Which universities suit a graduate in Computer Science with 75% marks?

A 75 percent mark from an Indian Computer Science degree sits in a genuinely workable band for most countries, so the useful exercise is sorting universities into reach, match, and safe tiers rather than asking whether 75 percent is good enough in the abstract.

Reach: Worth Trying With a Strong Overall Profile

Technical University of Munich and University of Waterloo are ambitious targets at 75 percent. ETH Zurich publishes minimum grade requirements that are worth checking directly before applying here.

Match: Where 75 Percent Is a Normal, Comfortable Range

Saarland University, TU Berlin, RWTH Aachen, and University of Glasgow generally consider Indian marks in the 60 to 75 percent plus range. Western University's own admissions guidance names a 75 percent average as its typical minimum for Computer Science.

Safe: Build a Realistic Backup Tier

Several German public universities outside the very top tier, along with UK universities outside the top rankings, and broader admission Canadian schools, round out a safe tier so your list is not all reach and match.

This Information Is Also Available On

ETH Zurich's minimum overall average grade requirements page, Western University's Computer Science graduate admission requirements page, and University of Sussex's MSc Computer Science (Conversion) and Advanced Computer Science course pages.

My Advice

Your 75 percent is only one part of the story; a strong IELTS or GRE score, two or three solid CS projects, and a good recommendation letter can move a university from reach to match. I would build a list of 8 to 10 universities split roughly 2 reach, 4 match, and 3 to 4 safe, rather than over applying to only the most competitive names.