Yes, studying abroad with 50% marks is possible, but options may be limited. Some universities or countries have flexible entry requirements, particularly for diploma or foundation programs. Institutions in Germany, Canada, and Australia may consider applicants with lower scores if they demonstrate strong extracurriculars, work experience, or language proficiency.
Alternative pathways include enrolling in community colleges, vocational courses, or conditional admission programs. Improving English proficiency (IELTS/TOEFL) or submitting a compelling Statement of Purpose (SOP) can strengthen your application. Research country-specific policies and consult education consultants to identify suitable programs that align with your academic profile.
