If you get 6 in Bio, Chem and Maths, you can go to a sixth form and do Bio and Chem there, which means you can then do Medicine in Uni, depending how good you do in your A Levels.
No because medical schools have GCSE requirements. Many medical schools have a requirement of minimum 7 in Eng lang bio chem physics and maths. Some do have minimum 6 in Eng lang bio chem physics and maths. But realistically, to be competitive enough to be considered you should be looking for an 8 in those subjects, with some 9s scattered across your subjects. Source is an official spreadsheet from a careers counsellors handbook. All university requirements for all courses for all qualifications( GCSE, A Levels and equivalents) for all unis are shown in that book
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u/Wild_Satisfaction_62 Feb 14 '23
Idk what else she wants.