The minimum degree score required for eligibility to pursue a master's degree abroad varies depending on the country, university, and specific course. However, here are some general guidelines:

United Kingdom (UK)

- Most universities require: A minimum of 55%–60% in your undergraduate degree (equivalent to a UK 2:2 or 2:1, depending on the university).
- Top universities: May require 65% or above.
- Note: Some universities may consider students with lower scores if they have relevant work experience or strong profiles.

United States (USA)

- GPA system: Most universities expect a minimum equivalent of 3.0/4.0 GPA (around 65% or above).
- Some universities: May accept a minimum of 2.5/4.0 GPA (about 55%–60%).
- Competitive programs: Expect higher scores and strong exam results (GRE/GMAT as applicable).

Canada

- Minimum requirement: Usually a second class (60%+) in your undergraduate degree.
- Top institutions: May require 70% or higher.

Australia

- Typical requirement: A bachelor’s degree with a minimum of 55%–60%.
- Group of Eight universities: Usually expect 65% or above.

Other Factors

- Relevant work experience, research projects, and a strong Statement of Purpose (SOP) can sometimes compensate for a slightly lower score.
- Certain universities and programs may have specific subject-wise requirements or prerequisites.

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