Is the 75% minimum percentage requirement for admission calculated on my bachelor's degree marks or final year marks?
10 Jul 2026 · Answered by Shairal Pathak · 1 min read
The 75% minimum percentage requirement for German public universities is typically based on your overall bachelor's degree marks, not just your final year. Admissions committees usually assess your cumulative percentage or GPA from all years of your bachelor's program.
Some universities or programs may also consider final year or subject-specific grades, but the main focus is on your entire degree.
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