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Raushan Kumar
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While specific CGPA requirements can vary by university and program, generally a good or very good degree (equivalent to at least 2.5 on the German grading scale) is expected.
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Raushan Kumar
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To apply for a PhD in Germany, you first need to find a suitable supervisor who is willing to guide your research. You can search for professors through university websites or academic networks. Once you have identified a potential supervisor, you will need to prepare your application, which typically includes your CV, a research proposal, and proof of your academic qualifications. After submitting your application directly to the professor or the university, you may need to go through an interview process before being accepted.
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Ankit kumar
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The International School of Management (ISM) operates seven campuses across Germany:DortmundFrankfurt/MainMunichHamburgCologneStuttgartBerlinThese campuses are situated in major economic and cultural hubs, providing students with diverse opportunities for education and professional development.
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Annu navariya
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Cost : An MBA in Aviation in Germany can cost about €10,000-€30,000 per annum. The entrance process generally mandates a Bachelor's degree in related fields such as business, aviation, etc., and GMAT/GRE (if required) scores, and English proficiency tests (TOEFL/IELTS), the statement of purpose, and the letters of recommendation. Some of the universities do demand relevant experience in the sector. You can apply either directly at the university's portal or through centralized systems like UniAssist. Always check the entry requirements in specific for each university.
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Tasneem Hoda
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The admission requirements for undergraduate and graduate international students at International School of Management are given as follows:Bachelor's Degree.Proof of English Language Proficiency.Application Documents.An equivalent course of study at a university of applied sciences or a foreign university of equivalent level.Multi-Level Entrance Test
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Piyush Kaur
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Graduates who complete a BTech in Industrial Engineering from RWTH in Germany can easily get a job after the degree. The Career Center at the university prepares graduates for the job market and actively supports them with their first steps in the professional world. Many companies visited RWTH to hire highly qualified employees. Therefore, graduates will surely get job opportunities from top employers once they complete their degree.
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Aayushi Sharma
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There are around 37 public universities in Germany for B.Tech in Aerospace Engineering that teach Indian students in English. Mentioned below are some of them:Technical University of MunichHeidelberg University - GermanyUniversity of BonnRWTH Aachen UniversityAlbert Ludwigs University of Freiburg
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Saakshi Majumder
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Public universities in Germany follow a 'no tuition fee' policy as they are state-sponsored and only charge a nominal administrative/semester fee of around EUR 85 to 300 (INR 7,500 - INR 26,700 ) for BTech in Germany. There are around 34 Germany best universities for Engineering that offer BTech courses free for international students. Mentioned below are some universities in the country that offer free education:Technical University of MunichUniversity of BonnRWTH Aachen UniversityHumboldt University of BerlinKarlsruhe Institute of Technology
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Aayush Kumar
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Germany has many top-ranked universities in the world that offers quality education to students. They offers BTech courses at a low-cost and also provide better career oppurtunities to graduates. Quality education, low tuition fee, top Engineering colleges, etc. makes Germany a better place to study BTech in Germany.
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Chandra Shekhar
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Around five top universities in Germany rank under the top 100 Engineering universities in the World by QS World University Subject Ranking 2024. The Technical University of Munich is at the top and it ranks 19th in the world for Engineering & Technology. The below table includes the list of colleges that offer BTech in Germany to international students:UniversityQS World University Rankings by Subject 2024: Engineering & TechnologyTechnical University of Munich19Technische Universität Berlin (TU Berlin)45KIT, Karlsruhe Institute of Technology48RWTH Aachen University54Dresden University of Technology99Technical University of Darmstadt
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