Masters

Hi Snehil Goal,
As some institutes gives direct admission and some take entrance exam. It depend upon the college, university, institute, you want to apply, fill the application forms online. After submitting the online application form, the GISB staff will be in communication about setting up a day and time for the personal interview. Similar to when someone pursues a position in the industry, how one performs during the personal interview is the primary criteria that our selection committee will look at when choosing which applicants will be offered admission to join GISB. For more information, visit us: http://gisbindia.com/education-partners.php.

Students who wish to study mass communication and media in Germany should begin by contacting their university of choice to inquire about specific entrance requirements. These usually include an application, interview, past transcripts and proof of eligibility for university study. Upon acceptance, they need to apply for a student visa. The application and details about visas can be obtained from the German embassy or consulate in the student's home country. Admission requirement into the programme would include:
school-leaving certificates (in the original language and an official, certified copy in German translated by a sworn translator; English and French certificates do not need to be translated)
proof of previous study credits (in the original language and an official, certified copy in German translated by a sworn translator; English and French certificates do not need to be translated)
DSH certificate (German language university entrance exam for foreign students) (DSH 2 or 3) or a comparable language proficiency certificate.