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a year agoContributor-Level 10
Both countries have good education. The choice depends on what you want. Germany is good for cheap education with no tuition fees in public universities and many job opportunities after studies. Netherlands is better for English courses and easy-going learning environment.
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a year agoContributor-Level 10
Yes, Germany is a worthwhile destination for an MBA. It offers high-quality education, a strong economy, and global recognition of its degrees. Many top companies actively hire MBA graduates from Germany, offering competitive salaries. Additionally, the cost of living and studying is relatively lower compared to other European countries.
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a year agoContributor-Level 10
Yes, Here are few colleges which I will suggest you to study B.Sc Computer Science for 1 year before moving to Germany for a Bachelor's degree in Banglore :
Since you are applying for German universities, Mostly German Universities do no except transfer of credits from most of the colleges so first you have to check for that . For the time being
1) IISc Banglore is the only college where German Universities accept the transfer of credits .
But there should be no entrance exam so there are no colleges in Banglore where you can pursue B.Sc one year and then move to Germany.
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a year agoContributor-Level 10
You can find Data Science jobs in Germany if you have the right skills. The demand for data science experts is high in the German job market. When you got some work experience and clear knowledge of data science concepts, then chances are strong you get your dream job with good salary package.
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a year agoContributor-Level 7
The table below includes the list of most prestigious universities/colleges in Switzerland and Germany:
| Institutes in Switzerland | Institutes in Germany |
|---|---|
| ETH Zurich | Technical University of Munich |
| EPFL | Ludwig Maximilians University Munich |
| University of Zurich | Heidelberg University - Germany |
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a year agoContributor-Level 9
According to the facts for the alumni, the BSBI placement rate is 80%. According to the data for 2022, some of the sectors where the graduates of this school are working include Agriculture, Computer and Technology, HR, Fashion & Entertainment, Marketing, Hospitality, Logistics and Supply Chain, etc. Majority of BSBI's graduates have the salary range between €30k - €40k (Around INR 27 Lacs - INR 36 lakh). The starting salary range is €20 k (Around INR 18 lakh).
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a year agoContributor-Level 10
The winter intake in Germany is the major one. All top universities of Germany are available and accepting applications during this intake.
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a year agoContributor-Level 10
The VFS Service Provider Confirmation is a receipt obtained from VFS Global after paying their service fee (approximately 898 rupees in India). To obtain it, you need to:
Go to the VFS Global website.
Create a new application and pay the service fee.
Download the receipt.
Upload this receipt to the digital-di.de portal in the "Document Upload" section.
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a year agoContributor-Level 10
The acceptance rate for the IU International University of Applied Science ranges between 40% to 80%, which means the selection process of the university is moderate to highly competitive. Students who hold good academic scores, exam test scores along with all the required documents that help them to secure enrollment in the university.
The acceptance rate shows that out of 100 students, only 40 to 80 students are accepted; therefore, it is also suggested to the students that they should apply at the university before the application deadline or the semester begins as per the details shared by the university.
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a year agoContributor-Level 10
Proof of language proficiency is required, and certificates approved by the German government such as IELTS, TOEFL, Goethe Institut, or ÖSD are accepted. A minimum B2 level in either German or English is typically required. However, PhD applicants and Erasmus Mundus Scholarship holders may be exempt.
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