German

Dear Manas,
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No, Fergusson College does not offer MA in German. You can refer the link mentioned to know the specializations offered under MA: https://www.shiksha.com/college/fergusson-college-fc-fergusson-college-road-pune-25748/courses/ma-bc?ct[]=174&lo[]=527

Yes, you are eligible to apply. Detailed syllabus you'll get once you join the university.

Sorry, you can't pursue both the courses from the same university. If you want you can change the course initially while filling the form.

Certificate Courses: Candidates who have passed the senior secondary school certificates examination (10+2).
You can fill University forms and visit any college of University because in most of colleges it is like first come first serve.

Hi,
Some of the courses are taught in English only. But, at the time of admission they may ask you about the German language certificate with minimum A2 level, better to learn German, it may help you to do part time jobs also. Hope my answer will helps you. Thank you.

Hello Sanvi,
It's indeed great to hear from you that you have a great aim of doing your MS in Germany. Just remember 'where there is will, there is way'! Admissions in Germany are not based exclusively on academics but a whole lot of other criteria as well besides different nuances in whole process. In view of this I would like to advise you that please approach an agency dealing with sending students to Germany for MS. This is so since they will be aware of taking care of all the nuances in whole process. Best wishes to you.

Hello Nilesh,
I must say that you have set yourself a good aim / goal that you want to achieve. Scoring just below 60% in your graduation in engineering and still want to proceed to Germany for MS is definitely going to take some work by you. First and foremost never say never! Have a positive attitude. Admissions in universities abroad are based on a wider spectrum of criteria and not exclusively on academics. Hence I feel you have some chance. I would advise you to approach an agency dealing with sending students to Germany for MS because such Agencies will be knowing different nuances in the whole process.
Best wishes to you.