a fairly good medical school?
I’m also involved in debating club at school, student leadership team and volunteering at charity for kids with disadvantaged abilities. I’m also involved in writing research papers for my local university on Biology and AI. I’m also hoping to get hospital experience locally and abroad (I was involved with charities in my home country). should I take a gap year and work more towards getting the best skills? What are some other alternatives I can take if applying to med schools is risky?
P.s My backup option is Law although my main priority is Med school as I am really passionate about it.
I'm considering UCL, Imperial, Manchester, Brunel, Queen Mary, and St Andrews.

Not doing maths doesnt impact you for any uni apart from cambridge I did law as a back up as Well

Hi, but I’m pretty sure lots of uni look at your gcses when shortlisting, right? that’s one of my concern. Also did you end up choosing law or medicine? And how was the application process and demands looking like for them?
Thank uuu

Hi, but I’m pretty sure lots of uni look at your gcses when shortlisting, right? that’s one of my concern. Also did you end up choosing law or medicine? And how was the application process and demands looking like for them?
Thank uuu