Can you NOT put every A-Level/GCSE/Whatever you've done on your UCAS Application?

You must enter all qualifications you have a result for, including any which were ungraded.
You must also enter any exams you’re waiting to take, and any qualifications for which you’re waiting results.
It’s important to include your full education history, including the most recent school, college or uni you’ve attended, or are attending.

http://www.ucas.com/how-it-all-works/undergraduate/filling-your-application


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What if, I am planning to miss out on exams for A2 maths? The school signs me up for it but I won't be sitting it because I achieved the highest grade possible for it already. Will I have to declare this?

Your situation sounds very strange......
I don't want to guess what you should do. I suggest either:
- Talk to the ucas coordinator at your school
- Contact ucas through their website and ask for advice.


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I asked them on Facebook and they said I have to enter it on my application. Should I include in my personal statement that I won't be sitting it?

I asked them on Facebook and they said I have to enter it on my application. Should I include in my personal statement that I won't be sitting it?

This shouldn't be a problem in the first place . But, if you are worried about it, your reference section which is filled in by your teachers is better suited for this information

What if, I am planning to miss out on exams for A2 maths? The school signs me up for it but I won't be sitting it because I achieved the highest grade possible for it already. Will I have to declare this?