Results Day Didn't Go Well - WHAT NOW? (Q+A)

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Timestamps
0:00:51 - I'm gonna fail/ should I resit or go to a different uni?
0:01:30 - How do I resit at my school/ somewhere else?
0:02:18 - Should you go to lessons when resitting?
0:02:56 - I did different A-levels and now wanna do med, what should I do?
0:04:06 - Can you study medicine with resits?
0:05:11 - Can I transfer to medicine?
0:06:30 - What do I do if I really wanna study medicine, but I didn't get in?
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[@zecdi]

I got BCB in my a levels and I wanted to do medicine . Near the end of the exams I really just mentally gave up and so my grades plummeted from being predicted As and A stars . I am set in medicine still. Do you think I can still get into medicine if I resit and get all As next year and get a good UCAT score

[@ThatMedicSid]

100% yes

[@mahamedsharif126]

hey sid, I saw your video on resitting A levels, its not looking too good for me. In my AS predicted grades, I got BCD, and I wasnt able to apply for good unis. If it does turn out i didnt get AAB, (cuz i was planning to go for clearing if i got those grades to apply for better unis) how do I get better predicted grades to actually apply for good unis? My school doesnt accept resitting so would I have to go and find a college or exam center to pay for my exams and sit them? thanks!

[@ThatMedicSid]

Yeah, if your school doesn't accept resit applicants, go to a college nearby, or a private college and ask them if you can resit. Regarding your predicted grades, ask them how it works, because when I resat I asked for what predicted grades I wanted. But I know sometimes teachers don't allow this, because they give them to you, but for people resitting it's a little bit different. So ask the college you're going to resit at if you can choose your own predicted grades. Hope that helps!

[@mahamedsharif126]

@@ThatMedicSid Thanks for the insight bro, hope med school treats you well! I just finished my Computer Science Paper 2 exam and this advice was nice to come back to,

[@SDNCR01]

bro i got my results today and my predicteds were AAB and im disappointed with my grades and i know have the potential to do much better. Do you have any advice for me

[@ThatMedicSid]

my advice would be what do you wanna study? do you wanna go to uni? if yes, and you have an ideal/ goal in mind. Resit your a-levels and refine your revision techniques and apply again. This is just a minor setback

[@julia-pn2oj]

has anyone used the service called 'tutors & futures'? its a service where instead of teachers predicting your grades for UCAS application, they do it for you based on evidence you give them (proof of questions you've done etc). i'm tempted to do it since i did badly on my a-levels, and when it was January and my school was predicting my grades, it was quite hard to get the grades I wanted for my course - was very stressful. I don't want to be only judged based on my mocks and what I got for my Alevels this year. So in my situation its good, but it is £600 for this service which makes me hesitate and wonder if it is that much better than my school. Can anyone help me pls :)

[@Nextkej]

Hey brother what uni did you get into if you don’t mind me asking

[@somerandomorganismonearth272]

hey bro im an AS student and ive got predicted AAD and the D is in maths what do i do now because i wont be able to apply for medicine. But there are some other alternatives such as gap year or clearing; are they good/worth it or.. im not sure on what i should do now

[@ThatMedicSid]

Hey man, yeah with predicted AAD, you won’t be able to apply for med, maybe on results day if you get AAA, try and call clearing and see if they have any places for med? This is a bit long because you’re gonna have to call loads of unis but worth a shot. Also, you can plead with your maths teacher, ask your parents to write a letter and tell them to jump your D predicted grade to an A? See if that works perhaps? But it all depends on what grades you get at the end anyway

[@SparkMediaProduction]

if im not mistaken, if youre AS dont you have exams this november ish time (mocks) which can prove your potential and doesn't your final predicted grade get sent out to unis during about december time?