Love your vids. One question. I just received my gcse results I got 6 A* (grade 8/9) 3 A (grade 7) in.maths 1 B (grade 6) in literature 1 C+ (grade 5) in english I am looking to do medicine in uni and chemistry biology and maths for a level. Is there any chance oxbridge might accept me in their unis(of i get the required a level grades obviously).especially because I have loads of work experience and I know and did 4 languages as gcse (Spanish Italian Arabic and english) Please let me know
It’s definitely worth a shot, the only issue there I think may be your maths but I’m sure you can work around that. You’re grades on the whole seem pretty decent but I think the most important set of grades which oxbridge care about are your predicted grades or any AS/ALevels you sit. Find the ALevels which are best for the course you want to get in for, work ridiculously hard and see where it gets you, bc even if you do get rejected (like most people do) your grades will mean you can probably do medicine almost anywhere else. Also, quick side note, Oxford and Cambridge aren’t always the best places to study medicine, depending on what you want from the course.
Dodo Jiji for medicine at Oxford/Cambridge, I’d expect most successful applicants would have like 8s and 9s. I don’t think a 7 is necessarily a big issue tho.
@@Joe-pj6ds it’s very unlikely they’d get in - the average oxford medicine APPLICANT has an average of about 8.2A*’s or (8/9) at GCSE, successful admitted applicants average 10.8, therefore she’d be way below average - still possible but very difficult due to the attention oxford places on gcses when shortlisting
@@khalidelrasheed3779 sure but it’s just one part of an application, someone from my school got into Oxford medicine this year (the most competitive year ever by a mile) with 8 level 9s and 0 8s I think. Of course everything is important in such a competitive field but GCSEs are not the most important, especially if the admissions test is heavily weighted.
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Is this the interview to be accepted for mastrer degree?
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Love your vids.
One question. I just received my gcse results I got
6 A* (grade 8/9)
3 A (grade 7) in.maths
1 B (grade 6) in literature
1 C+ (grade 5) in english
I am looking to do medicine in uni and chemistry biology and maths for a level. Is there any chance oxbridge might accept me in their unis(of i get the required a level grades obviously).especially because I have loads of work experience and I know and did 4 languages as gcse (Spanish Italian Arabic and english)
Please let me know
It’s definitely worth a shot, the only issue there I think may be your maths but I’m sure you can work around that.
You’re grades on the whole seem pretty decent but I think the most important set of grades which oxbridge care about are your predicted grades or any AS/ALevels you sit.
Find the ALevels which are best for the course you want to get in for, work ridiculously hard and see where it gets you, bc even if you do get rejected (like most people do) your grades will mean you can probably do medicine almost anywhere else.
Also, quick side note, Oxford and Cambridge aren’t always the best places to study medicine, depending on what you want from the course.
@@Joe-pj6dshi thanks for your quick response but I dont understand how is my maths an issue? How? Do I need higher than a grade 7?
Dodo Jiji for medicine at Oxford/Cambridge, I’d expect most successful applicants would have like 8s and 9s.
I don’t think a 7 is necessarily a big issue tho.
@@Joe-pj6ds it’s very unlikely they’d get in - the average oxford medicine APPLICANT has an average of about 8.2A*’s or (8/9) at GCSE, successful admitted applicants average 10.8, therefore she’d be way below average - still possible but very difficult due to the attention oxford places on gcses when shortlisting
@@khalidelrasheed3779 sure but it’s just one part of an application, someone from my school got into Oxford medicine this year (the most competitive year ever by a mile) with 8 level 9s and 0 8s I think.
Of course everything is important in such a competitive field but GCSEs are not the most important, especially if the admissions test is heavily weighted.
I watched the whole video, didn´t understand shit...
Hi
Can you make a chart for each move in a rubic cube ??
So we found it's all mathematical interpretation which shows it's combination amd permutations and all the possible data output at every level by most advanced methods of matrix induction ???
All the trends of databases which are associated with every move so we found out every desired conditions at given time
So we winning the lottery or any thing at any time like a proven theorem but not as a probability
Or changes of chances
😛😛😛😛
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