Is my profile eligible for applying to Ireland and other countries with my academic scores in UK for a Master's/Postgraduate?
It depends. Your 60% in Medical Science and 7 months of work experience may meet minimum entry requirements for some postgraduate programs in Ireland and other countries, but eligibility varies by university and course.
- Ireland: Many universities require at least a Second Class Honours (often around 60%) in a relevant field. Some programs may expect more work experience than 7 months.
- Other countries: The UK often accepts 60% for relevant master's programs, while the US typically looks for a GPA of 3.0/4.0 (about 60%). Requirements differ by institution.
Work experience and English language test scores (like IELTS) are also important.
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More expert answers
Yes, your profile is strong for master's applications in the UK and Ireland.
- Academic performance: Your 8.7 CGPA in BBA and 93% in 12th grade are both excellent. - Gap years: A six-year gap after graduation may raise questions, but many universities consider applicants who clearly explain their gap period with relevant activities, learning, or personal growth. - English proficiency: Most universities require an IELTS score (typically 6.5 - 7.0 overall, with no band below 6.0). You’ll need to take the test before applying.
Address your gap years thoughtfully in your application and plan to take the IELTS soon.
Low percentage, study gap or no work experience?
Find out which Irish universities you still qualify for.
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