is not have any Sciences or modern languages a problem?

I have got 6 GCSEs but I didn't manage to pass French or Physics (I dropped Biology). I am in year 12 and at the moment I am looking at either attending Cambridge University, University of York or Royal Holloway University. At Cambridge I want to study ASNC, at York I want to study English and at Royal Holloway I want to study English and American Literature. Having a modern language or Science GCSE isn't mentioned in the course requirements but does the fact that I don't have those qualifications mean I won't be able to study any of those course at any of those universities?

If you apply to Cambridge you will be competing against candidates with nine or ten GCSEs at high grades. Cambridge does not have GCSE grade requirements, but treats GCSE performance as an indicator of academic potential. Failing French may be an obstacle when applying for a language course such as ASNC. You may need to manage your aspirations downwards.

Dreams should be tempered by realism. Failing GCSE French is likely to be a significant problem when applying to Cambridge for a language course. If you can't learn French, a relatively easy modern language, how likely is it that you can learn Old English, Old Norse, and Old Irish or Welsh, which are difficult languages?

would they reject me on the basis of failing french?

I have got 6 GCSEs but I didn't manage to pass French or Physics (I dropped Biology). I am in year 12 and at the moment I am looking at either attending Cambridge University, University of York or Royal Holloway University. At Cambridge I want to study ASNC, at York I want to study English and at Royal Holloway I want to study English and American Literature. Having a modern language or Science GCSE isn't mentioned in the course requirements but does the fact that I don't have those qualifications mean I won't be able to study any of those course at any of those universities?