Is there any other pathway abroad for doing a master's if I don't get a good rank in the medical entrance exam?

Yes, you can still pursue a master's degree abroad even if your medical entrance exam rank is not high. Many universities offer master's programs in non-medical fields like Business Administration, Computer Science, Engineering, Arts, or Social Sciences, which have separate admission criteria and do not rely on medical entrance scores. You may also consider integrated master’s programs, foundation or pathway courses for additional preparation, or institutions that recognize prior learning or professional experience. To find the best options based on your background, please discuss your interests with your LeapScholar counsellor.