Germany

Civil engineering is not in very much demand in Germany as the country is already developed. In general, experienced civil /structural engineers are preferred for jobs. For such jobs one must be well versed with the German language and the terminologies (HOAI*)used in construction field. Normally citizens of Germany are given preference in jobs because of German language. For getting a job in civil engineering field in Germany you must have B1/B2 level of certification, in this case you may be employed for a job and can be placed in other countries where their projects are being implemented.

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Of course you are eligible. Whether it's good or not, depends upon where you do it from and what is your field of interest. Doing an MBA will take you away from clinical field and into more of management. With the mushrooming of corporate hospitals, there is a huge scope for doctors who can be managers. So, if you are up for the challenge, a vast field awaits you after your MBA. Good luck!

German language skills: Speaking German is a prerequisite in most universities if you wish to gain admission into an undergraduate course. Universities may therefore require you to prove your proficiency in the language by asking you to take the TestDaF or the DSH. For Masters it's not that strict.

Inorder to be eligible for studies without tuition fees. You would have to qualify for all the eligibility criteria laid out by the University. But for the specific course I coulnt find a university offering classes without tuition fee.

It costs around 20 lac for 1 year (all expenses inclusive ) if you are not claiming any scholarships or not eligible for that.

Hochschule Bremen - International Graduate Center. RWTH Aachen University. University of Mannheim. University of Cologne. Wismar University. University of Applied Sciences Europe - BiTS and BTK. Refer this.