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Jansen Dhar
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Hi Sivakumar,
Which course you should do or which is best for you must be known to you. You must have completed your Bachelor's degree or in the process, high time you know what you want and your interests. Decide accordingly.
Which course you should do or which is best for you must be known to you. You must have completed your Bachelor's degree or in the process, high time you know what you want and your interests. Decide accordingly.
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rahul r
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Yes, securing a job in Germany after MS should be easy as Germany is one of the hubs for engineering jobs. Germany is renowned for its Automobile Industry and its Precision Machine Tool Industry. Owing to its economic stability. Germany is one of the top European countries in terms of the number of people who look for a well-paid job. Popular jobs in Germany and their average salaries:
In Germany, the major sectors looking for international workers include fields like are chemicals, engineering, electronics, IT, machinery, coal, vehicles, machine tools, food and beverages, shipbuilding, textiles. Areas with recent growth include teleco
In Germany, the major sectors looking for international workers include fields like are chemicals, engineering, electronics, IT, machinery, coal, vehicles, machine tools, food and beverages, shipbuilding, textiles. Areas with recent growth include teleco
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Aroon BaeA gamer and love helping people
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Hello there,
The best ones without a doubt are RWTH Aachen, TU Berlin, TU Munich and Esslingen University of Applied Sciences.
The best ones without a doubt are RWTH Aachen, TU Berlin, TU Munich and Esslingen University of Applied Sciences.
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Aroon BaeA gamer and love helping people
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Hello there,
Yes, international students can work part-time while studying in Germany.
Yes, international students can work part-time while studying in Germany.
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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
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Hi,
There could be many options like Robotics, Automobiles, Automotive or car body Design, manufacturing engineering, product design etc. Engineering Management, MBA etc. Are some other options. Now which is better will depend from person to person, you will have your own career plans, decide accordingly.
There could be many options like Robotics, Automobiles, Automotive or car body Design, manufacturing engineering, product design etc. Engineering Management, MBA etc. Are some other options. Now which is better will depend from person to person, you will have your own career plans, decide accordingly.
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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
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Hi Nabinesh Behera, German universities require 13 years education, this is the most important thing you have to know if you are applying for B.Tech. After completing your 12th, you have to clear IIT-JEE Adv or complete the first year of a Bachelor's degree to be eligible. You must also learn the German language because undergraduate courses are taught in German. Also, you have to take the IELTS.
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rahul r
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Engineering jobs in Germany:
Since the German economy is primarily driven by the manufacturing industry, jobs for engineers are usually not hard to come by. In fact, since most tech German companies are involved in advanced and applied research, Germany will always need Science, engineering and technology experts. According to recent statistics, Germany has the second the highest number of engineering workers among all employees in the EU. Foreigners are allowed to live and work in Germany and on average, salaries for engineering experts are around 46,126 EUR/year. Regards.
Since the German economy is primarily driven by the manufacturing industry, jobs for engineers are usually not hard to come by. In fact, since most tech German companies are involved in advanced and applied research, Germany will always need Science, engineering and technology experts. According to recent statistics, Germany has the second the highest number of engineering workers among all employees in the EU. Foreigners are allowed to live and work in Germany and on average, salaries for engineering experts are around 46,126 EUR/year. Regards.
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Aroon BaeA gamer and love helping people
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Hello there,
75% marks is a good percentage, but German universities don't admit with 12 year's education. They require a 13 year education format. Since, in many countries like India there is only 12 year format, many alternatives have been made available for students like you to study in Germany. Clear the IIT-JEE Advance or enroll into a B.Tech course in India and complete the first year. You must also learn the German language since most UG programs in German universities are taught in German.
75% marks is a good percentage, but German universities don't admit with 12 year's education. They require a 13 year education format. Since, in many countries like India there is only 12 year format, many alternatives have been made available for students like you to study in Germany. Clear the IIT-JEE Advance or enroll into a B.Tech course in India and complete the first year. You must also learn the German language since most UG programs in German universities are taught in German.
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Pallavi ChoudhuryFormer HR, Oracle
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Hi Guru,
MS in both these countries are competitive. An upper first class in your BE with excellent projects, publications, LORs, SOP and a valid IELTS score etc. Will be required. In Canada, GRE may or may not be required depending on the university. In Germany, GRE is not required. You should check some university websites for details like admission deadlines, fee and requirements.
MS in both these countries are competitive. An upper first class in your BE with excellent projects, publications, LORs, SOP and a valid IELTS score etc. Will be required. In Canada, GRE may or may not be required depending on the university. In Germany, GRE is not required. You should check some university websites for details like admission deadlines, fee and requirements.
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Anjali BailinRetired Head of Sixth Forms, UK
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Dear Aniket, German universities require 13-years schooling hence you cannot apply directly after 12th. Students from India generally complete the first year of a Bachelor's degree programme in India before applying. Some even clear the IIT-JEE exams. One can also opt for studienkolleg in Germany.
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