Dear Readers/Followers,
I am very happy to receive all your doubts and questions regarding "Studying in Germany". But, I would prefer to answer your questions via the comments section of this blog, rather than in my personal profile. Everyday I receive around 10-20 message requests in various social media platforms and am thinking of channelizing it properly and efficiently.
Most of you have common questions like choosing university, part-time jobs, etc., I am glad to help you with your doubts, but it would be more convinient if you could post it in the comments section of this post; so that even others can view it and will be helpful for everyone.
I completely understand your situation, because 2 years back I was also like you. Do not hesitate to comment your questions and doubt, I will do my level best to clarify it.
With love,
Aravind Sindhey
i have the below 2 admits:
ReplyDelete1. Rostock University - Electrical Engineering
2. TU Ilmenau - Communication and Signal Processing Engineering
Which of the 2 in your opinion is better for internships and job opportuniti?
I would choose Ilmenau, because it is a TU and there will be lot of research opportunities, comparatively. I would suggest you to go through the course modules and check out which one of the two courses suits your career best.
DeleteHello,
ReplyDeleteI want to know how good is Chemnitz university for embedded engineering. Even how good are the job opportunities their
Embedded Systems course is good. You have lot of options in fields like Image processing, RTS, EDA, Networking, etc., Since it is a "technical university", there are many research opportunities as well.
DeleteI would suggest not to worry about job opportunities at this stage.
For more info: http://aravindsindhey.blogspot.com/2017/05/one-thing-that-you-need-to-worry-about.html
http://aravindsindhey.blogspot.com/2017/05/3-things-you-probably-shouldnt-worry.html
http://aravindsindhey.blogspot.com/2017/04/job-prospects-in-germany-studying-in.html
I am in b.tech 4th year from mechanical branch .... My cgpa is 7.4 .. Bestow me the direction with some suggestions for pursuing M.S from Germany ..
ReplyDeleteHello Dishant,
DeleteDAAD will be the first step to start your journey towards Germany for pursuing Masters.
Check out this post, on how to use DAAD website: http://aravindsindhey.blogspot.com/2017/03/how-to-use-daad-website-tutorial-step.html
Hello sir
ReplyDeleteI want to do mbbs in germany. I heard they need 13 yeqr education so in order to fulfill it i am doing a bridge course in kolkata Goethe . I wanted to is this going right? And also what subject does it cover under bridge course?is it difficult to pass the final exam? . Also can i get job in germany after my degree or i have to give some other exams too? Finally is the medium English in medical Universities there?do I have to get enrolled in a language course after the bridge course?
So you see sir I have a lot of questions. I am sorry though.
Thank you . Looking forward to get a reply by your side.
Hello Saransh,
DeleteMy knowledge is limited in the field of Medicine. As far as I know, most of the medical courses are in German language and I suggest you to approach DAAD office in your city for further details, because they will have a better understanding and can help you a lot more.
All the best for your career
-Aravind
Hello sir I want to pursue msc in material science in Germany. Is it worthy doing there? Will I get a job in the field of material science in Germany?
ReplyDeleteHello,
DeletePursuing a Masters studies will always be "worthy", if you're sincere and have a real passion towards the subject/field. I have to warn you that, doing Masters isn't a piece of cake; you have to struggle hard and face many difficulties in terms.
Regarding the job prospects in Germany, kindly have a look at this article:
http://aravindsindhey.blogspot.de/2017/04/job-prospects-in-germany-studying-in.html
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ReplyDeleteHello sir,
ReplyDeleteI have admits in
1. Ernst Abbe Hochshule jena :- Scientific Instrumentation
2. Otto Von Guericke University magdeburg : Electrical Engineering and Information Technology
Can you please suggest which one of the above will be best choice?
and also i'm waiting for response of confirmation from the following universities. Which of the following is a better choice:
1. University of rostock :- Electrical Engineering (major in IT or power)
2. TU Chemnitz :- Embedded systems
Your suggestion will be very helpful.
Thanks in Advance.
Hello Yamini,
DeleteThe below answer is completely according to my experiences and observations, also the choices are my personal opinions.
Between Jena & Magdeburg, I would prefer Magdeburg. If you get the other two courses, then I would choose TU Chemnitz(I am from TUC). I know more about the Embedded Systems course in TU Chemnitz and I feel it is good, considering all the other aspects.
I have limited knowledge about Rostock.
Hello... myself kavya, I wanna pursue MS in CS(Artificial Intelligence and data science) in your university. As german university provides a first class education which focuses on the understanding of these principles and how they are applied in practice.
ReplyDeleteSo I would like know the prerequisites to be satisfied for 1 more year as I done with 12+3 yrs of education so that I can get into good university in germany!! please do help me with this!!
hi aravind,
ReplyDeleteI would like to know some public universities for mechanical engineering .
Hello Manoj,
DeleteThere are hundreds of courses in many universities for the domain Mechanical engineering. I hope you would have heard about DAAD. My suggestion is that, you can goto this website and check out the courses that match your profile and career goals.
Here is a link on How to use DAAD website(tutorial): http://aravindsindhey.blogspot.com/2017/03/how-to-use-daad-website-tutorial-step.html
Hey..TU KAISERSLAUTERN alone for embedded systems course ask for gre that too not compulsory but strongly recommend , n I have heard that is depends a on CGPA , if it CGPA is low u need a to show it gre score otherwise not... so m in a confused situation that should I give gre (with my CGPA being 8) or not because it's only one institution that is saying strongly recommended.
ReplyDeleteHello Vasudha,
DeleteIn reality, no one knows whether the university will consider GRE is the CGPA is low and there is no proof for that statement.
I suggest you to go through the course modules and subjects, check out the opportunities and then if you're still determined to join that course, then give GRE. Because, if you really want that particular course, then you need to give your best shot at it.
P.S: This is just my personal opinion. The final decision is with you
Hey..TU KAISERSLAUTERN alone for embedded systems course ask for gre that too not compulsory but strongly recommend , n I have heard that is depends a on CGPA , if it CGPA is low u need a to show it gre score otherwise not... so m in a confused situation that should I give gre (with my CGPA being 8) or not because it's only one institution that is saying strongly recommended.
ReplyDeleteHello
ReplyDeleteI have completed my btech in the stream of electrical engineering with 70.45%,I want to do Ms in electrical engineering in Germany,learning German language,IELTS 6
AM I eligible to do Ms in Germany
It is kinda difficult, but you can anyways try applying.. No one really knows what will happen!
DeleteSir, I have completed my mechanical Engineering with 72% and I also have A2 cerficiate of German Language..Will I be eligible to go to Germany with Scholarships?
ReplyDeleteYou can apply to universities, but I doubt about the Scholarships. Because, the scholarships need 'excellent' marks/grades. Also, since the German universities aren't going to cost you a lot, many students study without Scholarships
DeleteHello Brother.
ReplyDeleteI am in my 7th Semester, Mech. Engg. I want to pursue Masters in Automotive Engg. in Germany in Winter term. I know a little about German language from online tutors. I'm going appear for IELTS in Jan 2018. I have shortlisted 2 institutions - RWTH Aachen & Esslingen Univ. Further,my CGPA is average i.e. 7.97 till 6th Sem. So I request you to kindly help me for applying to these universities. I'm really confused and afraid for not knowing anything about application procedure. Adding one thing, my univ. is going to provide my Final certificate in May 2018 and most of the German universities have deadline between Mar-mid Apr. 2018. Will it prevent me for applying to above said ones?
Hello Vicky,
DeleteYou can apply with your Transcript till 6 semesters. That shouldn't be a problem :)
IF you need any further details, please contact us - unofficialgermany@gmail.com
Hello there !
ReplyDeleteI got admit from ovg Magdeburg for ITVET, Hochschule Neubrandenburg for Geodesy and Geoinformation, Hochschule Stralsund for renewable energy and E-mobility, and others yet to come, based on present admits, please guide, which is best and why w.r.t. job prospects and future job market trends prevailing there. I have pursued BE Mechanical earlier.
Hello sir,
ReplyDeleteThis is Sanket,pursuing bachelors in EXTC.I have my cgpa of 7.33 till 7 semesters.Thinking of applying for next year 2019 sep-oct.Does the gap matter after the engineering and before the masters?I dont want to do IT job.How can I fill that gap?
hi,
ReplyDeleteI did my b tech in ME. My cgpa is 6.45 and i did 2 internships. My final year project didn't go well and i got an average grade in the project. what are the chances of getting into any good university in Germany?
Hi!
ReplyDeleteI did my Bachelors in Applied Electronics and Instrumentation. I want to do my masters in a German University. My gpa is 7.4, I want to know, what are my chances of getting into a public university.
I am looking at the mechatronics masters.
What is your opinion about Esslingen university of applied sciences?