Declaring all GCSE results

Hi, I'm just wondering when applying to University, do you have to declare all qualifications that you completed? Because for example when applying to Oxford, they apparently look for a high A*%, so would 10A* look better than 10A* 2A? Or would the latter look better than the former? Thanks in advance.

Hi, thank you for the replied! Ok, I don't suppose that any of you know if 10A* and 2A from a comprehensive school that does not achieve very highly (around 65% achieve 5A*-C) would mean whether I am at a disadvantage in terms of my GCSE results if I apply to Oxford?

Thanks for the reply! Yeah, it was the highest in my year by a few A*s. Really? I didn't know that they were, but I suppose that I can't complain if this is true

Thank you everyone for your replies! Plus Bazbaz, thanks, and I don't know I guess I just thought that lots of people from private schools get these results or higher, so my GCSEs would be at the lower end of the applicants when applying to top courses at top universities.

I think 6A* is the average for Cambridge applicants (which is what I'm aiming for, only do 8 GCSEs though lol)

More like 8 or 9. Check page 5 of this.

That's for the highly competitive courses like law and medicine... and I did say applicants not successful applicants. Anyway OP has 10 A*
, and given that I do * GCSE's I doubt anyone will be expecting I get 9 A*. I'm not sure about that site's stats tbh with you.

EDIT: I'd check the university's official statistics, not a survey if I were you.

No, average for the most competitive course was around 10. Who cares what the average unsuccessful applicant gets? Nobody aims to be unsuccessful. OP is in a very good position with regards to GCSE, I was just pointing something out. There's no reason to doubt the legitimacy of the site's statistics. They seem to be a very reliable, well-established organisation.

I don't believe the University offers any official statistics regarding number of GCSEs per applicant. I may be wrong; if you could provide some that would be very helpful.