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Will my law marks from the last two semesters be considered for admission in Germany/Italy for a Master's?

27 Aug 2026 · Answered by Geetha Muthu · 1 min read
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Yes, your law marks from the last two semesters will typically be considered for admission to master's programs in Germany and Italy.

Universities usually review your full academic record, including recent semester results, to assess eligibility and academic performance. If your law courses are relevant to the master's program you are applying for, those marks will play an important role in the evaluation.

Admission criteria can vary by university and program.

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