Is Malta a flexible country option for my profile compared to Finland for a Master's?
24 Aug 2026 · Answered by Muskan Vashishtha · 1 min read
Yes, Malta is generally a more flexible option for your profile compared to Finland.
- Malta: Master's programs often assess applications case by case, considering your overall academic record and the relevance of your previous studies. There is typically more flexibility in GPA requirements.
- Finland: Many universities require a minimum GPA of 8.0/10 for Indian applicants, which is higher than your current GPA of 7.73 and may limit your options.
Both countries require proof of English proficiency (like IELTS) and student visas with financial and insurance requirements, which are subject to change.
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