I had damn near the same GCSEs as you and I got into UCL for medicine. 5A*s 2As and 4Bs, and for medicine that’s considered average (for any other course they would be considered competitive)
Something so annoying that’s happened to me is that all my gcse results are high either 8s 9s or 7s but the only issue is that for maths I got a 5 on foundation paper , which if u do foundation paper u will know u really need to get a high percentile for that , it’s really annoying bc I had the capability of doing the higher paper ,but the maths faculty in my school was struggling with staff ect and so my requests to move onto higher no matter how much I begged were pushed aside 😭 now I need to apply for medicine and that’s my only problem 😢 idk what I’m going to do if your reading this and it’s September 2025 like so that I can update ❤
This video was really useful in figuring out what universities I wanted to apply to so thank you! I wouldn't say my GCSE's are bad and I did get into every uni I applied for in geology a few years ago, but medicine is a whole different kettle of fish.
In my GCSE’s I got 6 in maths, 6-5 in combined science, a 4 in English language would that be good enough because I put in so much work and effort to get higher grades but turned out with this it upsets me
for my GCSES, i got six grade 7's, one grade 8, one grade six and two grade 5's. i have triple 7's in science, 7/7 in english lit/lang and a 6 in maths. i need to appeal a 5 in computing but i don't think that's important. i mean, they aren't bad but i don't know if it's good enough or not. sure, i may meet the minimum needed grades but i'll try to do a lot of extracurriculars and do well at a levels. It's reassuring to know that there's still a way, thank you for such an informative video
Hey, your GCSEs are great and you meet the minimums which is all that matters! Avoid applying to GCSE heavy unis like Birmingham and instead apply to places that don’t look at your GCSEs as much (e.g. Plymouth, Sunderland). I don’t think you need to resist Maths personally :) x
Hi, I’m going into A-levels to study chemistry biology and english lit, I got 6-6 for science, 6 for math, and 7 and 8 for english do u think I would be able to study pharmacology in uni?
Yes those are really good grades! You’ve passed all your main subjects so you definitely study pharmacology with some good A level grades to go along with them ☺️
Hey, I got 7 grade 7s 2 grade 8s and a 9 at GCSE but would this be considered low because I messed up my maths exam and got a 6 in maths but I’m not sure like where I can apply to because I feel like it’s fairly low for Medicine because it’s not enough A*s. Thank you.
Check out this website! It makes it easy to compare med schools and see where you’d get in www.themedicportal.com/application-guide/choosing-a-medical-school/comparisontool/
I got a 9,8,8,8,7,6,6 and then I am planning to retake maths and physics which I got (6 and a 5) in November.I am hoping that I get 7+ when I retake those subjects I want to retake matsh as I am doing it for alevels and so it’s killing two birds with one stone. Physics I just did really bad in one exam out of 3 due to health reasons I am kind of scared I don’t really know how to go about work experience and stuff like that.idk if my gsce are low I always see ppl wiht all 8/9s so can be demotivating when u know u got a 5 or low grades
Those are really good grades Israa, especially considering your health reasons, well done ❤️ Depending on where you apply, some medical schools don’t mind if you have a 6 in Maths. There are plenty of applicants with high grades but the majority have a mix of 9/8/7/6 and even 5s, so don’t be disheartened ❤️ Plus so many schemes/foundation medicine courses are aimed at people with lower grades so people can apply to those of they don’t have the grades for normal medicine xx
@@israa5989 there are a bunch of places that do online work experience! Here’s some links Virtual Work Experience BSMS bsmsoutreach.thinkific.com/courses/VWE Observe GP www.rcgp.org.uk/training-exams/discover-general-practice/observe-gp.aspx London Virtual Work Experience join.springpod.co.uk/nhs-virtual-work-experience/
Hey Thank you so much for the informative video! I’d like to ask do I have a chance to get into medicine if I have only 7 IGCSEs grades and an A* in HPQ? I have just finished yr 11 and I predict myself to have mostly 7s and 8s and perhaps 2 or 3 9s, as well as 2 6s.
@@ChristinaAaliyah Thanks for the reply! I am thinking to apply for University of Bristol, Exeter and Glasgow, but am not sure whether my grades and work experience will be strong enough as I haven’t started to gain work experience yet.
This website makes it easy to compare and see which is the best med school to apply to www.themedicportal.com/application-guide/choosing-a-medical-school/comparisontool/
I got 9s in both my English 7s in biology and physics as well as 6 in chemistry 6 in maths (but I’m resitting) and 8s in Religious studies and Graphics. Are these good enough for university of Manchester or Birmingham?
Hi I’m currently studying chem bio and business at a levels and I was wondering whether I could get into any university’s studying medicine with my gcse grades I got an 9 in business, a 7 in maths, 6-6 in combined science, 6 in RE, 5 in history, 6 in English literature but a 5 in English language
Hey Gdjgig, you’ve got some really good GCSE grades! My best advice would be to have a look at this website and see if you meet the requirements for UK medical schools www.medicmind.co.uk/medical-school-comparison-tool/
I’ve just had a look and I think this might be helpful ❤️www.theukcatpeople.co.uk/application-guide/dentistry/how-to-get-into-dentistry-with-low-grades-in-the-uk
Hi, I really need some help. Will I be able to get into medicine with a 7 in biology and 6 in chemistry? My other grades were better I felt like with 9 English Language 9 RE 8 literature 8 maths 8 geography 8 physics 6 spanish 6 computer science 6 chemistry
Med with a foundation year in uni of notts requires 5 grades 6s minimum in gvse I've got:7 in maths 6 in English lang 6,5 in combined science ( they require a 6'6) 7 in computer science, 6 English literature 6 in geography and 4 in pe considering I get the required a levels grades do u think they'll let me in. I've got all the grades down its just the 6,5 in science im stressed about because it doesn't meet requirements but im hoping they do let me off
Hey, I’ve just had a look and on their website it does say you need a minimum of 6,6 so I don’t think they would accept 6,5 :( It’s a competitive course so they probably only accept people who meet the requirements. But you could email them to double check to see if they would, or have a look on the student room to see if anyone got in with 6,5 x
Hi, i got 8 in maths, 8,7 in science, 5 in english language and 6 in english literature, 7 in history and statistics, 8 in french and 8 in sociology. Do you think i can get into medical school because there's only a handful that accept grade 5 in english language?
I’m wondering I got 4 GCSE’s of 5s from maths, English language, combined science ,1 GCSE of 8 from RE, and I’m in year 12 but thinking to medicine but I don’t think I’ll be able to do it I guess…even that I’m doing well in A-levels 😞
I applied for medicine ones bc it gives you more to talk about at your MMI and helps you decide if medicine is right for you. Some of them even give you a reduced offer or guaranteed interview to study medicine at that university.
Hey there I wanted to ask if I have a chance of applying to a dentistry course since I got 4s in both English 5s and all science and a 6 in maths also I'm doing a level biology and chemistry at the moment!
Hi Krushna, I think you can still get into Dentistry with those grades! This website there’s a couple of unis here that just ask for passes or a 4 in English and maths www.medicmind.co.uk/dental-school-comparison-tool/
@@ChristinaAaliyah English language was definetly not my strongest subject this year and I just don't want to feel like my laid back attitude over the last few years is what cost my place in a good uni despite how good I do in my A-levels.Im down to spend September and October re-revising this stuff in order to give me a better chance uno
I got a 6 for Biology, 6 for maths, 7 for chem and basically 6 in everything else. Spanish 8. I applied for a medic club at my college and they rejected me because apparently i have a low chance of getting into Uni for any kind of medicine. They suggested i choose another career. I’ve wanted to be a vet for 9 years now and i am 16. Im not doing great in my subjects but if i get all A+ or A*. Will i get in?
Your GCSE grades look fine for veterinary medicine, have a look here to see what each UK Vetinary schools asks for in terms of GCSEs www.google.com/amp/s/www.becomeavet.co.uk/amp/what-gcses-do-i-need-for-vet-school
I’m the exacts same as you I got a 6 in combined science and maths and didn’t really get the gcse grades I wanted. I’ve always wanted to be a vet as well but for most vet schools you need a minimum 7 for science and 5 As in 5 different subjects I believe. I am pretty stuck on what I can do from this point as well. What a-levels are you taking?
Yes for sure! You’ve got 6s in the main subjects so you’d be absolutely fine :) depending on your ucat score I think you’d got a good number of unis you can apply to x
I got a 9 in biology,8 in physics, a 7 in maths, history and chemistry, a 6 in religious education and a 5 in English lit/lang and Italian do u think I will still be accepted because I got a 5 in English. I'm in year 12 rn
Yeah there a still medic schools that accept 5s especially foundation medicine courses. Have a look here to see which ones, click the unis you wanna know the requirements for www.medicmind.co.uk/medical-school-comparison-tool/
@@ChristinaAaliyah I checked it out but all university wants a B and is a 5 counted as a B and I really want to apply to Cardiff university, Nottingham ,Glasgow and Barts. So would it be a good idea of I ask them directly on open days?
Some foundation courses I’ve come across ask for a 4 in Maths and English for example I know Hull York does www.hyms.ac.uk/medicine/medicine-with-a-gateway-year You could email the admissions teams of those unis too, you’d get a response sooner so you don’t have to wait for the open days :)
No it’s not over dw ❤️ lots of foundation courses accept 4s and 5s Have a look here :) www.hyms.ac.uk/medicine/medicine-with-a-gateway-year www.edgehill.ac.uk/courses/medicine-with-foundation-year/
Thank you for the video! I'd want to ask if I have 9s in maths, biology, chemistry and physics, 7s in Further maths and a 5 in English language, as well as an A in HPQ, do I still stand a chance to get into med school, or should I resit English next year? Thank you very much!
Actually i am 17 year old and when i came uk i was 14 i didn't get admission 2 year i am just at hoem last year i call in every school again so they know she is 16 she shuld be in collage so i just take health and social care. Know after one year of social care i am doing work experience volunteering at hospital she tell me that you can do gcse privately. Please tell me which gcse subject needed for medical i mean must gcse for medical. Is physics is must in gcse if i don't take physics is it okay. And i should do private gcse or igcse.?
hey i got a 77 in double science 7 in maths and 66 in english do u think i can still study medicine? i did get a 7 in history too the rest of my grades range from 5-6
Yea you definitely can! You’ve got 7s in science and a 6 in English which most med schools ask for. The other grades don’t matter as much unless you apply to somewhere that uses points and counts all your GCSEs
@@ChristinaAaliyah hey i just watched ur ucat video and i got a 2240 would application to keele sunderland and plymouth still be okay or do you recommend anything else? cause i’m panicking a lot now as the ucat average just dropped
I’ve had a look online and it says: ‘There are no set entry requirements to become a healthcare assistant. Employers expect good literacy and numeracy and may ask for GCSEs (or equivalent) in English and maths. They may ask for a healthcare qualification, such as BTEC or NVQ.’ You can read more here www.healthcareers.nhs.uk/explore-roles/healthcare-support-worker/roles-healthcare-support-worker/healthcare-assistant Hope this helps ✨
Hey Surfoodeen, Newcastle hasn’t listed any GCSEs on their website and I think a few others don’t use GCSEs too, you can have a look here to see which dentistry schools will accept your grades ❤️ www.medicmind.co.uk/dental-school-comparison-tool/
I had damn near the same GCSEs as you and I got into UCL for medicine. 5A*s 2As and 4Bs, and for medicine that’s considered average (for any other course they would be considered competitive)
Yeah 🥲 the standards for medicine are so high 😫
@@ChristinaAaliyah yep and it’s getting even worse year after year, the no. of applicants is skyrocketing but the no. of spaces is the same
@@Ke1ko7 you’re right 😫😫 it’s more competitive than it’s ever been 😪
Peak how 6 is considered low
I wouldn’t say low, more so just the minimum for a lot of med schools 🥰
@@ChristinaAaliyah hi I got grade 8 in biology and chemistry can I still get into medicine
@@Akira12364 did you get in
@@Akira12364 bro u can get in whatever u want with thoes grades
Something so annoying that’s happened to me is that all my gcse results are high either 8s 9s or 7s but the only issue is that for maths I got a 5 on foundation paper , which if u do foundation paper u will know u really need to get a high percentile for that , it’s really annoying bc I had the capability of doing the higher paper ,but the maths faculty in my school was struggling with staff ect and so my requests to move onto higher no matter how much I begged were pushed aside 😭 now I need to apply for medicine and that’s my only problem 😢 idk what I’m going to do if your reading this and it’s September 2025 like so that I can update ❤
Resit for November!!
Hi I got a five in maths as well I wanted to ask if you got in medicine
Girl !! the way u get to the point just shows how u are here to really help, I really loved you 💗
Aw thank you Angel ❤️ always here to help you guys xx
This video was really useful in figuring out what universities I wanted to apply to so thank you! I wouldn't say my GCSE's are bad and I did get into every uni I applied for in geology a few years ago, but medicine is a whole different kettle of fish.
That’s amazing Katrina!! Not many people I know got into every uni they applied to 💞 you’re right, sometimes I forgot medicine is a world if it’s own
my biggest set back is grade 5 English grade :'>
Don’t worry Zariyah, you’ve got this ❤️❤️
Heyy what did U end up doing
This came out at the perfect time for me thankyou soooo much!!
No probs 🥰
What if you get 4s and 5s 😭
This video was so useful, thank you 🙌🏾
So glad it was helpful 🥺
Good video, so sensibly laid out as well. Thanks
No problem ❤️
What they say the minimum is and what they actually accept due to how competitive it is are two very different things.
In my GCSE’s I got 6 in maths, 6-5 in combined science, a 4 in English language would that be good enough because I put in so much work and effort to get higher grades but turned out with this it upsets me
for my GCSES, i got six grade 7's, one grade 8, one grade six and two grade 5's. i have triple 7's in science, 7/7 in english lit/lang and a 6 in maths. i need to appeal a 5 in computing but i don't think that's important.
i mean, they aren't bad but i don't know if it's good enough or not. sure, i may meet the minimum needed grades but i'll try to do a lot of extracurriculars and do well at a levels.
It's reassuring to know that there's still a way, thank you for such an informative video
Hey, your GCSEs are great and you meet the minimums which is all that matters! Avoid applying to GCSE heavy unis like Birmingham and instead apply to places that don’t look at your GCSEs as much (e.g. Plymouth, Sunderland). I don’t think you need to resist Maths personally :) x
I got 3 A*s but my gcses weren’t as high. Can i retake and possibly get in? Quite nervous. Thank you
next weeks video is gonna be a vlog!
This was so helpful thank youuuuu!!
No problem Khloé 💘
Hi, I’m going into A-levels to study chemistry biology and english lit, I got 6-6 for science, 6 for math, and 7 and 8 for english do u think I would be able to study pharmacology in uni?
Yes those are really good grades! You’ve passed all your main subjects so you definitely study pharmacology with some good A level grades to go along with them ☺️
Fab info...thank you
No problem Nahida 💓
Hey, I got 7 grade 7s 2 grade 8s and a 9 at GCSE but would this be considered low because I messed up my maths exam and got a 6 in maths but I’m not sure like where I can apply to because I feel like it’s fairly low for Medicine because it’s not enough A*s. Thank you.
Check out this website! It makes it easy to compare med schools and see where you’d get in
www.themedicportal.com/application-guide/choosing-a-medical-school/comparisontool/
I got a 9,8,8,8,7,6,6 and then I am planning to retake maths and physics which I got (6 and a 5) in November.I am hoping that I get 7+ when I retake those subjects
I want to retake matsh as I am doing it for alevels and so it’s killing two birds with one stone. Physics I just did really bad in one exam out of 3 due to health reasons
I am kind of scared I don’t really know how to go about work experience and stuff like that.idk if my gsce are low I always see ppl wiht all 8/9s so can be demotivating when u know u got a 5 or low grades
Those are really good grades Israa, especially considering your health reasons, well done ❤️ Depending on where you apply, some medical schools don’t mind if you have a 6 in Maths.
There are plenty of applicants with high grades but the majority have a mix of 9/8/7/6 and even 5s, so don’t be disheartened ❤️ Plus so many schemes/foundation medicine courses are aimed at people with lower grades so people can apply to those of they don’t have the grades for normal medicine xx
Have you looked into online work experience?
@@ChristinaAaliyah no I dont even know what that is lol
@@israa5989 there are a bunch of places that do online work experience! Here’s some links
Virtual Work Experience
BSMS bsmsoutreach.thinkific.com/courses/VWE
Observe GP www.rcgp.org.uk/training-exams/discover-general-practice/observe-gp.aspx
London Virtual Work Experience join.springpod.co.uk/nhs-virtual-work-experience/
Love ur vids
tysm 🥺✨
lmk what future videos this like to see 😌
Hey Thank you so much for the informative video! I’d like to ask do I have a chance to get into medicine if I have only 7 IGCSEs grades and an A* in HPQ? I have just finished yr 11 and I predict myself to have mostly 7s and 8s and perhaps 2 or 3 9s, as well as 2 6s.
Those are good GCSEs! I think with 7 you’ll be okay, it all depends on the med schools. Which one do you have your eye on?
@@ChristinaAaliyah Thanks for the reply! I am thinking to apply for University of Bristol, Exeter and Glasgow, but am not sure whether my grades and work experience will be strong enough as I haven’t started to gain work experience yet.
This website makes it easy to compare and see which is the best med school to apply to www.themedicportal.com/application-guide/choosing-a-medical-school/comparisontool/
I got 9s in both my English 7s in biology and physics as well as 6 in chemistry 6 in maths (but I’m resitting) and 8s in Religious studies and Graphics. Are these good enough for university of Manchester or Birmingham?
I’d say have a look at the offer calculator for Birmingham on their website and for Manchester they ask for 7 grade 7s
Hi I’m currently studying chem bio and business at a levels and I was wondering whether I could get into any university’s studying medicine with my gcse grades I got an 9 in business, a 7 in maths, 6-6 in combined science, 6 in RE, 5 in history, 6 in English literature but a 5 in English language
Hey Gdjgig, you’ve got some really good GCSE grades! My best advice would be to have a look at this website and see if you meet the requirements for UK medical schools www.medicmind.co.uk/medical-school-comparison-tool/
@@ChristinaAaliyah thx
heyy do i need triple science to get into dentistry/med school bcs i didnt pick it since i wasnt sure abt going into the med field
Yes you do need to do triple science to get into need medical school. As it really helps for A levels .😊
Any unis for dentistry, also this video it rlly helpful!
I’ve just had a look and I think this might be helpful ❤️www.theukcatpeople.co.uk/application-guide/dentistry/how-to-get-into-dentistry-with-low-grades-in-the-uk
@@ChristinaAaliyah thanks so much!!
Hi, I really need some help. Will I be able to get into medicine with a 7 in biology and 6 in chemistry?
My other grades were better I felt like with
9 English Language
9 RE
8 literature
8 maths
8 geography
8 physics
6 spanish
6 computer science
6 chemistry
Yeah absolutely! You will be able to apply to plenty of med schools
Med with a foundation year in uni of notts requires 5 grades 6s minimum in gvse I've got:7 in maths 6 in English lang 6,5 in combined science ( they require a 6'6) 7 in computer science, 6 English literature 6 in geography and 4 in pe considering I get the required a levels grades do u think they'll let me in. I've got all the grades down its just the 6,5 in science im stressed about because it doesn't meet requirements but im hoping they do let me off
Hey, I’ve just had a look and on their website it does say you need a minimum of 6,6 so I don’t think they would accept 6,5 :( It’s a competitive course so they probably only accept people who meet the requirements.
But you could email them to double check to see if they would, or have a look on the student room to see if anyone got in with 6,5 x
Can you please tell me the name of uni offerings medical courses with less grades all of them please?
I listed all the ones I know of in this video ua-cam.com/video/IpbhsquSuTM/v-deo.html ✨
i got 7 grades from 9-7 however the 3 of them are like 5 5 6 in drama french and english lang i dont know if i have a chance
If you’ve got a 6 in English Lang I think your grades should be fine ❤️
Thank you
You're welcome
oh no you don't need good grades just A's and B's.... great...
Hi, i got 8 in maths, 8,7 in science, 5 in english language and 6 in english literature, 7 in history and statistics, 8 in french and 8 in sociology. Do you think i can get into medical school because there's only a handful that accept grade 5 in english language?
I’m wondering I got 4 GCSE’s of 5s from maths, English language, combined science ,1 GCSE of 8 from RE, and I’m in year 12 but thinking to medicine but I don’t think I’ll be able to do it I guess…even that I’m doing well in A-levels 😞
How about if you get everything but a 5 in maths at gcses
You should be fine with at least a 4 in maths x
@@ChristinaAaliyah for dentistry ?
I think they’ll want a 5 maybe, have a look herewww.medicmind.co.uk/dental-school-comparison-tool/
what kinda of summer school do u apply for?? medicine summer schools or just summer school in general? also what benefit does this give you
I applied for medicine ones bc it gives you more to talk about at your MMI and helps you decide if medicine is right for you. Some of them even give you a reduced offer or guaranteed interview to study medicine at that university.
Hey there I wanted to ask if I have a chance of applying to a dentistry course since I got 4s in both English 5s and all science and a 6 in maths also I'm doing a level biology and chemistry at the moment!
Hi Krushna, I think you can still get into Dentistry with those grades! This website there’s a couple of unis here that just ask for passes or a 4 in English and maths www.medicmind.co.uk/dental-school-comparison-tool/
@@ChristinaAaliyah thank you il check it out!
No problem Krushna! ❤️❤️
Hey did you get into dentistry?
Guess imma have to do some re sits this november😭😭😭
Why? 😭😭
@@ChristinaAaliyah English language was definetly not my strongest subject this year and I just don't want to feel like my laid back attitude over the last few years is what cost my place in a good uni despite how good I do in my A-levels.Im down to spend September and October re-revising this stuff in order to give me a better chance uno
Okay I see what you mean :( when are you’re next exams? X
Do you know anyone who has retook their alevels and got accepted into medicine?!
could i get into medical school with 5's in all my subject
are grade 8’s equivalent to a*s?
I had no schooling growing up so have none but I’d love to get into medicine.?
Alot of the well known WP programmes require 5 As etc but i only got 1 so what else can i apply too
Hi I’ve gotten 2 A*/2A*/46s and English language a 5. Can I get in any medical schools near London or in london
Yeah St George’s in london would accept a 5
I got 2 B's in English and maths and 6 A's and 1 A* for my gcse can I do medicine with these grades?
Yes, there’s still plenty of med schools you can still get into :)
i am doing applied science in collage i feel so shitty because i failed half my gsce i got one 8 and two 3 and two 2 and one 1
I got a 6 for Biology, 6 for maths, 7 for chem and basically 6 in everything else. Spanish 8. I applied for a medic club at my college and they rejected me because apparently i have a low chance of getting into Uni for any kind of medicine. They suggested i choose another career. I’ve wanted to be a vet for 9 years now and i am 16. Im not doing great in my subjects but if i get all A+ or A*. Will i get in?
Your GCSE grades look fine for veterinary medicine, have a look here to see what each UK Vetinary schools asks for in terms of GCSEs www.google.com/amp/s/www.becomeavet.co.uk/amp/what-gcses-do-i-need-for-vet-school
I’m the exacts same as you I got a 6 in combined science and maths and didn’t really get the gcse grades I wanted. I’ve always wanted to be a vet as well but for most vet schools you need a minimum 7 for science and 5 As in 5 different subjects I believe. I am pretty stuck on what I can do from this point as well. What a-levels are you taking?
@@shrekscorner8368 im taking A level biology, chem and maths
Definitely not competitive enough for medicine, it’s too competitive. Everything ideally needs to be perfect or at least near perfect.
what if i have a 5. in gcse bio and i dont do it for alevels, should i still try for it?
Is there places I can apply competitively with a 6 5 in Double science but my other grades are 7/8/6?
Can you retake your GCSEs after year13?
I got 66 in science
8 for english lit
6 for maths
6 for English lang
Do you think i can get into med school?
Yes for sure! You’ve got 6s in the main subjects so you’d be absolutely fine :) depending on your ucat score I think you’d got a good number of unis you can apply to x
Hey just wanted to ask if you’re at med school now
I got a 9 in biology,8 in physics, a 7 in maths, history and chemistry, a 6 in religious education and a 5 in English lit/lang and Italian do u think I will still be accepted because I got a 5 in English. I'm in year 12 rn
Yeah there a still medic schools that accept 5s especially foundation medicine courses.
Have a look here to see which ones, click the unis you wanna know the requirements for www.medicmind.co.uk/medical-school-comparison-tool/
@@ChristinaAaliyah I checked it out but all university wants a B and is a 5 counted as a B and I really want to apply to Cardiff university, Nottingham ,Glasgow and Barts. So would it be a good idea of I ask them directly on open days?
Some foundation courses I’ve come across ask for a 4 in Maths and English for example I know Hull York does www.hyms.ac.uk/medicine/medicine-with-a-gateway-year
You could email the admissions teams of those unis too, you’d get a response sooner so you don’t have to wait for the open days :)
If you do 8 subjects for GCSE is it enough?
It should be :) most places just ask for 5 passes x
I got 5 for math and English life is over for me what do I do ???
No it’s not over dw ❤️ lots of foundation courses accept 4s and 5s
Have a look here :) www.hyms.ac.uk/medicine/medicine-with-a-gateway-year
www.edgehill.ac.uk/courses/medicine-with-foundation-year/
Did you get into med school??!
Thank you for the video! I'd want to ask if I have 9s in maths, biology, chemistry and physics, 7s in Further maths and a 5 in English language, as well as an A in HPQ, do I still stand a chance to get into med school, or should I resit English next year? Thank you very much!
Yeah some medical schools are happy with a 5 in English, you just might need to do a bit of research to find them x
Actually i am 17 year old and when i came uk i was 14 i didn't get admission 2 year i am just at hoem last year i call in every school again so they know she is 16 she shuld be in collage so i just take health and social care. Know after one year of social care i am doing work experience volunteering at hospital she tell me that you can do gcse privately. Please tell me which gcse subject needed for medical i mean must gcse for medical. Is physics is must in gcse if i don't take physics is it okay. And i should do private gcse or igcse.?
All medical schools with ask for Maths, English language, English literature and science at GCSE, those are essential. They accept GCSEand iGCSE
hey i got a 77 in double science 7 in maths and 66 in english do u think i can still study medicine? i did get a 7 in history too the rest of my grades range from 5-6
Yea you definitely can! You’ve got 7s in science and a 6 in English which most med schools ask for. The other grades don’t matter as much unless you apply to somewhere that uses points and counts all your GCSEs
@@ChristinaAaliyah thankyou so much!
@@ChristinaAaliyah hey i just watched ur ucat video and i got a 2240 would application to keele sunderland and plymouth still be okay or do you recommend anything else? cause i’m panicking a lot now as the ucat average just dropped
Hey Tara, did you meet the cut offs for Sunderland and Keele?
@@ChristinaAaliyah i don’t think so keele said scores lowers than 2280 will not be considered and sunderland say u must be within the top 8 deciles
Do I need maths GCSE to become a HCA with the NHS
I think you’ll need a pass, but I don’t think there’ll be higher requirements than that :)
@@ChristinaAaliyah oh I don't have maths gsce :(
That’s ok :) Do you have a numeracy qualification?
@@ChristinaAaliyah what's that? Do you mean level 2 functional skills? Because I don't, I tried but couldn't pass it :(
I’ve had a look online and it says:
‘There are no set entry requirements to become a healthcare assistant. Employers expect good literacy and numeracy and may ask for GCSEs (or equivalent) in English and maths. They may ask for a healthcare qualification, such as BTEC or NVQ.’
You can read more here www.healthcareers.nhs.uk/explore-roles/healthcare-support-worker/roles-healthcare-support-worker/healthcare-assistant
Hope this helps ✨
Hi, so am currently doing A-levels
And I got 6s in chemistry, 3s in physics, 2s in maths and 5s in english
Do u think I can get into dentistry?
Hey Surfoodeen, Newcastle hasn’t listed any GCSEs on their website and I think a few others don’t use GCSEs too, you can have a look here to see which dentistry schools will accept your grades ❤️ www.medicmind.co.uk/dental-school-comparison-tool/
I want to do dentistry 5in bio, 5in chem 6in physics 5in maths and it’s looking very unlikely ☹️