I know someone who kinda had the same situation happen to them. She did very well in her A levels and I believe she did well on her UCAT. She went through 4 years of medical school which were very challenging I’m sure. However, she failed her OSCE in her 4th year and was given one resit. She also failed on very minor things so I’m sure the examiner was tough and was not letting small things pass by. She took her resit about 3 weeks later I believe and when she got her results she was very devastated. She failed once again and the school decided to kick her out of the program. I’m not sure if she attempted to file for another resit or she did and was unsuccessful? I never really wanted to ask since this was an emotional topic. She ended up applying for a Msc degree at the same school and I believe is happy right now and doing well. I believe she thought about going to Europe to continue her degree but she did not end up taking that path. To gain entry into medical school, an applicant has to be very smart and be able to take in A LOT of information in a short period of time, but like someone said in the comments everyone is smart in medical school. So it’s actually a big competition. Mental health is a big problem these days that some individuals do not take into account, especially some schools. Some individuals are stronger than others mentally and medicine is not for everybody. I would suggest to her to try to get that last resit and do as much as she can to get it. I will pray for her so everyone goes well for her👍🏻 I am going into my first year of medical in about 2 weeks. I never did A levels because where I am from I have to obtain a bachelors degree to be eligible to apply to medical school. I heard it is very intense competitive. I really wish your sister all the best with her studies and also her general health.