What is the typical scholarship availability and eligibility criteria for UK universities, especially for students with around 66% academic score and work experience for a Postgraduate/Master's?

It depends. Most UK university scholarships are highly competitive and often require strong academic scores - typically higher than 66%. However, some options may still be available if you have relevant work experience or meet other criteria.

- University scholarships: Some universities consider work experience, personal statements, or extracurriculars alongside academics. Requirements vary by university and course.
- Need-based bursaries: These may have more flexible academic criteria and are based on financial need.
- Postgraduate awards: Certain scholarships for master’s programs value professional experience.
- External scholarships: Some organizations offer awards with broader eligibility, including work experience.

A 66% score may limit merit-based options, but highlighting your work experience and achievements can strengthen your applications.