Entry requirements for foundation year

I'm thinking of going to Manchester university. they need five GCSEs at grade 5 minimum, including english and maths. They also need DDM to DDD in the BTEC extended diploma.

I have only got three 5s at GCSE (i did combined science so a 6,5 in that, 5 in maths and a C in psychology), I've got four 6s and one 8 and one A*.

Because of this, i can't do A level chemistry alongside my BTEC to get direct entry into the course since my college needs a 6,6,5 across science and maths and i got a 6,5,5.

I'm aiming to get DDD in my BTEC to get into university but they also need five GCSEs at grade 5 including maths and english and i got a 6 in english and a 5 in maths (and three 5s in my GCSE). Will i be considered overqualified for this course and not be accepted?

Youve managed to confuse me twice through all that. I believe you are getting yourself confused?

When it means 5 at 5 min then you exceed that.

That isnt going to count against you, but in your favour. i cant see the issue?

this is what it says
We require successful completion of a BTEC National Extended Diploma (science-based only) at grades DDD-DDM along with GCSE-level English Language and Mathematics at grade 5.

I can meet all of that criteria except for the grade 5 in english, i got a grade 6 in english instead (i have a grade 5 in maths though) and since i'm doing pharamcy with a foundation year, will i be considered overqualified? if i was doing just pharmacy then that would be in my favour but im doing it with a foundation year and they say they don't accept overqualified candidates.. but it was just my GCSE, not my BTEC so they'll still accept me right? sorry for confusing you btw