What is the approximate budget required for affordable countries for master's with minimum 60% marks in Germany/France in Malaysia/Hungary?
Yes, you can find affordable master's options abroad with a minimum of 60% marks. Typical annual budgets (tuition + living expenses) for cost-effective countries are:
- Germany: €10,800 - €14,400/year (₹9.7 - ₹13.1 lakh)
- Poland: €7,000 - €13,000/year (₹6.4 - ₹12 lakh)
- France: €10,243 - €15,243/year (₹9.4 - ₹14 lakh)
- Czech Republic: €7,000 - €14,000/year (₹6.4 - ₹12.8 lakh)
- Malaysia: €5,500 - €13,000/year (₹5.1 - ₹12 lakh)
- Hungary: €7,500 - €14,000/year (₹6.9 - ₹12.8 lakh)
These figures are approximate and subject to change. Scholarships and part-time work options may further reduce your costs.
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