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Or job mil jati ha tourism ma germany ma ?

Bhai depend karta hai tumhare uni aur course pe bhi

@@InspiredDishant I will apply for same uni where u studying & same course as well brother

Bro, it's is possible, but challenging. Many programs have a minimum CGPA requirement of 2.5 or higher but some universities may consider applicants with slightly lower grades if their profile is strong. Boost your chances by highlighting relevant work experience, strong language test scores, projects, or certifications.

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If your program is entirely in English, German is not required. Your chances depend on meeting academic requirements, having strong IELTS and showcasing a competitive application. But some universities might require basic German knowledge (A1 or A2) for daily integration or future opportunities. Not knowing German won't generally hurt your chances but it’s good to plan for learning it while living there.

What query?

Contact them bro..they are located in Delhi and check the details in the description. All the best!

Just contacted them they are charging me around 1.2 lakhs maybe it will be less for you as it depends on person to person

@@asg8606 bhai main tumse personally baat kr skta hu kya??? I need some information plz....

Bhai, Welding has a great scope and demand in construction, manufacturing, oil and gas, and aerospace.

Yes, they are.

Bhai it is possible, but the ease of transfer depends on whether the foundation year credits are recognized by the public university. Some public universities have agreements with foundation programs. You’ll need to meet specific academic requirements or GPA thresholds for transfer, and the acceptance of credits can vary based on the university and program.

@InspiredDishant bro can you suggest me some good private universities which I can go in whose credit are recognised.

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Your chances of getting visa approval depend on several factors. Visa authorities will assess whether the course adds value to your existing qualifications and career goals. Ensure your application clearly explains why this program aligns with your career path and how it will contribute to your professional development.

@@InspiredDishant Yes, I have been working in Human Resource Management for the past 8 years after completing my MBA. I have now applied for a Human Resource Management course at IU. I have mentioned the same in SOP.

Yes, it is worth but come prepared. It will be very hard if you come without German. Forget the fact that you will be able to learn German while you study here. My advice- don't come without German at least B1.

1.Design (Product, Graphic, Industrial) 2.Architecture 3.Visual Arts 4.Media and Film Studies 5.Performing Arts 6.Cultural Management 7.Photography and Animation

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Yes, you will be able to get a job but not without German. Sorry, but it's the sad reality.

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Yes, you have a good chance of getting into public universities in Germany for master’s programs in computer science, data science, AI, or related fields.

@@InspiredDishant Thank you so much for your reply.

Bro, you need to pass the Feststellungsprüfung if your completed coursework is recognized as equivalent to German higher secondary education and fulfills the admission requirements for direct entry into a public university. But if your first-year credits do not fully compensate for the 13th year of education typically or if the university specifically asks for a Studienkolleg, you still need to pass it. Aim for B2 level in German

Glad to hear that

Graphic Design and Visual Communication Film and Media Arts Game Design and Interactive Media Fashion Design Art History and Cultural Management Architecture and Urban Planning

I am glad I could help you

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3years

1-1.5 Years

Yes, it is

Mostly related to IT but if there is any other bachelors, you need to align it with your future aspirations

For MBBS?

self-employment start karna kaafi accha idea hai, par kuch Bhai cheezein dhyan mein rakhni padegi. Pehla, apna business idea dhang se choose karo, jo tumhare skills aur passion se match kare. Business ko Gewerbe office mein register karna hoga, jisme basic paperwork hote hain. Taxes ka dhyan rakhna zaroori hai, kyunki tumhe VAT aur annual tax return file karna padega. Financial planning pe focus karo, apna budget set karo aur zarurat pade toh tax consultant se madad lo. Local business networks ka part bano, jahan tumhe tips mil sakti hain aur naye opportunities ka pata chal sakta hai. Last, German seekhna accha rahega, kyunki local clients se communication mein madad milegi. Agar achhe se planning karoge aur local market ko samjhoge, toh Germany mein apna business chalana kaafi profitable ho sakta hai!

@InspiredDishant thanks a lot bro for such a detail responce, Good luck to you

Yes

Bhai meri study complete ho gayi hai

State?

@InspiredDishant Haryana

Yes, you can apply to multiple courses in the finance and accounting field to increase your chances of acceptance, as long as you meet the specific admission requirements for each program.

Electricians Plumbers and Heating Engineers Mechanics Welders Carpenters Construction Workers IT Specialists

@ inke liye koi course ya certification bhi krni padegi ya fir just kaam aana chahiye?

Haa hai

Yes, but not the college fees

@@InspiredDishant I'm in grade 11 right now and would like to pursue my bachelors opting first year in Indian, What are things which I should focus on to get into public university.

If you work hard during your studies, learn German, and integrate into society, your chances of finding a job after completing your master's are good. The country has a strong job market, and many industries face labor shortages, creating openings for skilled professionals.

Yes, I can tell you about the admission process. Send me your profile. Better, message me on Insta or Linkedin.

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Yes, you still have a chance. Some universities may accept students with these grades, especially if you apply to applied sciences universities or a Studienkolleg. Keep in mind that some universities may have higher standards.

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