Is my academic profile competitive enough for admission in Italy for a Master's/Bachelor's?
03 Aug 2026 · Answered by Edayachandiran Velmurugan · 1 min read
Yes, your academic profile is competitive for many Italian master's programs.
With a four-year bachelor's degree in Business Management, an 8.0/10 GPA (approximately 24/30 on the Italian scale), and no backlogs, you meet the typical minimum requirements for most universities in Italy. Your 12th-grade score of 65% is generally acceptable, as undergraduate performance is the main focus.
More selective universities may require a higher GPA, closer to 27/30. Make sure your bachelor's degree aligns with your intended master's program, and prepare strong application materials (Statement of Purpose, Letters of Recommendation).
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