Should i state both GCSE English and IGCSE English on UCAS application?

Hello, so i have completed a GCSE in English Language and achieved a D but i did a IGCSE in the same subject as well the same year and got a C, now do i need to say i got a D in my English GCSE even if i got C in IGCSE or do i just leave the GCSE one out?

http://help.ucas.com/contract12/index.html
Ucas is very clear that you have to declare all exams.

Jesus, will it make me look bad?

Nothing like as bad as lying and being found out for it. No, one poor result is not going to ruin everything.

I just found out that you also have to put down all of your GCSE resits, i have done GCSE Maths a few times and i have got a few certificates, will i get into trouble if i just declare my final GCSE Maths grade? damn, i never knew Ucas was so harsh.

I just found out that you also have to put down all of your GCSE resits, i have done GCSE Maths a few times and i have got a few certificates, will i get into trouble if i just declare my final GCSE Maths grade? damn, i never knew Ucas was so harsh.

If you don't declare all results and universities make offers based on a fraudulent application, then they can (and do) take away offers and terminate the right to study at any time up to and beyond graduation. The choice is yours, but it's pretty clear cut to me.

Do you have to write absolutely everything - For Example in GCSE: Religious studies B unit 2 (grade), Religious studies B unit 4 (grade)....Or just the overall grade Religious Studies B (grade)?

Actually, I didn't declare all exams and am afraid that universities may reject me because of this.