Computer Science applicant ..but I can’t pass maths😭 What can I do ?

I’m in Year 13 doing A-level Maths, A-level Computer Science, and Level 3 Health & Social Care. Yes, it’s a pretty random mix — I didn’t really know what I wanted in Year 12.
• I chose Maths because it’s broad and useful for loads of degrees.
• Computer Science because I loved it at GCSE.
• Health & Social Care because I was interested in healthcare but didn’t want to take a pure science.
I’m doing ok in Computer Science and pretty well in Health & Social Care…
but Maths is absolutely destroying me.
Like genuinely, I’m not even passing. I try SO hard — past papers, topic questions, videos, tuition — but nothing stays in my head. The second I sit the exam, my mind goes blank and I end up with nearly nothing written. It’s humiliating and stressful and I feel like I’m the only one struggling this much.
Now I’m applying to uni for Computer Science, and most unis want A-level Maths. The foundation years also often won’t take you if you’ve already done A-level Maths, which puts me in such a weird position.
My parents really want me to aim for a Russell Group like Durham, Nottingham, Manchester, Liverpool, etc., but they’re all super competitive and I just feel stuck and terrified. My teachers aren’t helping and my parents don’t understand how stressed I am.
I feel like I’m trying everything but still failing.
If anyone has been in a similar situation or has advice, please help. I’m genuinely so scared and I don’t know what to do anymore.

This won't be much help but out of interest what grade did you get in GCSE? Maths A level is certainly "broad and useful" as you put it, but that doesn't mean that everyone should take it as it still needs a solid foundation.
If you're in Y13 now, how did you get on in Y12? Were you struggling then, and were you offered any help or support from your teachers?

I got a grade 7 couple marks off an 8

I’m in Year 13 doing A-level Maths, A-level Computer Science, and Level 3 Health & Social Care. Yes, it’s a pretty random mix — I didn’t really know what I wanted in Year 12.
• I chose Maths because it’s broad and useful for loads of degrees.
• Computer Science because I loved it at GCSE.
• Health & Social Care because I was interested in healthcare but didn’t want to take a pure science.
I’m doing ok in Computer Science and pretty well in Health & Social Care…
but Maths is absolutely destroying me.
Like genuinely, I’m not even passing. I try SO hard — past papers, topic questions, videos, tuition — but nothing stays in my head. The second I sit the exam, my mind goes blank and I end up with nearly nothing written. It’s humiliating and stressful and I feel like I’m the only one struggling this much.
Now I’m applying to uni for Computer Science, and most unis want A-level Maths. The foundation years also often won’t take you if you’ve already done A-level Maths, which puts me in such a weird position.
My parents really want me to aim for a Russell Group like Durham, Nottingham, Manchester, Liverpool, etc., but they’re all super competitive and I just feel stuck and terrified. My teachers aren’t helping and my parents don’t understand how stressed I am.
I feel like I’m trying everything but still failing.
If anyone has been in a similar situation or has advice, please help. I’m genuinely so scared and I don’t know what to do anymore.

I don't have advice but I can tell you some resources that may help get your grade up! try TL maths videos, he explains things so well! Maybe you just need to be taught by a different person (i.e him)? Also there is a website called a level maths revision that splits questions by topic! Maths is very much a practice practice practice type of subject and I think if your struggling so much the only way of fixing it is devoting a lot more extra time to it. Try not to dwell on why your struggling and if your health and social care is going well, maybe cut back some type you spend revising that for a month and put it towards maths? You still have quite a few months till exams so you've done the right thing by trying to sort it now!
With regards to universities, have you got any contextual offers? Does the university still take a lot of it's offer holders who miss the offer? Apologies, I don't know enough about this kind of thing to be of more help

I’m in Year 13 doing A-level Maths, A-level Computer Science, and Level 3 Health & Social Care. Yes, it’s a pretty random mix — I didn’t really know what I wanted in Year 12.
• I chose Maths because it’s broad and useful for loads of degrees.
• Computer Science because I loved it at GCSE.
• Health & Social Care because I was interested in healthcare but didn’t want to take a pure science.
I’m doing ok in Computer Science and pretty well in Health & Social Care…
but Maths is absolutely destroying me.
Like genuinely, I’m not even passing. I try SO hard — past papers, topic questions, videos, tuition — but nothing stays in my head. The second I sit the exam, my mind goes blank and I end up with nearly nothing written. It’s humiliating and stressful and I feel like I’m the only one struggling this much.
Now I’m applying to uni for Computer Science, and most unis want A-level Maths. The foundation years also often won’t take you if you’ve already done A-level Maths, which puts me in such a weird position.
My parents really want me to aim for a Russell Group like Durham, Nottingham, Manchester, Liverpool, etc., but they’re all super competitive and I just feel stuck and terrified. My teachers aren’t helping and my parents don’t understand how stressed I am.
I feel like I’m trying everything but still failing.
If anyone has been in a similar situation or has advice, please help. I’m genuinely so scared and I don’t know what to do anymore.

I’m in Year 13 doing A-level Maths, A-level Computer Science, and Level 3 Health & Social Care. Yes, it’s a pretty random mix — I didn’t really know what I wanted in Year 12.
• I chose Maths because it’s broad and useful for loads of degrees.
• Computer Science because I loved it at GCSE.
• Health & Social Care because I was interested in healthcare but didn’t want to take a pure science.
I’m doing ok in Computer Science and pretty well in Health & Social Care…
but Maths is absolutely destroying me.
Like genuinely, I’m not even passing. I try SO hard — past papers, topic questions, videos, tuition — but nothing stays in my head. The second I sit the exam, my mind goes blank and I end up with nearly nothing written. It’s humiliating and stressful and I feel like I’m the only one struggling this much.
Now I’m applying to uni for Computer Science, and most unis want A-level Maths. The foundation years also often won’t take you if you’ve already done A-level Maths, which puts me in such a weird position.
My parents really want me to aim for a Russell Group like Durham, Nottingham, Manchester, Liverpool, etc., but they’re all super competitive and I just feel stuck and terrified. My teachers aren’t helping and my parents don’t understand how stressed I am.
I feel like I’m trying everything but still failing.
If anyone has been in a similar situation or has advice, please help. I’m genuinely so scared and I don’t know what to do anymore.

I’m in Year 13 doing A-level Maths, A-level Computer Science, and Level 3 Health & Social Care. Yes, it’s a pretty random mix — I didn’t really know what I wanted in Year 12.
• I chose Maths because it’s broad and useful for loads of degrees.
• Computer Science because I loved it at GCSE.
• Health & Social Care because I was interested in healthcare but didn’t want to take a pure science.
I’m doing ok in Computer Science and pretty well in Health & Social Care…
but Maths is absolutely destroying me.
Like genuinely, I’m not even passing. I try SO hard — past papers, topic questions, videos, tuition — but nothing stays in my head. The second I sit the exam, my mind goes blank and I end up with nearly nothing written. It’s humiliating and stressful and I feel like I’m the only one struggling this much.
Now I’m applying to uni for Computer Science, and most unis want A-level Maths. The foundation years also often won’t take you if you’ve already done A-level Maths, which puts me in such a weird position.
My parents really want me to aim for a Russell Group like Durham, Nottingham, Manchester, Liverpool, etc., but they’re all super competitive and I just feel stuck and terrified. My teachers aren’t helping and my parents don’t understand how stressed I am.
I feel like I’m trying everything but still failing.
If anyone has been in a similar situation or has advice, please help. I’m genuinely so scared and I don’t know what to do anymore.