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I want to become a doctor only one Problem and that problem is my grades and my past reports weren't good because i have been in alot of trouble and i think that will affect me from becoming one. i am in year 11 and i have changed. My predicted Grades are the following:
English-D
Maths-D
Triple Science-Biology-b
Physics-A*
Chemistry-c
R.e-D
ICT-U
Geograpy-d
History-D
English-D
Maths-D
Triple Science-Biology-b
Physics-A*
Chemistry-c
R.e-D
ICT-U
Geograpy-d
History-D
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1) nobody cares about ur reports
2) predicted grades for gcse's mean nothing. work hard, get a couple of a's in sciences, b in eng lang and maths..then ur fine
3) show ur teachers u've changed, do all work to a high standard, score high in mocks/tests etc
basically, just work for it coz uve got the time, ur only in yr 11, if u was in yr 12/13 then it wud be a major concern. if u set ur mind to it right now then ull have no problems
2) predicted grades for gcse's mean nothing. work hard, get a couple of a's in sciences, b in eng lang and maths..then ur fine
3) show ur teachers u've changed, do all work to a high standard, score high in mocks/tests etc
basically, just work for it coz uve got the time, ur only in yr 11, if u was in yr 12/13 then it wud be a major concern. if u set ur mind to it right now then ull have no problems
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Yea, make sure you treat the mocks like the real ones. Even if you find it hard, at least you will face the real reality of the GCSE exams. If you aren't bothered and don't even try, you won't know how much you need to revise when it comes to the real ones. Of course, you don't have to work all the time but do try and attend any after-school classes and if there's something you don't know, ask!
AS Levels are twice as hard though. It's a much bigger step from GCSE to AS than from AS to A2.
AS Levels are twice as hard though. It's a much bigger step from GCSE to AS than from AS to A2.
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Yea, make sure you treat the mocks like the real ones. Even if you find it hard, at least you will face the real reality of the GCSE exams. If you aren't bothered and don't even try, you won't know how much you need to revise when it comes to the real ones. Of course, you don't have to work all the time but do try and attend any after-school classes and if there's something you don't know, ask!
AS Levels are twice as hard though. It's a much bigger step from GCSE to AS than from AS to A2.
Yea, make sure you treat the mocks like the real ones. Even if you find it hard, at least you will face the real reality of the GCSE exams. If you aren't bothered and don't even try, you won't know how much you need to revise when it comes to the real ones. Of course, you don't have to work all the time but do try and attend any after-school classes and if there's something you don't know, ask!
AS Levels are twice as hard though. It's a much bigger step from GCSE to AS than from AS to A2.
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I have to disagree - as when you apply to university the admissions tutors will only really have your GCSEs that you have taken unless you put your AS results on your form. Usually the normal matriculation requirements state that you need Bs in Sciences, Eng Lang and Maths - and so with those predicted grades you are unluikely to stand out against many other well qualified applicants for such a competitive degree course. You really do need to have As, Bs and maybe one or two Cs - but no less. You then need to consider about work experience and extra curricula activites which are also deciding factors for whether the university will call you for interview. You will then need to get ABB/AAB for A Level which isn as easy as it sounds (that is if you get an offer).
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is the minimum in medicine at gcse just B's in science maths and english. considering say you got A's and B's at AS level in the relevant subjects , will you still get a offer??
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I disagree on that one..the step up to AS wasn't too hard..but the step from AS to A2 is definitely a bigger jump. In addition, I have a friend who got C and D's for his mock GCSE's and ended up getting 5A* 5A in his real GCSE's. So don't believe the dude above..I don't think he knows what he's on about. Your mocks are just a way of kicking you up the ass. Besides what is done is done..just make sure you work hard for the next 5 months though..it'll be worth it in the end
I disagree on that one..the step up to AS wasn't too hard..but the step from AS to A2 is definitely a bigger jump. In addition, I have a friend who got C and D's for his mock GCSE's and ended up getting 5A* 5A in his real GCSE's. So don't believe the dude above..I don't think he knows what he's on about. Your mocks are just a way of kicking you up the ass. Besides what is done is done..just make sure you work hard for the next 5 months though..it'll be worth it in the end
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