Admission requirements for a master’s degree at most universities generally include the following:

Bachelor’s Degree – A completed undergraduate degree from a recognized institution, usually with a minimum GPA requirement.

Official Transcripts – Academic records from all previously attended institutions, demonstrating academic performance.

English Language Proficiency – Proof of proficiency in English, such as IELTS, TOEFL, or equivalent, if the applicant's previous education was not in English.

Letters of Recommendation – Usually two or three letters from academic or professional references attesting to the applicant’s qualifications and potential.

Statement of Purpose (SOP) – A personal essay outlining academic background, career goals, and reasons for pursuing the program.

Resume or CV – A document highlighting educational background, work experience, research, and other relevant activities.

Entrance Exam Scores – Some programs may require standardized test scores like GRE or GMAT, depending on the field of study.

Work Experience – Certain programs, especially in business or management, may require professional experience.

Research Proposal (if applicable) – For research-based master’s programs, a detailed research proposal outlining the intended area of study.

Application Fee – A non-refundable fee that must be paid when submitting the application.

Requirements may vary based on the university and program. Always check specific criteria before applying.