Your question is not clear. You have mentioned that the police has filed a final report in court, but it is not clear whether it is a charge sheet or a closure report.
If it is a charge sheet, then it may take a longer period to complete the trial; generally it takes a few years. However, if you feel that there is no evidence against you, you may try filing a discharge application in the trial court. If the court discharges you, the matter may end there (subject to appeal / revision, if any, by the opposite party).
On the other hand, if the final report filed by police is a closure report, then the complainant will be given an opportunity by the court to file his/her protest petition, and thereafter the court may accept the closure report or may take cognizance of the offence, depending upon its decision in the matter.
If the case is closed, it should not come in the way of your going abroad for studies. On the other hand, if the case is under prosecution, then it may depend upon the bail conditions and you may have to seek permission from the court for going abroad.
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