GCSE pass

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A successful result in a GCSE examination, indicating a required level of knowledge has been achieved.

GCSEGCSE + NOUN

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Examples (10)

  • To get the apprenticeship, you need at least a GCSE pass in English.
  • A GCSE pass in mathematics is essential for studying physics at A-level.
  • She was so relieved to get a GCSE pass after worrying about her exams all summer.
  • He achieved an impressive five GCSE pass grades, including Science and History.
  • For many students, securing a GCSE pass in a foreign language is a major challenge.
  • If he can just get a GCSE pass in Chemistry, he'll be able to apply for the course he wants.
  • My older brother celebrated his GCSE pass in Art by framing his best coursework.
  • Is a grade 4 considered a standard GCSE pass these days?
  • Without a GCSE pass in Maths, his career options were quite limited.
  • The school's goal is to ensure every student achieves at least one GCSE pass in a core subject.