How much possibility is there that I can continue my studies abroad after discontinuing here in UK/Canada for a Master's?
Yes, you can continue your studies abroad after discontinuing in India.
With a Bachelor of Dental Surgery (BDS) and 69% marks with no backlogs, your profile is eligible for master's programs in both Canada and the UK. Most universities in these countries accept students with your academic background. If you have a gap or have discontinued, it is usually acceptable if you can explain the reason and demonstrate constructive use of your time.
Your chances improve with a strong Statement of Purpose (SOP) and, if available, relevant work experience or additional qualifications. Admission policies and gap acceptance are subject to change.
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