If I had started applying last year with a CGPA around 6.7, would that have been possible in France/Spain for a Master's/Bachelor's?

Yes, with a CGPA of 6.7, applying to master's programs in Sweden, Belgium, Poland, Spain, Latvia, and France last year would have been possible, but eligibility and competitiveness vary by country and university.

- Sweden, Belgium, Poland, Latvia: Most universities accept applications with a CGPA around 6.7, provided you meet degree and English proficiency requirements. Some competitive programs may expect higher grades.
- France: Many institutions accept a minimum CGPA of 6.0 or 60% for master's admissions.
- Spain: Requirements differ by university, but a bachelor's degree and English proficiency are standard.

Strengthening your application with relevant experience, a strong statement of purpose, and recommendation letters can improve your chances. Some programs may offer pathway or pre-master’s options if your CGPA is below their typical cut-off.