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Dinesh Kristi
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Hi Rahis Khan, It is partially true for some universities in Germany. Most of the public universities and undergraduate courses in Germany are free of cost and equally very competitive to secure admission. This is not true in case of France, they may offer free education to its domestic students but not to international students. Overall, its not too highly priced. France has some very world-renowned schools for hotel management as compared to Germany like the ESH Paris Hotel School, International Hospitality Management School Vatel, etc. In Germany, you can see SRH Hotel-Akademie, Dresden.
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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
Scholar-Level 17
Hi Shubham Kumar,
See here:
https://studyabroad.shiksha.com/germany/bachelors-in-hospitality-courses-sl
You should also check the DAAD India website for all information to study in Germany.
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Dr Priyalakshmi ChowdhuryUnited Kingdom
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Hi Samridhi,
GATE scores are accepted by German institutions. Your academics are good but a higher percentage in B.Tech would somehow have been better. None the less, apply. Take the IELTS too. Besides the GATE score and your B.Tech percentage, universities will also check your internship quality, projects, research, patents if any, publications etc. It's a highly competitive process in Germany. Good luck.
GATE scores are accepted by German institutions. Your academics are good but a higher percentage in B.Tech would somehow have been better. None the less, apply. Take the IELTS too. Besides the GATE score and your B.Tech percentage, universities will also check your internship quality, projects, research, patents if any, publications etc. It's a highly competitive process in Germany. Good luck.
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Mahesh Bhogadi
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Hi Abhishek,
When you are applying to Germany for studies as an international student, you have to show funds of around Euro 8000 which is the expense of 1-year. The living expense includes accommodation, food, utility bills, commutation, etc. This amount is required in order to get the visa. On a per month basis, you will need around Euro850. How much you can earn more or save will depend on the salary you get which will depend on the job you are doing. Another advice will be that you compare the living expenses of the different places in Germany. Places like Munich and Cologne are expensive.
When you are applying to Germany for studies as an international student, you have to show funds of around Euro 8000 which is the expense of 1-year. The living expense includes accommodation, food, utility bills, commutation, etc. This amount is required in order to get the visa. On a per month basis, you will need around Euro850. How much you can earn more or save will depend on the salary you get which will depend on the job you are doing. Another advice will be that you compare the living expenses of the different places in Germany. Places like Munich and Cologne are expensive.
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Dinesh Kristi
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Hi Gaurav,
If you are targeting affordable options, you can consider Germany, Australia, Ireland, Singapore, etc. You have to narrow down your final choice by going through several university websites, the fees and expenses, geographical location and your preference, admission requirements mainly, university reputation, its corporate tie up, student support etc. There are many factors you have to consider. If you have very good academic profile you can avail scholarship. Target countries having good stay back options so that you can work after studies and gain necessary work plus international experience. Canada is also a top option bu
If you are targeting affordable options, you can consider Germany, Australia, Ireland, Singapore, etc. You have to narrow down your final choice by going through several university websites, the fees and expenses, geographical location and your preference, admission requirements mainly, university reputation, its corporate tie up, student support etc. There are many factors you have to consider. If you have very good academic profile you can avail scholarship. Target countries having good stay back options so that you can work after studies and gain necessary work plus international experience. Canada is also a top option bu
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Abhishek Tiwari
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Canada will be a good choice, because you can easily get assistance ship and administration ship, which almost covers your tuition fees.
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Dinesh Kristi
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Hi Akshay,
It depends on how low your marks are. If it is below 65%, you should not apply, as there is no chance. If your marks are below 50% then forget it.
It depends on how low your marks are. If it is below 65%, you should not apply, as there is no chance. If your marks are below 50% then forget it.
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Vidhushi Sabharwal
Contributor-Level 8
Hi Raghavendra, I assume you are asking about GRE. Well, firstly 65% marks is somewhat low for applying to German universities, but you can give a shot ATIT. GRE is not required, so I don't see how GRE will help you. Instead, you can attempt GATE which is accepted. Since your percentile is not very competitive, you must work harder towards obtaining a very good internship position and do some quality projects. You should also try to publish some materials on journals etc. Related to your field. I will also suggest you take IELTS instead of TOEFL and take the TestDaf for German language proficiency.
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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
Scholar-Level 17
IAM has many meaning, can you elaborate the exact course you want to study? Don't use short forms when posting a query, it misleads and is confusing to understand. Anyways, you can apply, but it will be a challenge with just 67% marks. German universities are very selective and highly competitive. In addition to Germany, I will suggest you to look for other countries and not just apply to Germany. Options can be France, UK, and Ireland etc.
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