I am going to do my exams, and -------------------- I am going to study medicine.
afterwards or later and why ?

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I am going to do my exams, and -------------------- I am going to study medicine.
afterwards or  later and why ?

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I would probably say "I am going to do my exams, and then I am going to study medicine".

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later; then

but not "afterwards"

I'll do that afterwards = I won't do it until I'm finished with this thing
Notice the use of "will", not "going to", here. That is your clue. I'll let you figure out the rest.

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Im not sure but i think that is correct :
I am going to do my exams, and I am going to study medicine later on.

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