Germany

Yes you can. Mechanical Engineering students are eligible to take up such courses. If you need admission in Germany you require 80% marks and you have to masters for two years. instead you can do in UK which is one year masters.

Aerospace engineering is a sub field of mechanical engineering. That said Germany is the best place to study mechanical engineering.

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The general requisites for b.tech are atleast 80% but you may try some universities which accept pathways program where you spend a year to fulfill the pre requisites.
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if you wish to apply for bachelor's, 80% above grades and IELTS is the requirement. Few universities may hv additional criteria so you need to be specific in your course/ college choice.

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There are around 200+ universities in Germany and masters diversifies to many branches in say physics or chemistry.

Germany is a mecca for research. I hope this answers it all.

Hi Anand, I can tell you with my experience that Germany Real Business Project actually goes on for 4 semesters and in 4th semester we can go to Germany for work on project with a stay of 4-6 weeks. I will be infact travelling in next week to Stuttgart Germany for my project. I am excited ! If you are taking Global mBA then opt for Germany program. you will really like Andreas Sir who is the main mentor & coach. A Real german with Indian laughter.

Dear Kaushik, you must apply for studienkollege through a portal called UNI ASSIST or directly to the universities. I will urge you to refer DAAD India website, you may email or call them or assistance in thos regards. Studienkollege is taken by students who do not meet eligibility to study in German universities.
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