Will UCL care about all my GCSE grades even if I meet their GCSE requirements?

I was wondering if I would be put at a disadvantage because of my GCSE grades when applying to UCL for an International Management undergraduate course. I achieved some 7s, 6s and 5s at GCSE and met their requirement of a 6 in English and 4 in Maths. I also meet their A level requirements and I would be eligible for a contextual offer of ABB. However I don't do any STEM subjects or economics which I think UCL would have liked. I have some relevant work experience in the industry which I have included in my personal statement. Please could someone let me know if I still have a good chance of being accepted.

Hey, not at all you should be fine especially if you meet their offer and it’s in the past now!! Also those gcse results are great don’t you worry there is a lot of elitism on here but you have done amazing x Also what are your a level subjects?

Hey, thank you so much for the reassurance x I am currently studying psychology, fine art and business. Are you currently studying?

Hey, thank you so much for the reassurance x I am currently studying psychology, fine art and business. Are you currently studying?

I'm a current UCL student (on an unrelated humanities course however).

Are you aware that the entry requirements state that 'a Social Sciences subject is preferred.'?

I was wondering if I would be put at a disadvantage because of my GCSE grades when applying to UCL for an International Management undergraduate course. I achieved some 7s, 6s and 5s at GCSE and met their requirement of a 6 in English and 4 in Maths. I also meet their A level requirements and I would be eligible for a contextual offer of ABB. However I don't do any STEM subjects or economics which I think UCL would have liked. I have some relevant work experience in the industry which I have included in my personal statement. Please could someone let me know if I still have a good chance of being accepted.

Hey, thank you so much for the reassurance x I am currently studying psychology, fine art and business. Are you currently studying?

GCSEs?
There's a short answer to that question - no.
Unless it says so on their website, there's no point considering what "I think UCL would have liked". If it's not on their website, they aren't going to start rejecting applicants based on criteria they haven't advertised.
Make the most of that work experience when it comes to your PS.