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Dr Navarun VarmaLecturer, NUS
Guide-Level 12
Kindly check this link:
http://rankings.ft.com/businessschoolrankings/european-business-school-rankings-2015
http://rankings.ft.com/businessschoolrankings/european-business-school-rankings-2015
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Dr Navarun VarmaLecturer, NUS
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University of Bayreuth, TU Munchen, Universitt Heidelberg, Ludwig Maximilians University Munich, Stuttgart University of Applied Sciences offer related programs. Please check the websites. Please refer to the daad website for other university options.
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vinit patil
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Yes, USA is always the best, but you can prefer Germany, if you don't want to spend too much money. You should also learn German, at least up to A2.
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Sweta Chauhan
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A Masters degree is preferred over Diploma. Still you need to pursue a minimum of 8 months course in Canada to be eligible for Post Graduation Work Permit. Also, the duration of the post graduation work permit will depend on the length of your course in Canada. The universities will provide all the assistance in finding you a job, still everything will depend on your networking ability and pro-activeness. Germany too is having demand for engineers, so finding a job wouldn't be a problem though. It would be better if you could learn the local language while studying there; it will help you in the long run. Depending on the institutes an
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Pallavi ChoudhuryFormer HR, Oracle
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You can do a MS. You must see that your B.Tech grades are more than 75% to be considered. Take GRE and IELTS. Since Germany is extremely competitive I am suggesting you GRE or GATE, Canadian universities are also very selective, check the university websites for GRE requirement. Not all of them requires a GRE score. Practically speaking entry requirements are different so please visit the university websites for details.
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Dr Navarun VarmaLecturer, NUS
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Hi Atul,
You can surely apply. For admissions purpose relevant publication, strong research interest, knowledge of German language and fluency in English will be quite important. You can get a job if you have the skills good enough for the German market, demand is high, so you need to work on your profile. TU BRAUENSCHWEIG,
MAGDERBURG UNIVERSITY, RWTH AACHEN are some of the well renowned for mechanical engineering.
You can surely apply. For admissions purpose relevant publication, strong research interest, knowledge of German language and fluency in English will be quite important. You can get a job if you have the skills good enough for the German market, demand is high, so you need to work on your profile. TU BRAUENSCHWEIG,
MAGDERBURG UNIVERSITY, RWTH AACHEN are some of the well renowned for mechanical engineering.
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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant
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It is a very good career option to do MS in Germany. You stand good chances in getting admission in MS in German Universities. Without knowing your graduation branch of engineering, it will be difficult to advice you further.
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Sujeetkumar Pal
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Of course, Germany.
Germany has 0 tuition fees which means, you have to only pay for your living expenses. But, in case of France, you have to pay for tuition fees with your living expenses. If we talk from education point of view, German university is good in compare to France. So, I suggest you to choose Germany. but for Germany, you need good academic record as compare to French.
Germany has 0 tuition fees which means, you have to only pay for your living expenses. But, in case of France, you have to pay for tuition fees with your living expenses. If we talk from education point of view, German university is good in compare to France. So, I suggest you to choose Germany. but for Germany, you need good academic record as compare to French.
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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
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Hello Prashant
There is a lot of scope for mechanical engineers in Germany as it is the hub for research and development industries. Mechanical and plant engineering is one of the most important industries in the German economy. More than 6,000 companies employ around 964,000 workers more than in any other industrial sector. In terms of revenue, mechanical and plant engineering is the second largest industrial sector in Germany. In 2012, the industry generated revenues of more than 209 billion.In 2012, the German mechanical and plant engineering sectors achieved volumes of more than 149 billion. This meant that German mechanical and pla
There is a lot of scope for mechanical engineers in Germany as it is the hub for research and development industries. Mechanical and plant engineering is one of the most important industries in the German economy. More than 6,000 companies employ around 964,000 workers more than in any other industrial sector. In terms of revenue, mechanical and plant engineering is the second largest industrial sector in Germany. In 2012, the industry generated revenues of more than 209 billion.In 2012, the German mechanical and plant engineering sectors achieved volumes of more than 149 billion. This meant that German mechanical and pla
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amit jainamit.jain@scholarsabroad.com
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Dear Sathiya,
Getting into an English taught program would be difficult owing to the competition. However, if you gain B2/C1 level German fluency, you may try courses that are taught in German language as they are less competitive.
I hope this helps.
Getting into an English taught program would be difficult owing to the competition. However, if you gain B2/C1 level German fluency, you may try courses that are taught in German language as they are less competitive.
I hope this helps.
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