Germany

I would say, yes, it is a good choice to pursue MBA in Germany because, considering the economic condition of Europe, Germany is better than other parts and definitely it's a great choice as Germany is one among the top developed countries. Here are some top reasons to plan your MBA in Germany:
1. Top MBA schools
2. Exposure to German Corporate world
3. Great Placement opportunity
4. Quality Education at an affordable price.

TU or Technology Universities are more into research, the studies and courses they provided are research oriented and provides a very theoretical knowledge on the subjects. FH or University of Applied Sciences has name suggests gives more practical knowledge or industry oriented studies, makes you job ready.

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Yes, it's called Studienkolleg. You have to be accepted by the university even to pursue the Studienkolleg programme so it's not easy and definitely not a waste. If your grades are way below their requirements they may not even accept you.

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I am sure you will, those grades are good. However, admissions will also depend on your SOP and LOR. You may take the SAT just confirm with the university if they accept SAT and check if they have spring intake or not. The sooner you apply the better.

Hi Earth,
For Masters in Germany, the main thing is to have excellent academic scores, they don't ask for any additional exams besides IELTS and/or German language proficiency. Your entry will be judged by your academic record, projects, patents or publications if any, recommendation letters, personal statement etc. You may take GATE but not at all compulsory and depends on the university's admission requirements. If you feel your B.Tech/B.E scores are not so good then you can take GATE. I would suggest you check DAAD India website and also contact them for applying to German universities.

Cost of living Around 850 euros a month for living expenses. Compared to other European countries, the cost of living in Germany is quite reasonable. The prices for food, accommodation, clothing, cultural events, etc. Are basically in line with the EU average.

Living cost in European countries is very much, but it depends. You said that you are a vegetarian, but if you do not know how to cook, then the course would cost you more than a non-vegetarian, as you will have to travel distances to look for vegetarian food. As per Germany standards, fee is about INR 5 Lacs to INR 6 Lacs per year. This cost may height up a bit, according to where you live and how far you live, if you are studying in a university.