Are there any specific language requirements or exams for European countries for masters programs for a Master's?
Yes, most European universities require proof of English language proficiency for master's programs. Commonly accepted exams are IELTS, TOEFL, and Cambridge English, with minimum scores set by each university.
Some universities may waive this if your previous degree was taught in English, especially for students from countries like India. Requirements and accepted proofs can vary by institution and are subject to change.
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