Are scholarships for masters courses based on academic percentage and backlogs?
Yes, most scholarships for master's courses are awarded based on your academic percentage, especially your undergraduate marks. Many merit-based scholarships require strong academic performance.
Backlogs can affect eligibility, as some scholarships specify no active backlogs. However, requirements vary by institution and scholarship.
Other factors like work experience, personal achievements, and financial need may also be considered. Even with backlogs, you may still qualify for certain scholarships if your overall profile is strong.
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