Germany

*Should have all school- and college-level certificates from an authorised institution. *Should have completed a joint entrance examination and secured good academic scores. *Should take up the Feststellungsprfung* exam for applying at any German institution. Should be able to produce documents stating successful completion of the Feststellungsprfung examination. [*Feststellungsprfung this is an examination conducted by universities in Germany that assesses your proficiency not only in subjects important to your chosen degree programme but also in German language. Feststellungsprfung, which comprises a written and an oral section, is a qualification to help apply for a Bachelors degree.

The German universities are considered best in the world for engineering and IT programs and provide outstanding choices of courses that are internationally recognised and offer a good mix of research and job-oriented courses.
In Germany, you will land up many opportunities for research as they largely believe in it. 22 Nobel prizes in physics, 30 in chemistry, and 25 in medicine have been awarded to scientists from the three major German-speaking countries itself provide the evidence that Germany is well established in research and development.
Apart from that, Germany is home to many Fortune 500 Companies and to the companies like Volkswagen, Audi, BMW, Ford, Mercedes Benz, Porsche and many more which also proves that it is the world leader in industrial and technical fields where they constantly require engineers from different backgrounds and skills.