Academic Requirements
The following are the academic requirements for being eligible to apply to universities in Denmark:

• For a bachelor's program, students will require a minimum qualification of 10+2 level with an above 55% or 2.6 CGPA, while some of the universities or programs may ask for higher percentages.
• For the Master’s program, students will require 4 years of a bachelor’s degree with an equivalent score above 60% or 2.8 CGPA, while some universities or programs may ask for higher percentages.
• To apply to Danish universities for Bachelors and Masters, you will need a minimum score of 6.5 in IELTS with no band less than 5.5.
• For bachelor’s degree at Danish University, 13 years of education are required. Students with a 10+2 level of qualification can join bachelor’s through AP or Pathway programs.
• For a bachelor’s degree at private colleges, an IELTS  score of 6.0 overall with no band less than 5.5 or PTE scores of no less than 52 are accepted.
• The PTE test is not valid for a master's degree.
• In the case of the TOEFL language proficiency test, a minimum score of 83 is required.

Admission Application Document Checklist

• Up-to-date academic transcripts at the +2 or Bachelor's level are required.
• A valid passport and
• IELTS, TOEFL, or PTE test score results
• Motivational Letter
• Statement of Purpose
• Application charge (different for different universities)

 Visa Application Document Checklist

• Valid passport
• University offer letter
• Payment receipt of tuition fee in university for the first semester (cost differs according to university)
• Embassy and immigration fee payment receipt (approximately 3700 DKK)  
• Bank statements and bank balance certificates are required only in the case of dependents. You must have enough funds to sustain yourself and your spouse.