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Chetna S
Scholar-Level 17
Hi,
The two-year programme is ideal for students who have lesser work experience as it offers internship opportunities by the end of the first year and also for those who look for a significant shift in the industry and functional area. On the other hand, those with prior experience may prefer the one-year programme since they may want to leverage their significant work experience and lower opportunity cost of the break from work.
The two-year programme is ideal for students who have lesser work experience as it offers internship opportunities by the end of the first year and also for those who look for a significant shift in the industry and functional area. On the other hand, those with prior experience may prefer the one-year programme since they may want to leverage their significant work experience and lower opportunity cost of the break from work.
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pradeep dontha
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The major benefit you get from these countries is tuition fee, which is comparatively lower than other countries like UK, USA, etc. But, the major constraint is the language. Germany is a much better option as you are from mechanical background.
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Chetna S
Scholar-Level 17
Hi Mrinalini,
Diplomas are not accepted by German universities. He would also require 13 years of education. As per German educational requirement, an applicant has to complete 13 years education before applying for a Bachelor's degree. He can enroll into an undergraduate program in India and complete the first year, after which he can start applying to German Universities. He needs to learn German language and clear IELTS exam.
Diplomas are not accepted by German universities. He would also require 13 years of education. As per German educational requirement, an applicant has to complete 13 years education before applying for a Bachelor's degree. He can enroll into an undergraduate program in India and complete the first year, after which he can start applying to German Universities. He needs to learn German language and clear IELTS exam.
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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant
Scholar-Level 18
In India, majority of fresher recruitment is via campus placement. Students who do not get placed during campus placement drives struggle to find suitable jobs. You will face similar challenges in getting a direct job in India after completing B.Tech in Germany.
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Raghu Veer
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your percentage is very good and have high chances , kindly takes required exams and meet the other requirements by the university. Also, have a councelling with study abroad consultancy
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Chetna S
Scholar-Level 17
Entry requirements are different for every university. So, it is advisable that you check with the universities directly. Since, German universities are so selective, you need to be highly academic with strong research skills.
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Vikash Ranjan
Guide-Level 15
Automotive and mobility studies and Gas turbine engineering are short courses in automobile.
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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant
Scholar-Level 18
You are advised to evaluate doing MS in Germany. Germany has large educational infrastructure for higher education. There is nominal fee in most of German Universities for MS. You can subsidize your living by working part-time which is allowed as per German laws. You can work for 20 hours a week while on student visa. German government is liberal in granting work visa to students who have studied in Germany. Some of the Germany Universities such as Technical University of Munich TUM runs MS courses in English for international students. Electronics engineers can specialize in Telecommunications or Embedded Systems at TUM. Both courses
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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
Scholar-Level 17
Hey Deepanshu,
These are the leading German universities of technology-RWTH Aachen,
TU Berlin,
TU Braunschweig,
TU Darmstadt,
TU Dresden,
Leibniz Universitt Hannover,
KIT Karlsruhe,
TU Munich
University Stuttgart.
These are the leading German universities of technology-RWTH Aachen,
TU Berlin,
TU Braunschweig,
TU Darmstadt,
TU Dresden,
Leibniz Universitt Hannover,
KIT Karlsruhe,
TU Munich
University Stuttgart.
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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
Scholar-Level 17
Hello Aman,
Well, not everybody prefers this. Its more of a personal choice. Germany has been one of the best countries for education and research. So, if an applicant is academically strong and knows he/she can have better prospects in terms of education, research, international exposure, career growth that prefer to apply to top ranked foreign universities. And, by the way, Germany is more famous for automobile and mechanical engineering over electrical.
Well, not everybody prefers this. Its more of a personal choice. Germany has been one of the best countries for education and research. So, if an applicant is academically strong and knows he/she can have better prospects in terms of education, research, international exposure, career growth that prefer to apply to top ranked foreign universities. And, by the way, Germany is more famous for automobile and mechanical engineering over electrical.
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