Is my academic profile competitive enough for admission for a Bachelor's/Master's?

It depends. Your four-year bachelor's degree with no backlogs is a strong foundation for U.S. master's admissions, but a GPA of 7.3/10 (about 2.9/4.0) is slightly below the typical minimum of 3.0 many universities expect.

To improve your chances:
- Strengthen your Statement of Purpose and secure strong Letters of Recommendation.
- Highlight relevant internships, projects, or work experience.
- Consider taking an English proficiency test like IELTS; a score of 7.0+ can help, especially if your undergraduate instruction was not in English.

Enhancing these areas can help offset a lower GPA and make your application more competitive.