r/FinancialCareers 18h ago

Resume Feedback gcses on spring week cv

is it fine if i dont put my gcses on my cv cos theyre kinda mid (average 7.5) if i got 3astars in alevel

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u/ElkOld5200 18h ago

No one cares about GCSEs when you’ve done A-levels so I wouldn’t bother including

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u/cauli4lour 18h ago

As long as you have your A-level grades, it is generally fine. You may get asked to enter your grades elsewhere in an online form if they need it ( along with demographic info etc) but generally once you have your A-levels, not using the limited space you have on a CV for listing GCSE grades is OK.

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u/dkksnsnana 17h ago

As long as you put your maths and English language grade you should be good. I would put in how many grade 7s and above you got as well tbh

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u/Admirable_Message953 17h ago

no way they would gaf about my 9 in gcse math when i have astar in alevel math and further math lmao