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Do I need to declare my B in first year of doing maths (because I do further maths). And the year after that, I got an A so can i just mention the A only and not the B in maths?

Reply 1

returnmigrant

You must declare all grades achieved even if you are retaking that qualification.

Reply 2

Yodalam

But I have retaken that same qualification and gotten a better grade. Do I still need to declare it?

Just confirming.

Reply 3

Isinglass

Before you can submit your UCAS form, you have to declare that the information you have given is both true and complete.

https://www.ucas.com/about-us/policies/privacy-policies-and-declarations/ucas-undergraduate-declaration

Reply 4

returnmigrant

Original post by Yodalam

But I have retaken that same qualification and gotten a better grade. Do I still need to declare it?

Just confirming.

Yes - all grades.

Reply 5

sharksies

I've had to retake subjects before and I was told by UCAS that I need to declare any previous takes in subjects :-)

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