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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
Scholar-Level 17
Hi Karthik,
The scope is good and can be found in research, core science as well as engineering. You should aim for a Ph.D in this field for better opportunities. Germany is a good place for research.
As far as power plants are concerned, you can check the below mentioned link:
http://enipedia.tudelft.nl/wiki/Germany/Powerplants
The scope is good and can be found in research, core science as well as engineering. You should aim for a Ph.D in this field for better opportunities. Germany is a good place for research.
As far as power plants are concerned, you can check the below mentioned link:
http://enipedia.tudelft.nl/wiki/Germany/Powerplants
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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
Scholar-Level 17
Hi Swaranjali,
Your grades are very low for German Universities. 55% to 63% is not acceptable. You can find options in low tier universities, but you should think twice before investing your time and money in such B-schools. You must take GMAT. If you score well, you may still have a chance. Instead, you can look for other country options like Australia or New Zealand.
You must choose the specialization as per your education background and career plans. You must also submit a SOP to the university and justify why you choose the specialization. You can evaluate international business or general management. You can also look for global MB
Your grades are very low for German Universities. 55% to 63% is not acceptable. You can find options in low tier universities, but you should think twice before investing your time and money in such B-schools. You must take GMAT. If you score well, you may still have a chance. Instead, you can look for other country options like Australia or New Zealand.
You must choose the specialization as per your education background and career plans. You must also submit a SOP to the university and justify why you choose the specialization. You can evaluate international business or general management. You can also look for global MB
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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
Scholar-Level 17
Hi Sravan,
Entry requirements are different for different universities. Universities in Germany are very competitive, how much did you score in your Bachelor degree?
Entry requirements are different for different universities. Universities in Germany are very competitive, how much did you score in your Bachelor degree?
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Prashant Srivastava
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It's good. First of all, congratulations. Secondly, it is a good college with good placement record.
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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser
Scholar-Level 18
It is nice to know that you want to pursue MBA abroad. It is good to have such dreams. Unfortunately, the marks obtained by you in various important exams tell a different story. Any prospective institute will surely look at your academic qualifications obtained. Here, you are likely to suffer setbacks. My advice would be to take some job, try to excel in it as well as concerned academic area by writing few papers, etc. This may improve your chances. Beware of some fraudulent institutes that will make money from you and leave you in lurch.
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Rishi Broto Chakraborty
Guide-Level 15
Hello Chaitanya,
The most important thing which you will need is high grades to be considered for admissions. GRE is optional and not even required by most Universities. International applicants must submit IELTS or TOEFL scores. Admissions are very selective and is mostly done on the basis of academic scores only.
It is good for you if you know or learn German language.
1. Jacobs University Bremen.
2. ULM University,
3. RWTH Aachen and
4. Passau University are some of the best known for Computer Science studies.
Good Luck.
The most important thing which you will need is high grades to be considered for admissions. GRE is optional and not even required by most Universities. International applicants must submit IELTS or TOEFL scores. Admissions are very selective and is mostly done on the basis of academic scores only.
It is good for you if you know or learn German language.
1. Jacobs University Bremen.
2. ULM University,
3. RWTH Aachen and
4. Passau University are some of the best known for Computer Science studies.
Good Luck.
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Chetna S
Scholar-Level 17
Hi Jamshid,
Studying in Germany is a competitive process. Since German universities require 13 years of education you must complete another year of formal education after your 12th, you cannot apply to a German university after your 12th directly. You can enroll into a Bachelor's degree program and complete the first year with very good grades. Another option is to clear the IIT JEE advanced but I suppose you are from a non-math background hence not an option. Secondly bachelor degree programs would be taught in German so you must know the language. Check Goethe institute website for the certifications. Take a look at this:
http://www.m
Studying in Germany is a competitive process. Since German universities require 13 years of education you must complete another year of formal education after your 12th, you cannot apply to a German university after your 12th directly. You can enroll into a Bachelor's degree program and complete the first year with very good grades. Another option is to clear the IIT JEE advanced but I suppose you are from a non-math background hence not an option. Secondly bachelor degree programs would be taught in German so you must know the language. Check Goethe institute website for the certifications. Take a look at this:
http://www.m
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Rishi Broto Chakraborty
Guide-Level 15
Hello Sravan,
You should first concentrate on your B.Tech, you need to score at least 75% and then you can prepare for IELTS and score 6.5 band. It is a famous and most accepted English Proficiency Exam. You can appear for GRE for boost up your profile, but it is not mandatory.
You can visit www.daad.de,as this websites will help you to give information about various English taught programs, apply for TU9 Universities.
All the best.
You should first concentrate on your B.Tech, you need to score at least 75% and then you can prepare for IELTS and score 6.5 band. It is a famous and most accepted English Proficiency Exam. You can appear for GRE for boost up your profile, but it is not mandatory.
You can visit www.daad.de,as this websites will help you to give information about various English taught programs, apply for TU9 Universities.
All the best.
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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
Scholar-Level 17
Hi Hitesh,
With 58%, there is no chance in Germany. German Universities offer admission with grades as high as 90%. You must look for other less competitive countries like Poland, Cyprus, etc.
With 58%, there is no chance in Germany. German Universities offer admission with grades as high as 90%. You must look for other less competitive countries like Poland, Cyprus, etc.
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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
Scholar-Level 17
Hey Sunil,
With 55%, you cannot apply for universities in Germany or Canada. They will reject you straightaway. SPP colleges might still give you admission, but you won't be getting visa. Australia is also competitive, but you can still make it. Accounts and finance related courses are better for a B.Com student, but it depends on your interest and career plans.
With 55%, you cannot apply for universities in Germany or Canada. They will reject you straightaway. SPP colleges might still give you admission, but you won't be getting visa. Australia is also competitive, but you can still make it. Accounts and finance related courses are better for a B.Com student, but it depends on your interest and career plans.
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