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As you have not mentioned which graduation programme you are going to apply, I will add both *MS or M.Engineering: There are 2 types of Master's degree programmes (a) MS by research work (b) MS by coursework. Coursework is more like training to get a job, it includes not much research experience. MS research work is more like getting yourself immersed in research and thesis. Here, your lab or research-oriented works are more than coursework basis studies. But with GATE score only one can apply for MS research work in both NUS and NTU and coursework programme needs no GATE or GRE score but if the no. of applicants are huge they will shortlist on the basis of GRE scores.
* Ph.D: There are no such divisions for Ph.D. But there are various types of programs in Ph.D like NTU-TUM and NTU Home University.

Hi,
*Generally, for the less competitive courses in LSE such as sociology (which I have applied for), having a predicted grade of 85+ (with one subject, English being 98) was enough for them to consider me an academically strong candidate. Admittedly, I had good 10th boards grades, but anything above 9 should be fine. *Some courses ask for less (85+) and some ask for more (95+). Ensure that you at least meet these requirements as they are the basic things that you must have in order to even be considered.
*Since most people would view their personal statement as either bad or very good. Nobody who applies to universities like LSE would even think of sending a sub-par.
PS: A good way to look at your personal statement critically is to make a list of questions and see if you answer them.

Germany is the third most popular destinations for international students in the world. The students who qualifies the basic criteria can get the free admission. There are many universities which directly accepts applications but many top universities deals with university-assist. University-assist is a third party organization which help international students to get admission in Germany universities. As per my knowledge In Germany you can get free education only in public universities I. e Government universities, while private universities charge as usual. Admission for free education in Germany are open twice a year. In Germany you can study free at public universities only and there are almost 300 public universities in Germany.

Admission Process:
Most flight training schools conduct a medical examination and a ground training programme to label an aspirant suitable or unsuitable for aviation courses. Examination:
Medical Examination- In the first phase, a student has to go through a medical examination, which can be awarded to him by any doctor with a DGCS approval. Only if a candidate is deemed fit, as per the medical clearance test, he can take admission to a flight training school. This is also known as Class 2 step. Ground Training- Students who successfully pass the medical examination at the Class 2 level become eligible to undergo a Class 1 ground-training course. This training can take anywhere between two and three months for completion. Also, the training programme enables an aspirant to get a grasp on subjects, including Air Regulation, Aviation Meteorology, Air Navigation and Aircraft Technical.