Germany

Yes, students to have attained an aggregate of 60% or more in their 12th standard academics can study in Germany. But for that, students must maintain a strong CV with quality scores in German university entrance tests & language test scores.

Public universities in Germany are relatively tougher to get into with low scores than private ones, which charge a higher tuition fee. 

Students are advised to conduct a thorough research of both public & private universities in Germany accepting students with a 60% aggregate in Class 12th.  

The average cost of studies in Germany depends on the type of institution one is interested in admission to. The table below highlights the average cost of studies for different types of institutions:

Conversion rate: 1 EUR = INR 100.55

There is no fixed percentage, but it's better to have at least 70% marks in Class 12. Some top universities and technical courses like engineering may ask for 75–80% or more. Also, they may check your marks in specific subjects like maths or science. Higher marks give you a better chance of getting admission in Bachelor's in Germany.

In Germany, there is no course called BTech. Instead, students apply for:

• Bachelor of Engineering (B.Eng.), or

• Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.)

These are same as BTech and cover all the engineering subjects like Mechanical, Electrical, Civil, and Computer Science.