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7 years ago
Scholar-Level 18
Yes, you are reasonably right. Majority of the institutions in Germany expect you to be fluent in German language and hence the language of teaching invariably is German. So, if you are thinking of doing MS in Germany you better start learning German language right now. Of course these days, there are few colleges in Germany which teach in English also but they are few and not very recommendable. The best course of action for you which I suggest is doable and better for you will be to start learning German immediately and as you progress in the language you will gain confidence and will be able to do your studies in Germa
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You have completed your Masters in mechanical engineering in Germany. Right? And, now enquiring about getting a job in Germany Right again? Okay, Germany like other Western European countries is fighting the problem of diminishing population. Hence, all these countries are on the Lookout for suitable expertise which is not readily available in that country. Germany also is looking for experts with domain knowledge who can work in Germany and also can take up citizenship of Germany. In addition to this, Germany is also a powerhouse of Engineering industry hence there are many job openings in Germany and I am sure with your
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Hi Kishan, please refer to this link https://studyabroad.shiksha.com/canada/universities/university-of-windsor/master-of-engineering-in-industrial-engineering for complete fee information.
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Carleton is a popular university, so I think it may be a good option. Admissions are slightly easier compared to other top tier ones but also it is a smaller university compared to many others. It depends on what you want to study, journalism and social sciences are supposedly good in Carleton. You can keep Carleton as your last option probably, first try in Simon Fraser, Calgary, Alberta, Waterloo, Ottawa, York universities etc.
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I think for Bachelor's degree your profile is good. You must further check the subject specific cut-offs with the university. Your IELTS score is also quite good.
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