Yes it could in differing context.***** For example "He passed away 2 years ago" means he died two years ago "I have passed two years ago" can be used if you died 2 years ago and therefore are speaking in a form of a ghost or someone who has been brought back from the dead. OR** Did you pass your Law exams? REPLY: "I passed 2 years ago" I passed my exams 2 years ago (If you add the word exam it could make it clear.) Hope that was useful Blackmoore 10 (British English corrections)

NO , it doesnt mean you are dead for 2 years. Pass doesnt mean to die pass away = to die so, had you said, I have passed AWAY 2 years ago, it would have meant you are dead for 2 years now. I passed 2 years ago (some exam) is perfectly alright if the exam is understood from the context. Pass is a verb which has been used properly in your sentence so dont worry. Keep speaking English. :)

Or you can say--I've met the qualification(s) since two years ago.