Will my scholarship eligibility be completely based on my academic marks?
No, your scholarship eligibility will not be completely based on your academic marks. While good academic performance is important, most scholarships also consider other factors such as:
- English language proficiency (like IELTS or TOEFL scores)
- Relevant work experience
- Country-specific eligibility
- Financial need
- Leadership skills and extracurricular activities
- Strong application materials (personal statements, recommendations)
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