In university admissions, is the last semester CGPA more important or the overall CGPA for a Postgraduate?

The overall CGPA is usually more important than your last semester CGPA for university admissions, especially at the postgraduate level. Admissions committees look at your full academic record to assess consistent performance.

A strong final semester can highlight recent improvement, but your overall CGPA is the main factor. For instance, an overall CGPA of 7.0 with a higher last semester score (like 8.5) shows positive momentum, which can help, but does not outweigh your cumulative result.