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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser
Scholar-Level 18
Hello Prasad,
Backlogs is the bane of many Indian students. Normally speaking students with backlogs have less chance of getting admission in an institute abroad. This is so since there are plenty if students with excellent academic records knocking at the doors for admission. But it is no bar. Many students with backlogs have indeed obtained admission. I would therefore advise you to approach an agency dealing with sending students abroad or specifically to Germany. There are many nuances in the process & only specialised agencies are aware of it.
Best wishes.
Backlogs is the bane of many Indian students. Normally speaking students with backlogs have less chance of getting admission in an institute abroad. This is so since there are plenty if students with excellent academic records knocking at the doors for admission. But it is no bar. Many students with backlogs have indeed obtained admission. I would therefore advise you to approach an agency dealing with sending students abroad or specifically to Germany. There are many nuances in the process & only specialised agencies are aware of it.
Best wishes.
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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser
Scholar-Level 18
Hello Aashik,
Yes, you are reasonably right. Majority of the institutions in Germany expect you to be fluent in German language and hence the language of teaching invariably is German. So, if you are thinking of doing MS in Germany you better start learning German language right now. Of course these days, there are few colleges in Germany which teach in English also but they are few and not very recommendable. The best course of action for you which I suggest is doable and better for you will be to start learning German immediately and as you progress in the language you will gain confidence and will be able to do your studies in Germa
Yes, you are reasonably right. Majority of the institutions in Germany expect you to be fluent in German language and hence the language of teaching invariably is German. So, if you are thinking of doing MS in Germany you better start learning German language right now. Of course these days, there are few colleges in Germany which teach in English also but they are few and not very recommendable. The best course of action for you which I suggest is doable and better for you will be to start learning German immediately and as you progress in the language you will gain confidence and will be able to do your studies in Germa
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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser
Scholar-Level 18
Hello Nashik,
You have completed your Masters in mechanical engineering in Germany. Right? And, now enquiring about getting a job in Germany Right again? Okay, Germany like other Western European countries is fighting the problem of diminishing population. Hence, all these countries are on the Lookout for suitable expertise which is not readily available in that country. Germany also is looking for experts with domain knowledge who can work in Germany and also can take up citizenship of Germany. In addition to this, Germany is also a powerhouse of Engineering industry hence there are many job openings in Germany and I am sure with your
You have completed your Masters in mechanical engineering in Germany. Right? And, now enquiring about getting a job in Germany Right again? Okay, Germany like other Western European countries is fighting the problem of diminishing population. Hence, all these countries are on the Lookout for suitable expertise which is not readily available in that country. Germany also is looking for experts with domain knowledge who can work in Germany and also can take up citizenship of Germany. In addition to this, Germany is also a powerhouse of Engineering industry hence there are many job openings in Germany and I am sure with your
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Lorna Dsouza
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Hi,
If you speak English fluently, then learning German words is often not as big of a problem as for most other languages. The basic most frequent 200 words are mostly cognates with English. Once you know a base set of words it becomes easier to learn new words because German likes to compound nouns.
If you speak English fluently, then learning German words is often not as big of a problem as for most other languages. The basic most frequent 200 words are mostly cognates with English. Once you know a base set of words it becomes easier to learn new words because German likes to compound nouns.
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Sushant Sharma
Scholar-Level 16
Hi,
It's good that you are planning to pursue a language as it will add value to your resume and also people with knowledge about an extra language are given more preference.
Thanks.
It's good that you are planning to pursue a language as it will add value to your resume and also people with knowledge about an extra language are given more preference.
Thanks.
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pradeep kumarSr. Section Engr(Design)
Scholar-Level 18
SGTB Khalsa College, New Delhi has been granted minority institution status. 50 % of the seats in all streams are reserved for Sikh candidates. SGTB Khalsa College, University of Delhi offers certificate courses in 7 foreign languages and diploma in 2 languages with certification from University of Delhi. The duration for all the certificate courses is one year. Students are trained to effectively write, speak and express in the respective language of their choice.
The eligibility criteria of certificate course is 10+2 in any stream (50% and above). Cut offs decided as per
merit list amongst applicants.
There are total 40 seats for each
The eligibility criteria of certificate course is 10+2 in any stream (50% and above). Cut offs decided as per
merit list amongst applicants.
There are total 40 seats for each
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Mahadev Prasadstudying 2 puc science pcmb
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Yes, there are many people in Germany speak German language, so you have to learn.
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