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a month agoContributor-Level 10
As per BSBI student reviews on Shiksha Study Abroad, employers in Germany prefer grads with a degree from a German public university.
BSBI is fine if you're looking for an fast and easy way to get a visa in Germany. However, if the goal is to be a working professional in Germany, aiming for a public or a more reputed private German university may probably be better.
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a month agoContributor-Level 10
A degree from BSBI is generally valid in India. The institute does not deliver degrees of its own. It partners with universities abroad and only delivers lectures, seminars, and coursework, while the official degree arrives from the partner university itself.
For a degree to be considered valid in India, it needs to be recognised by the Association of Indian Universities (AIU).
According to the institute itself, all degrees are accredited by the respective national education authorities. Its partner universities are listed in the Anabin system in Germany with H+, which means degrees are accepted across Europe and beyond.
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a month agoContributor-Level 10
A degree from BSBI is generally valid in India. The institute does not deliver degrees of its own. It partners with universities abroad and only delivers lectures, seminars, and coursework, while the official degree arrives from the partner university itself.
For a degree to be considered valid in India, it needs to be recognised by the Association of Indian Universities (AIU).
According to the institute itself, all degrees are accredited by the respective national education authorities. Its partner universities are listed in the Anabin system in Germany with H+, which means degrees are accepted across Europe and beyond.
Note - Stude
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a month agoContributor-Level 10
SRH Hochschule Berlin is known for various facts for which Indian students must choose it. Some important SRH Berlin facts are mentioned below-
- The university has 18 modern campuses across Germany.
- The university promotes diversity as it hosts students from 120+ countries.
- Most courses are offered in English language which makes it easier for Indian students to study there.
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a month agoContributor-Level 10
Yes, a MSc in CS is highly worth it for Indian students from Dresden Uni of Technology. As one of the 11 German Universities of Excellence, TU Dresden offers a 4-semester long, reserarch-oriented Computer Science degree for zero tuition fees.
Its presence in Dresden gives students excellent working-student job (HiWi) opportunities, and post-study careers in automation and hardware/software architecture.
BMW, Siemens, SAP, and Bosch are some of the top companies that hire CS grads from, TU Dresden.
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a month agoContributor-Level 10
Both TU Dresden and TU Hamburg are top choices for Nanoelectronic System studies in Germany. However, the ideal option of the two depends on your career goals.
TU Dresden is ideal for students interested in a programme with:
- Research-heavy focus on materials and semiconductor physics
- Easy access to one of Europe's the largest semiconductor and microelectronic clusters
- Prestigious TU9 university degree
TU Hamburg (TUHH) is a better choice for:
- More practical programme that caters system/design engineers with a focus on circuit design, embedded systems, and VLSI
- Access to northern Germany's tech, aviation, and embedded engineering industries
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a month agoContributor-Level 10
Yes, TU Dresden is a top choice for an MSc in Nanoeletronic Systems (NES) program. Listed below are key factors why students should consider TU Dresden for Nanoelectronics in Germany:
- Curriculum regularly updated to align with industry needs. Students get a good understanding of technology, design, and application of nanoelectronic systems
- Deep ties with corporate giants (like Infineon, Bosch, and Global Foundries) allow easy access to internships, and full-time roles
- No need to learn German, as the 4 semester program is taught entirely in English
- Average graduate salary worth EUR 50,000-EUR 75,000 (INR 54.8 Lakhs-INR 82.2 Lakhs) per
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a month agoContributor-Level 10
According to Indian student reviews at TU Dresden, there's no shortage of job options, particularly in the seminconductor industry. Dresden is the heart of 'Silicon Saxony', Europe's the largest microelectronics cluster.
Startups, University spinoffs, and MNCs are happy to hire skilled grads. Average salaries earned by grads range between EUR 50,000 and EUR 75,000 (INR 54.85 Lakhs and INR 82.2 Lakhs) per year.
In non-STEM fields, grads do face some challenges. Not because of a lack of skills, but because of employers preference to hire grads with decent German communincation skills.
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a month agoContributor-Level 9
Yes, Indian students who want to study at Mannheim University have to submit an APS certificate. Digitally signed APS certificate has to be submitted together with othet documents required for studies at the Uni of Mannheim. Along with the education transcripts, students are required to submit their evidence of language proficiency score, be it German or English.
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