M.S in Germany

Hi Ravish,
Check QS world ranking for university rankings. MIT, CalTech, Carnegie Mellon, RWTH Aachen etc are some of the best you could think of, admissions are competitive though.

Hi Zeeshan,
Work experience is not required for MS programs. If you have experience it will be a value add but its not compulsory. So, there is nothing to worry about. Your profile is decent, for maximising admission prospects a very strong SOP and LORs would be required. Please take your IELTS if you haven't. Knowledge of German language will be again a value add.

Hi Sandip ,
The main criteria to study in Germany is to have very good academic scores. 55% is not even recognized there. Please check universities in other countries like Australia or even SPP colleges in Canada which requires a minimum of 55%. You may also try Belgium, Italy, etc. but not Germany.

Hi Sai,
The two main intakes in German universities are summer (January) and winter (July) intake. Which intake you should join is your choice, decide and prepare your application a year ahead of the intake. Check here:
https://www.studyineurope.eu/study-in-germany/application-deadlines

Hi,
You need to choose your specialisation first and then the universities which offer it. The information about the application process and eligibility is available at official website:
daaddelhi.org.

Among your options, engibeering education will be less costly in Germany as there is only nominal fee in degrees such as MS. Cost of MBA will be similar in both German and Australian Universities.

Based on your academic performance, you can seek admission in German and Australian Universities for MS in mechanical engineering subject to meeting universities other eligibility criteria.

Hi,
You have a great profile, so you can go ahead and apply to the universities. If you need help, you may talk to the counsellor at Shiksha.

Hello Nakul,
Recommended GPA is 3 out of 5. The higher your grades the better the chances of admissions. Admitted students have percentile score of around 85 and above.