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Will I be eligible for a master's program instead of a PG diploma to help in case I fail the pharmacy licensing exam in Canada?

06 Aug 2026 · Answered by Syeda Uzma · 1 min read
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It depends. With 10 backlogs in your four-year pharmacy degree and an average of 66%, eligibility for a Master's program in Canada may be challenging.

- Most Canadian universities require a minimum 75 - 80% average in the final two years of study.
- Multiple backlogs can be a significant concern for admissions committees and may reduce your chances.

If you clear your backlogs and strengthen your academic profile, your prospects improve. Consider gaining relevant experience or retaking courses to boost your application.

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