If I was among the 10% of the best students of my undergraduate class, do I have a Honour degree?

Question

This question has to do with the classification of degrees awarded in the UK. I need to know if, having been rated within the 10% of the best students of my undergraduate class, having obtained a GPA of 4.3/5.0, and given the fact that the best student of my class got 4.6/5.0, my undergraduate degree can be considered in the UK as a honour degree, and of what kind, i.e., as a first degree honour, upper second degree honour, or third degree honour.

It must be taken into account that, during my studies of five years, I was the best student for three times, and that I was also given academic distintions for 2 years, and that I was awarded a scholarship for the last semester, out of three, of a graduate program I studied, because I was the best student, out of 40 people. Finally, I was also awarded a scholarship to study at another university, before entering the university I chose, in which I was rated as the 15, out of 2000 applicants, and out of 100 admitted applicants.

Answer 1

yes