Computer Science in Germany
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Almost all European countries accepts 15 years of education, but Germany accepts 16 years of education especially for technical education. To get admission to German universities you should have excellent academic scores of above 65 percent. You need to appear for German language proficiency test, IELTS or TOEFL and GRE exam if the university has it in the admission requirement.
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https://studyabroad.shiksha.com/sop-statement-of-purpose-applycontent1701
The above link will hopefully be helpful to you.
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Please go through the DAAD website and check the list of funding opportunities they have. 100% scholarship is possible but seem to be a little difficult for you basis 70%. Instead of simply relying on a scholarship you should also think of applying for an education loan. More than half of the student population in India takes an education loan to study abroad so why can't you? Keep looking for options and something or the other will work out. Scholarships are always on the basis of merit, ability, skills etc.
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It's good to dream and dream big. Yes, it's a good idea to do graduation in Germany. Be advised that academic standards there are of very high order. I hope you have this in your 10th / 12th.
I would advise you to approach a specialist agency dealing with sending students to Germany. This is because there are many nuances and you should know all of them.
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8 years ago
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Hi Himanshi,
It can be free or can incur up to Euro500 per semester. You should see here for university specific fee and living expenses
https://studyabroad.shiksha.com/germany/ms-in-computer-science-engineering-colleges-ds
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