Germany

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Hi Sanskar Bhargude,
If you want to study Bachelor's degree in Germany, you must complete 13 years education that is one more year of schooling after class12th. You can attain this by completing the 1st year of a Bachelor's degree course in India or by clearing the IIT JEE Advance. Also, you must be fluent in German language, since UG courses are taught in German. For PG courses, you must pass your Bachelor degree with exceptionally good grades.

Hi,
To pursue Bachelor's degree in Germany, students must complete 13 year of education that is one formal year of schooling after class 12th. You can attain this either by enrolling into a Bachelor's degree course in India and completing the first year or by clearing IIT JEE Advanced. You must also be fluent in German language, since majority of the Bachelor degree course in Germany are taught in German language.

Unless you hold a B.Tech degree, you can't apply for MS. Make that point very clear.

Hi Bharath, GRE is not mandatory to study in Germany but you must take the IELTS. Some universities may also ask for German language proficiency. Please check university websites for university specific admission requirements, every university has different requirements. You must additionally have very good academic grades for German universities to accept you.

Hi Divyashree,
German universities are highly competitive, more than 75% is recommended. So if you have these grades then you can think of applying. Check DAAD India website, take the IELTS and TestDaf and start applying.

HI Tanmay Kapil,
Yes, absolutely. Complete your 11th and 12th with high academic percentile and get involved in high end extracurricular activities too. If you want to study in USA take the SAT or ACT during your 11th or 12th. You must also take the TOEFL or IELTS. Decide where to study and what to study first, accordingly you must check the requirements and prepare.

Hi Rahul,
There are no tier 2 or 3 universities in Germany, every university is competitive and good ones. Some private universities may accept but 6.5 is a very poor score for Germany. You can still try applying to some if your SOP, LORs, research profile etc is very strong. Otherwise check options in other countries like Netherlands, Australia, etc.