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Raushan Kumar

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Yes, all German degrees are valid in India, and so is the MBA degree. Germany is renowned for its academic excellence and a degree from a university in Germany adds a lot of value to your profile.

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joisha verma

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No, the courses taught in the Accadis University of Applied Science for the international students are in English language. The internship process and other placement related situations require a minimum B1 level skill for the further process.Therefore, it is recommended to the students to learn German language to manage their life experience including the living, using public transport or need for shopping or to fulfil other essential requirements. Also, learning German Language skills will enhance the professional skills that are necessary for the employment purpose and long-term planning.

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ASHWANI SINGH

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1. Goethe-Institut (Max Mueller Bhavan)About: The Goethe-Institut is the premier cultural institution for learning the German language. It has centers in major cities across India, including Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai, Bangalore, Kolkata, and Hyderabad.Courses Offered: They offer A1 to C2 level German language courses, focusing on both language proficiency and cultural aspects.Certifications: Goethe-Institut provides globally recognized certifications like the Goethe-Zertifikat which are accepted for work and academic purposes in Germany and many other countries.2. Max Mueller Bhavan (Goethe-Institut) in various citiesLocations: Available
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Udaya Bhaskar rao

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Best Universities in Germany Offering German Taught Master's DegreesLudwig Maximilian University of Munich (LMU) - An array of master's programmes in almost all disciplines including humanities and sciences, with the majority being taught in German.Heidelberg University - As many of their master's courses are offered in German, especially for social sciences and natural sciences, it is well-known for research-related courses.Technical University of Munich (TUM) - Well, there are many master's programs for engineering and technology that are not taught in English but German.University of Mannheim - master's in business administration an
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Raushan Kumar

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German universities require an IELTS overall band score of 6.0 or 6.5 out of 9.0 as an English language qualification for a master's course. It is important to note that some universities have been known to require a 6.0 band in all four individual modules of the IELTS exam.

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Shiv Kumar

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Yes, you can opt for German along with English in the CUET language section for B.Com (H) at Delhi University (DU). Since you have studied both German and English in your 12th grade, you are eligible to choose either language based on your preference and scoring potential.If you believe you can score better in German, you can choose it as your language paper. The higher-scoring paper will be considered, and it can help improve your overall CUET score, which is crucial for B.Com (H) admission. Since you're also taking 3 domain papers (Math, Accounts, and Business Management Studies), your overall performance in both language and domain
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Raushan Kumar

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The ranking of top universities in Germany can be check in the ofiicial website of Shiksha, Top Universities and Colleges in Germany.

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Aman singh

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Yes, Students from the National Institute of Open Schooling (NIOS) board are considered for admission to German universities so long as they are eligible through the eligibility criteria given by the university. For NIOS students – “Check if the university you are applying for, accepts your academic qualifications or not”. the student has to go and check the universities criteria followed by them more accurate information.

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Manori Sahni

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The three-year course is divided into six semesters. Its course curriulum include core, skill enhancement courses, and specialisation elective courses.Some of the subjects covered in the Amity University Noida BA (H) German programme are:Food, Nutrition, and HygieneGlobal EntrepreneurshipForeign Business LanuageInternational Relations: Concepts and TheoriesCommunication and Mass Media, etc.

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Keerthana Sundara Vadivel

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No, there is usually no age limit to pursue German courses therefore you can pursue this course at any age.German courses or any language courses for that matter do not have any age criteria. The colleges and entrance exam conducting bodies set all eligibility criteria. Make sure that you satisfy other eligibility parameters such as academic qualifications, marks criteria, appearing or passed criteria etc. before applying for this course. Some colleges, especially private colleges, may have their own age criteria.

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