BCC-AAA in 2 months! A level 2025 med

Can I go from CCB in a level biology AQA, chemistry AQA, and maths edexcel (respectively), in 2 months? I can usually learn things quite fast, I’m just worried about applying my knowledge, especially for biology. I want to do medicine, so AAA are the lowest grades I can get.
For 60% the spec, I barely know any of the content, and for the other 40% I know well.
I’m basically just asking if anyone has done this before and if it’s possible?
Thanks

you're gonna have to man

Can I go from CCB in a level biology AQA, chemistry AQA, and maths edexcel (respectively), in 2 months? I can usually learn things quite fast, I’m just worried about applying my knowledge, especially for biology. I want to do medicine, so AAA are the lowest grades I can get.
For 60% the spec, I barely know any of the content, and for the other 40% I know well.
I’m basically just asking if anyone has done this before and if it’s possible?
Thanks

Can I go from CCB in a level biology AQA, chemistry AQA, and maths edexcel (respectively), in 2 months? I can usually learn things quite fast, I’m just worried about applying my knowledge, especially for biology. I want to do medicine, so AAA are the lowest grades I can get.
For 60% the spec, I barely know any of the content, and for the other 40% I know well.
I’m basically just asking if anyone has done this before and if it’s possible?
Thanks

In my opinion, try ur hardest and maybe focus on subjects you are best at and get A/A* if there is any subject you got lower than an A you can take a gap year and resit. I know of people that got into medicine doing this, Im assuming their predicted grades were quite high considering they took a whole year to resit. But when it comes to ur application maybe apply strategically to unis that allow resits. There are honestly so many options please don't feel like medicine is the only path many of my friends switched from medicine to optometry, neurology ect due to comp being too high and got into Russel groups. Overall I would say just try your best and don't get too disheartened if it doesn't go to plan because there are always other paths and options. Also my friend has CCB and got into Nottingham medicine on a foundation year if you are applicable for contextual offers I would try that.

did they get CCB or predicted it

Can I go from CCB in a level biology AQA, chemistry AQA, and maths edexcel (respectively), in 2 months? I can usually learn things quite fast, I’m just worried about applying my knowledge, especially for biology. I want to do medicine, so AAA are the lowest grades I can get.
For 60% the spec, I barely know any of the content, and for the other 40% I know well.
I’m basically just asking if anyone has done this before and if it’s possible?
Thanks

Hey guys update for future people who are in the same boat, I got ABB, A in chem, B in bio (6 marks from A), B in maths. Gonna retake lol but defo a massive improvement!

It's not fair. I got the same as you in my mocks because I didn't revise cuz of interviews and I revised super hard for 4 months before exams only to get BBC. I worked incredibly hard but I still missed my Med offer (ABB) by a long shot.

This is so real lol, but maybe he did something differently idk??

*she 🤣 but basically I used UpLearn for Chemistry and completed the whole course. While watching the videos, I made flashcards instead of regular notes, that way I could use them later for active recall. After that, I went through every past paper (some of them twice) and even did a few old-spec ones. I added all my wrong answers into Quizlet and reviewed them before each new paper. Whenever I noticed I was weak on a topic, I’d go back over my flashcards or redo the relevant UpLearn module until it clicked. I ended up with an low A* in paper 1 and 3, and low A in paper 2, so an overall A. But keep In mind I was at a C 2 months before si if I had more time I probs could have got an A*. But my biggest tip is past papers, cos you find that the questions start to repeat themselves

*she 🤣 but basically I used UpLearn for Chemistry and completed the whole course. While watching the videos, I made flashcards instead of regular notes, that way I could use them later for active recall. After that, I went through every past paper (some of them twice) and even did a few old-spec ones. I added all my wrong answers into Quizlet and reviewed them before each new paper. Whenever I noticed I was weak on a topic, I’d go back over my flashcards or redo the relevant UpLearn module until it clicked. I ended up with an low A* in paper 1 and 3, and low A in paper 2, so an overall A. But keep In mind I was at a C 2 months before si if I had more time I probs could have got an A*. But my biggest tip is past papers, cos you find that the questions start to repeat themselves

Hey guys update for future people who are in the same boat, I got ABB, A in chem, B in bio (6 marks from A), B in maths. Gonna retake lol but defo a massive improvement!