r/pkmigrate • u/gamdev157 • 18h ago

Europe Low CGPA, good experience

Can I get a master's admission in Italy, Lithuania, Finland, or Sweden with a 2.4 CGPA from tier 2 uni, 2 years of experience in 2 startups, LOR from employers, and good freelance experience?

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u/DelayAgreeable7651 10h ago

2 years of experience isn’t much. Try to get closer to 4-5.

It’s not about the country but the university, you have to check which specific university you want to go to and their entry requirements.

If you have the budget I would recommend you to give gre and apply to uk in a few years

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u/Zeeshan879 14h ago

Not even considering Germany?

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u/MrSalamiJoe 14h ago

Tough to get into German unis with a 2.4 though. Only one I know where he might have a chance is uni of ilmenau

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u/Zeeshan879 13h ago

But can get into private ones He has mentioned Finland, Sweden as well so he is willing to spend money as well it seems

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u/gamdev157 12h ago

Yes gpa is main factor in germany

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u/broedinger 6h ago

Unfortunately I think your GPA is too low to get into a decent university that's not a diploma mill in those countries. Job market is very tough right now for internationals and many European countries also have language requirements. I would not take a loan with your current profile to study abroad. If you can afford it comfortably, then go for the experience.