Netherlands

You need to show 13 years of education for taking admission in a Netherlands' University.

The Licensing procedures in the non English speaking countries are very difficult for an Indian applicant. They authority may ask you to demonstrate the skill and proficiency in the Foreign language depending on rules. As being an non EU citizen it is very difficult to get a residency spot but if you are so keen in entering training in Netherlands go ahead.

As such, there are no minimum eligibility criteria for IELTS set by the conducting bodies of IELTS. Anyone who wishes to pursue higher studies abroad or wants to work abroad can attempt the IELTS exam (both Academic and General Training). However, candidates should always check the eligibility criteria set by the educational institution or organisation where they are applying.

Hi Anushka,
Not only these scores matter but also overall profile like hands on experience, projects, research study, etc. will give a great impact on your profile and increase the chances of getting admission.