GCSEs but after you have a degree

Do look up individual unis, as some do have a specified minimum grades at GCSE in certain subjects even for graduates, usually maths/english.

They have that now but everyone knows the minimum requirements stuff is bs, they never accept anyone without atleast a semi-decent string of A/A*'s

I'm wondering if this minimum requirement stuff still holds true for GEP ?

If you look on the uni websites/prospectus they usually have a separate section for GEP/graduates and what their requirements are. e.g. UCL want a minimum of B in GCSE english and maths for graduates. Be sure to check these, because i have a few friends who just assumed GCSEs wouldnt matter any more as a grad applicant, but they just got straight rejections saying they didnt meet the min requirements. So unless you took GCSEs a seriously long time before your grad application e.g. 10 years or something, they do still count. (and even then you should check with the uni first) By the way im assuming you mean for medicine? (as its on the med forum?)

I don't even acknowledge that I have any GCSE's on my CV.

Like anyone cares what you got at 16. Besides, those grades are good

Well evidently medical schools do care, as they can often place a reasonable to high amount of weighting on them for undergraduate applications. I have no idea about postgrad, but it's incorrect to say nowhere cares what you got at 16.

Exactly that ^^, that's what I'm wondering myself since there are GCSE cut offs for undergrads applying but what about graduates applying

Well evidently medical schools do care, as they can often place a reasonable to high amount of weighting on them for undergraduate applications. I have no idea about postgrad, but it's incorrect to say nowhere cares what you got at 16.