Can I get into Oxbridge without GCSEs?

I did my Maths and English Language GCSEs when I was 14yrs old. I’m now 15yrs old (soon turning 16) and I’m doing my GCSEs alongside A-Levels (I’m homeschooled so I have a lot of free time and I love learning so it doesn’t pressure me). I LOVE A-Levels, I’m currently doing Law, Literature and Classical Civilisation. I love my GCSE history but I hate my other GCSEs (Literature, Business, Statistics, Arabic). Would I be able to get into Oxford with just 2-4 GCSEs? I’m willing to even do 2 more A-Levels, as I’m currently overlooking my sister’s History, Philosophy and Psychology A-Levels and gaining an understanding of it. If it’s possible, would I have to take into account other areas like extra curricular?

Hey! I’m in the same boat, applying to Oxford, UCL, Birmingham, Nottingham and Reading. I didn’t do any GCSEs as I did an entirely different qualification that literally no one knows when I was homeschooled (I moved to a sixth form last year). When I spoke to them, they said that the most important thing were good A-levels, but considering that you have GCSE maths and English they will likely take them into consideration. You might still want to call someone in the admissions team to clarify though.

Hey! I’m in the same boat, applying to Oxford, UCL, Birmingham, Nottingham and Reading. I didn’t do any GCSEs as I did an entirely different qualification that literally no one knows when I was homeschooled (I moved to a sixth form last year). When I spoke to them, they said that the most important thing were good A-levels, but considering that you have GCSE maths and English they will likely take them into consideration. You might still want to call someone in the admissions team to clarify though.

I’m planning to apply for law, but I’m taking a level law next year and my other a levels the year after. So I’m splitting the a level exams into two years. Would this affect my application because I’ve heard that universities want you to take all three a levels at the same time?

I’ve also applied for law! And I did a law A-level at 15, and three more this year too. 😆 As far as I’m aware, unis typically understand the different circumstances. However, it definitely might help to calm them to clarify - as I only did one and then will sit the other three in the same year.