Can you guide him for UK and Ireland as well for a Master's?
You are eligible for several Master's in Film programs in the UK and Ireland with your 60% in Bachelor’s (Film) and as long as you meet the required IELTS score. In the UK, options include the University of Nottingham’s MA in Film, Television and Screen Industries (minimum 60% CGPA, IELTS 7.0), University of Westminster’s MA in Film, Television and Moving Image (minimum 55% CGPA, IELTS 6.5), and Queen's University Belfast’s MA in Film (minimum 55% CGPA, IELTS 6.5). In Ireland, Queen's University Belfast offers a similar program. Each university may have additional requirements, so please reach out if you’d like help with specific applications or program details.
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