Medicine Applying helppp

Hello, I'm in Year 12 and I'm predicted ABC, I retook maths and chem but it was way harder than my previous mocks and I don't think I'm going to be predicted the AAA.
Are there any med schools I can apply to that would be fine for example with ABB or AAB so I can start looking for them now.
Thank you

Hello, I'm in Year 12 and I'm predicted ABC, I retook maths and chem but it was way harder than my previous mocks and I don't think I'm going to be predicted the AAA.
Are there any med schools I can apply to that would be fine for example with ABB or AAB so I can start looking for them now.
Thank you

Do you think you can get AAA actual? If so, look at med schools where they don't take A-level predictions into account.

Jonjon7 that is not correct!

Here's one to consifer, traffic light. I've just looked at Leicester's 2026 scoring document, and they write:
"Since we know predicted grades can be inaccurate, we will score any candidate predicted at least AAB (ABB for UKWPMED applicants)."
Standard offer is A*AA though so you need a plan of action

We are trying to help OP with a predicted ABC, sorry that your suggestions ain't applicable for OP at this moment in time. Nor am I wishing to sidetrack into another topic that does not help OP in any sense.

I’m in a similar situation, I’ve found Lancaster offers AAB if you take EPQ, look if you’re on Bristols widening participation scheme (most people are) Kent takes AAB and look on UCAS for what grades people are actually most commonly getting accepted for. I don’t think any med school offers ABB except Buckingham- but that’s because it’s a private one that costs £20,000 a year

Apologies, I misread that the OP is targeting med schools requiring actual grades of ABB or AAB. I thought their issue was just an ABC prediction. If OP doesn't think they can achieve more than AAB then that's a separate issue.

All med schools will look at predicted grades.

Enlighten me what is incorrect for med school admission criteria with regard to grades.
Despite some med school claiming not considering A predicted in their interview selection, it is still customary that the minimum criteria still need to be met before they even consider applicants for interview.
Eg. any med schools that have minimum standard AAA entry requirement, when viewing a candidate with ABC predicted is most likely to reject the candidate first pass pre interview.

Different universities value certain parts of your application more than others. These universities below do not consider predicted grades at any part of the application process:
Lincoln
- Sunderland
- Liverpool
- Nottingham
- Keele
- Cardiff
- Kent & Medway
HYMS, Leicester, and Lancaster consider AAB and above.
However, they may have other hurdles, such as requiring good GCSEs or having a low interview success rate.
I realise other sixth forms may not be as lenient as mine but if you excel at your UCAT they may boost your grades to help open up more university choices for you. Keep in mind however that Y13 content is much harder and although you may receive and offer you also have to achieve the offer given.

No, the med schools listed will not put a question mark on them. That is what is meant by not considering predicted grades as part of the application process. I think it's important for anyone else reading this thread to appreciate that, even if OP does not return.
I would hate for anyone to abandon the goal of med school based on their Y12 predictions. Yes, students need to be realistic. But ABC is not too far off the mark. The OP could do well at UCAT, well at interview, and go on to achieve the needed grades.