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Abhishek Tiwari
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On which factors are you anylzing these countries for taking admissions?
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rahul r
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Admission requirements are set very high by the German Universities. A 60% in your UG BCA might not be sufficient. Eligibility Requirements:
For PG courses : Students are expected to have at least 70-75% from a reputed Indian University. They are also required to appear for GRE (by some Universities) and a score of above 300 should do the needful. Also, it can boost a student's profile if he or she appears for the course even though the University has not requested for it. IELTS (6.0) or TOEFL (100) is also required. Regards.
For PG courses : Students are expected to have at least 70-75% from a reputed Indian University. They are also required to appear for GRE (by some Universities) and a score of above 300 should do the needful. Also, it can boost a student's profile if he or she appears for the course even though the University has not requested for it. IELTS (6.0) or TOEFL (100) is also required. Regards.
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Aroon BaeA gamer and love helping people
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Hello there,
The admission process takes upto 6-8 months or more including from the time of admission announcements to admission decisions. The visa process must also be counted which is a time consuming affair. You must know the admission deadlines and intakes and submit your form in such a way that you don't miss the desired intake. Get in touch with the respective universities.
The admission process takes upto 6-8 months or more including from the time of admission announcements to admission decisions. The visa process must also be counted which is a time consuming affair. You must know the admission deadlines and intakes and submit your form in such a way that you don't miss the desired intake. Get in touch with the respective universities.
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Dinesh Kristi
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Hi Govind,
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.
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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Kavya Saluja Evans
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Hi Sam,
First and foremost, you have to complete your undergraduate degree from a recognised university. You must be academically very strong and sound to be considered for admission in a German university. Normally if we look around, students who apply or being accepted by German institutions are very strong academically and have percentages in the range of 85 to 90% and above. Some other key requirements also include knowledge of German language although many universities do not require prior knowledge of German language. You must also take the IELTS. Your profile must be competitive and consist of excellent projects, research etc. F
First and foremost, you have to complete your undergraduate degree from a recognised university. You must be academically very strong and sound to be considered for admission in a German university. Normally if we look around, students who apply or being accepted by German institutions are very strong academically and have percentages in the range of 85 to 90% and above. Some other key requirements also include knowledge of German language although many universities do not require prior knowledge of German language. You must also take the IELTS. Your profile must be competitive and consist of excellent projects, research etc. F
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Dinesh Kristi
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The exact answer will depend on your desired programme of study and where you want to settle eventually. Both the country has its pros and cons. Even geographically both the nations are different. Germany is affordable compared to Canada. Germany is a well established study abroad destination and is very competitive. Students with academic and research oriented mindset apply to Germany and those with percentages as high as 90%. Canada is also a very big study abroad market now and has very good stay back options. In Canada you will find more degree options from diplomas to Masters compared to Germany. As I said the countries geographic
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rahul r
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Normally, to secure admission in MS Germany, you would have to appear for the GRE exam, and also appear for a language proficiency exam like TOEFL or IELTS. You would also have to submit your UG score. Average fee structure for this course ranges from 10-20 Lacs INR. Please refer to the link provided below for a list of colleges which offer MS in Agriculture from Germany. https://studyabroad.shiksha.com/germany/ms-in-agriculture-colleges-ds.
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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
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Hi Sourabh,
German Universities are very selective and admissions are extremely competitive. In addition to having very good percentage, you must also have solid internship, projects, research oriented work etc. Publications and patents are beneficial. You must also take the IELTS and some knowledge German language. Check the DAAD website for universities and requirements. RWTH Aachen, University of Stuttgart are some of the few.
German Universities are very selective and admissions are extremely competitive. In addition to having very good percentage, you must also have solid internship, projects, research oriented work etc. Publications and patents are beneficial. You must also take the IELTS and some knowledge German language. Check the DAAD website for universities and requirements. RWTH Aachen, University of Stuttgart are some of the few.
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Kavya Saluja Evans
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Hi Kevin, a first class percentage is highly preferred, and if you are planning to study in Germany then universities there are extremely competitive. Above 75% marks will keep you in a good position, anything between 65% marks to 75% marks is moderately safe. Below 65% marks is a complete no. Do remember that for MBA you must also take the GMAT. In addition the most important requirement for MBA outside India is work experience. Typically you will see in Germany universities inviting applicants with more than 2 years of experience in a relevant sector.
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Pallavi ChoudhuryFormer HR, Oracle
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Hi Gaurav, how much did you score in your B.Tech and did you gain work experience from 2015? Please clarify these.
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