We have started this series of articles, in order to answer the queries from applicants to German universities and we have successfully marched into week 7 and here goes our answers to various questions from our readers. Before you read further, please note that although some questions may seem "silly" to you, but there are many others who do not know the answers. So, we have answered even the silliest questions in this post and if you already know answers for some of the questions, please skip and move onto the next. Q: I am applying for 2018 summer semester. What steps and preparations should I take up? A: The first step will be to check out DAAD website , to look for courses that match your profile. In the mean time, you can start learning German language; also take up exams like GRE, IELTS/TOEFL. Here is a timeline for preparation Q: I am a iOS developer and would like to study MS in Computer Science. I have 2.5 years of experience and thus, shou
So, when you have just arrived in Germany and are mesmerized with everything around you; starting from the traffic, rules, dorms, universitiy, etc., Something that is much more important is food and groceries that you need for day-to-day life activities. The problem with the German supermarkets is that, most of the products or items in the supermarket will be in German language and most of the new comers find it difficult to locate many items inside the supermarket. The situation gets worse, if you are not well-versed in German because most of the supermarket staff will only know German language and it would be difficult for you to explain what you are searching for. Why you need to learn German? Check it out In this article, I have tried to show all the Indian/Asian products that you can buy from the German supermarkets. Before I show you the products, I would mention some of the biggest and most renowned supermarkets in Germany which can be found in all the places