What is the minimum percentage required in bachelor's degree for admission to European countries, New Zealand, Ireland, or UK universities?
06 Aug 2026 · Answered by Edayachandiran Velmurugan · 1 min read
Minimum bachelor's degree percentage requirements are typically:
- Spain and Ireland: Around 55%
- Germany, Italy, France, Netherlands, Sweden, Finland, Denmark: Usually 60% or higher
- New Zealand: 60-65%, with some programs requiring up to 70%
- United Kingdom: At least 60% (UK 2:1 equivalent); some programs may accept slightly lower, but competitive courses need 60% or above
These figures are general and can vary by university and program.
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