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Uttkarsh beriwal
Guide-Level 15
There are several excellent business management colleges in Norway and Germany that offer Masters in Business Management programs. Some of the top colleges in Norway are:
BI Norwegian Business School
Norwegian School of Economics (NHH)
Nord University Business School
University of Oslo, Faculty of Law
Molded University College - specialised University in Logistics
Some of the top colleges in Germany are:
Technical University of Munich (TUM) - TUM School of Management
Mannheim Business School, University of Mannheim
WHU - Otto Beisheim School of Management
HHL Leipzig Graduate School of Management
Frankfurt School of Finance & Management
Both Norwa
BI Norwegian Business School
Norwegian School of Economics (NHH)
Nord University Business School
University of Oslo, Faculty of Law
Molded University College - specialised University in Logistics
Some of the top colleges in Germany are:
Technical University of Munich (TUM) - TUM School of Management
Mannheim Business School, University of Mannheim
WHU - Otto Beisheim School of Management
HHL Leipzig Graduate School of Management
Frankfurt School of Finance & Management
Both Norwa
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ZIAUL HASAN
Contributor-Level 10
Gisma Business school is a good institution in Germany. They hold the #31 rank in Germany and #657 rank worldwide as a management school. So, I think its a good option to choose.
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Sahil Rana
Hi,
Here I find a link for your help.
Hope it will be helpful to you.
https://studyabroad.shiksha.com/studying-in-germany-all-you-need-to-know-articlepage-184.
Guide-Level 15
Hi,
Here I find a link for your help.
Hope it will be helpful to you.
https://studyabroad.shiksha.com/studying-in-germany-all-you-need-to-know-articlepage-184.
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vaishnavi shuklaLLM from Symbiosis Law School, Pune
Hi Ashish, Universities in Germany are often funded by the state but not necessarily regulated by it. So every university decides its own eligibility criteria and cut-off. Hence, it is advisable to check the university website for the specific programs eligibility criteria. I believe, the best answer to your question can be found here:
https://studyabroad.shiksha.com/country-comparison-canada-vs-germany-guidepage-1091.
Guide-Level 12
Hi Ashish, Universities in Germany are often funded by the state but not necessarily regulated by it. So every university decides its own eligibility criteria and cut-off. Hence, it is advisable to check the university website for the specific programs eligibility criteria. I believe, the best answer to your question can be found here:
https://studyabroad.shiksha.com/country-comparison-canada-vs-germany-guidepage-1091.
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6 years ago
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kumar Aryashresthstudying in class 11 science (PCM )
Contributor-Level 6
Your class 12th percentage must be above 75%. In Germany, universities ask for 13 years of education but in India, we have 12 years of studying experience. So you have three options:
1. Clear IIT-JEE Main and Advanced
2. Spend a year at a university in India
3. Do Studienkolleg
After that, you need to pass TestDaf up to level c2 to prove your knowledge of German language. The requirements of your respective field can be found on the website of the university.
1. Clear IIT-JEE Main and Advanced
2. Spend a year at a university in India
3. Do Studienkolleg
After that, you need to pass TestDaf up to level c2 to prove your knowledge of German language. The requirements of your respective field can be found on the website of the university.
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Shwetha Fernandes
Contributor-Level 8
Esslingen University
MS in Mechanical Engineering
March-31
Rwth Aachen
MS in Mechanical Engineering
Mar-01
Berlin Institute of Technology
MS in Mechanical Engineering
May-31
Freiberg University
MS in Mechanical Engineering
April-15
University of Wuppertal
MS Computational Mechanical Engineering
July-15
University of Siegen
MS Mechtronics
April-30
Ravensburg Weingarten University
International Masters programme in Mechatronics
April-15
University of Applied Sciences Ingolstadt
MS Applied Computational Mechanics
June-15.
MS in Mechanical Engineering
March-31
Rwth Aachen
MS in Mechanical Engineering
Mar-01
Berlin Institute of Technology
MS in Mechanical Engineering
May-31
Freiberg University
MS in Mechanical Engineering
April-15
University of Wuppertal
MS Computational Mechanical Engineering
July-15
University of Siegen
MS Mechtronics
April-30
Ravensburg Weingarten University
International Masters programme in Mechatronics
April-15
University of Applied Sciences Ingolstadt
MS Applied Computational Mechanics
June-15.
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Arslan Shaikhhelping others give me satisfaction
Contributor-Level 10
You have to complete a Bachelor's degree in the university, which are recognised by Germany.
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Chetna S
Hi Himanshu,
Every country has stringent labor laws and with MS, the ideal work you may join is research or graduate assistant. The salary may range between 5 to 15 or more euros per hour and you may work up to 20 hours a week. For more clarity read this. Getting a job entirely depends on your skills and if you know German, it would be much easier.
https://studyabroad.shiksha.com/part-time-work-options-for-international-students-in-germany-articlepage-532
Scholar-Level 17
Hi Himanshu,
Every country has stringent labor laws and with MS, the ideal work you may join is research or graduate assistant. The salary may range between 5 to 15 or more euros per hour and you may work up to 20 hours a week. For more clarity read this. Getting a job entirely depends on your skills and if you know German, it would be much easier.
https://studyabroad.shiksha.com/part-time-work-options-for-international-students-in-germany-articlepage-532
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8 years ago
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rafat parveen
Contributor-Level 7
GRE is necessary for securing admission for competitive courses like mechanical, aeronautical, civil or automobile engineering.
Other than that, it is not mandatory. You need to appear for scholarship tests like IELTS or TOEFL. German language certificate could be an added advantage but not mandatory.
Other than that, it is not mandatory. You need to appear for scholarship tests like IELTS or TOEFL. German language certificate could be an added advantage but not mandatory.
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