Engineering in Germany

Hi Atul,
You can surely apply. For admissions purpose relevant publication, strong research interest, knowledge of German language and fluency in English will be quite important. You can get a job if you have the skills good enough for the German market, demand is high, so you need to work on your p

It is better to search it on your own. You can use the following link for reference:
https://www.daad.de/
Most of the universities haven’t changes their tuition fees to pursue MS in Germany. Thus you don’t need to worry at all.
All the best.

Hi Nikunj,
Please specify if you are looking for Bachelor's or a Master's course.

Germany is a country, where technological fields are booming and with quality because they always choose best for their need, so when they choose a foreigner, they first attract by him/her academic record. So, it is definitely tough to get a chance there, but never lose hope because you are an autom

As per better education in mechanical engineering, Germany is the best, but as per PR, Canada is the best place for everyone.

USA - varies 30L to 40L
New Zealand - varies 20L to 22L
Germany - varies 13L to 15L

The total cost for pursuing Masters in automotive engineering in Germany will be around 16 lakhs (750 Euro * 24 months).

Most of the universities of Germany provide free education, so don't worry about the fees. Some good universities of Germany are TU9s ,Ruhr Bochum, Weimar, RWTH Aachen University, Cologne University of Applied Sciences and many more. TU9 is the best university of Germany like TU Berlin, TU Dresden,

Hello Liju, there is no ranking system in Germany, every university is good and there is not one university over the other. The TU9 universities are more competitive in terms of admissions. RWTH Aachen, TU Berlin, University Stuttgart,TU München, KIT Karlsruhe are some universities to be considered.

Yes, and besides you also need to learn German language.