Germany

Scores ranging between 515 to 615 on GMAT are good score and help in meeting cutoffs for applying to German universities for an MBA program. Any score above this is also a good one to get admissions. The cutoffs may vary per university and applicants must check admission trends and stats before aiming for a particular score. 

Yes, for most English-taught degrees. You need to show English language proof, and TOEFL iBT is commonly accepted. The score needed depends on the university and program.

Some programs may ask for minimum scores in each TOEFL section. The TOEFL section wise requirements is 20 or more in Reading, Listening, Speaking, Writing, but not always. Check with the programme page.

Not all universities in Germany mandate the TOEFL requirements. Some schools accept other tests like IELTS or even English-medium education proof. But many German public universities and top programs still ask for TOEFL iBT.

Most top German universities ask for a TOEFL iBT score between 80 to 100. Some programs may accept lower, and some may want higher, depends on the course.

International students going to pursue higher education in Germany are required to apply for a German study visa. The cost of  study visa for Germany is EUR 75 per applicant. Below we have provided a check list for German student visa:

• Valid passport
• Application form
• Declaration for additional contact and legal representation information
• Copy of passport
• Proof of admittance to the study course
• Curriculum Vitae
• Proof of Financial Means

Engineering courses are most popular among Indian students in Germany as per official data (Winter semester 2023-24) made available by Federal Statistical Office of Germany with about 58% of Indian students pursuing Engineering course of some type.

Given below is breakdown of most popular courses pursued by Indian students in Germany:

There is no specific country where you can get a job easily. You must have the required skill set, and the country should have a demand for professionals in your field, among other factors. Canada, Germany, the UAE, Japan, and Ireland are some of the major economies that welcome an international workforce.