u/Fragment_51

Hello, this is my first reddit post here and one of my firsts overall so pardon my grammar and paragraph layout.

I have been needing to save up robux for some things like the DTI game-pass, headless, and much more avatar accessories etc but unfortunately I cannot spend my allowance on it since I need to spend it for my course books and stuff which are very expensive here :') so i would really appreciate any donations no matter how small or big they are.

This is probably gonna take a lot of time but i'll probably keep updating and posting about my journey here and there! Whenever I get a plus membership, i'll try to help people here as well as much as possible too :) (sorry if this sounds too corny LOL)

Hi everyone,

I’m currently an A Level student (batch of 2027) studying Biology, Sociology, and Psychology. Over the past year, I’ve realised that I want to pursue MBBS.

My current plan is to complete my A Levels, take a gap year, and study Edexcel A Level Chemistry and Physics privately through an accelerated route so I can meet medical school subject requirements instead of restarting A Levels completely.

I’m considering this route because I’m already progressing with my current A Level subjects and would prefer not to restart my entire A Level programme by switching subjects at this stage. I’m hoping to use the gap year to complete the additional science requirements while building a stronger foundation before applying to medical school.

I’m also considering applying to medical schools in Georgia after completing my A Levels, so I’d really appreciate advice from anyone who has taken a similar pathway or has experience with private A Level study.

I’m mainly looking for advice from anyone who has:
taken a gap year to switch into medicine (or another field), studied A Levels privately, especially Edexcel,
or completed Chemistry and Physics independently.

I’d love to know:
• Was this pathway manageable?
• What challenges did you face?
• Would you recommend this route, or is there a better alternative?
• If you were in my position, what would you do?

For context, I’m based in Pakistan and am considering applying to medical schools in Pakistan or Georgia after completing the required subjects.
Thanks in advance!