God bless you for putting this video out. I don't think there's anyone else on YT who has said such a crucial fact before. This completely changes things for me as I had been planning to go for a german masters next year. I think its better if I simply prepare for GATE and try to get into a good college and see what happens from there. Thank you so much!
Sir, okay i totally get that and I'm into it.. but I'm probably going to have 7cgpa in my bachelors degree in civil engg. I have 6.5 band in IELTS which i gave last week. I do not have any work experience and want to get a german university. It looks difficult for my attributes to get a public university for free easily. Should i go for German taught program just for boosting my profile or not?. Because at the end of the day i wanna study in english taught program and after that,get a job somewhere else if not in Germany . Should i still go for German taught program just to boost up my profile?
Thanks for clarifying all the doubts, sir. However, one issue still remains in my opinion. I agree with you when you say that first step is difficult but worth it but another constraint is the availability of the course itself. I'm looking forward to pursuing some CS, Data Science, AI oriented courses and they're in mixed language. Like, it's such a messy situation to be very honest. If the course is suitable, sometimes it's not available in English and many courses in English are not so good. I'm presently keeping myself open to both languages, but any advice on that would be very helpful.
I won't lie brother i just searched on RUclips german taught mba first i saw bharat video and i got all exited Then i saw your video and realized what reality is like 👍 Thank you for putting some sense in youth
I am considering German taught programs because I feel I can't get into English taught program. Just to give you a little context I have done my bachelors in electrical engineering from Pakistan with a percentage of 57% and I have an overall work experience of 3.5 years out of which 1.5 years is in a multinational in Sweden and other 2 years in Pakistan. I wish to pursue my masters in data science from Germany. Is there any possibility to get an admission in an English taught program if I have an exceptional GRE and IELTS score along with good recommendations and well written SOP?
Hi Sir , I have done graduation in Economics with 63% and worked on my startup for 2 years, now want to do masters in marketing or management from public university, can you please guide me how to proceed
What would you say about bilingual bachelor's in mechanical engineering, first three semesters in English along with integrated course-related German classes, after three semesters rest in German. I am in 12th and have done A1 so I have two years to get to C1, one year of bachelors in my country and one and half year of english taught in germany. Will you still suggest to not go for german taught ?
A bilingual bachelor's in mechanical engineering can be a great option if you are interested in studying in Germany and want to learn German. The first three semesters in English will give you a chance to get acclimated to the German university system and learn the basics of German. After that, you will be able to continue your studies in German, which will give you a valuable skill and make you more competitive in the job market. However, it is important to be realistic about your language skills. If you are currently at A1 level, it will take a lot of hard work and dedication to reach C1 in two years. You will need to study German intensively and be willing to immerse yourself in the language as much as possible. If you are not confident that you can reach C1 level in two years, then I would suggest not going for the German-taught program. You could still study in Germany, but you would need to find a program that is taught in English. This would give you the opportunity to study in Germany without having to worry about the language barrier. Ultimately, the decision of whether or not to go for the German-taught program is up to you. Weigh the pros and cons carefully and decide what is best for you.
What about bilingual program? I am planning to do masters in Mechanical engineering specialization in Energy and Environmental engineering in Duisberg Essen University. Is it wise to go ahead with this or do I need to look into English taught?
that's so true sir i recently got to know about this from my friend who is stuck their with these circumstances and she not able to grab anything in class nd she has to come home comprehend what her teacher taught m also hoping to do my masters next year in germany in english taught programme!!
How about a 12th passout doing a German taught Bachelor's program in Germany with already having an 8 band IELTS after doing the Studienkolleg to get adjusted to the "German" way of learning. Then completing bachelor's with good grades in Germany. Would that work out fine?
Hi! I have good level of German and have gotten admits for both English and German taught programs. If I study in an English-taught master's program, can I still manage in a German-speaking work environment with my German language skills? But as you said, I wouldn't know any of the technical terminology. Would that cause an issue? Can I still excel in my career?
Excactly! Someone who does an Anglophone master and achieves high CGPA while taking advantage of these 2-yrs and learn German and become bilingual has a higher chance of landing a job than someone who made his master in German but struggled during his studies, failed too many exams, ended up with low CGPA, not recommended by his professors! German can be obtained for communication and living purposes but English always was and will be THE LANGUAGE OF ENGINEERING.
The language of engineering is German, not English. A lot of research and innovation in Mechanical and Mechatronical fields happens in Germany and the research papers are written in German language.
@@alial-nuaemi7409 For those pursuing civil engineering, studying in Germany should not even be a question. Every country has different laws and regulations on construction, so such a student should pursue civil engineering better in the country where he would primarily like to practice it. Ofcourse I'm not talking about architects or rcc stuff. Anyway, most people interested in studying in Germany are interested in mechanical, electrical, mechatronics and IT. And for these subjects, Germany's quality of education and research papers in german face no competition. There is hardly an institute in the west that can compete with Fraunhofer Institute for example.
@@Aditya-xs6wk Yes, there is data on the number of German and English language papers in the field of mechanical engineering in recent years. A study by Miloš Tasić published in 2019 found that the number of English language papers in mechanical engineering has been increasing steadily over the past few decades, while the number of German language papers has been decreasing. In 1990, only about 20% of papers in mechanical engineering were published in English. By 2017, this number had increased to over 70%.
Guys, if you are a Mechanical engineer and have dreams of working in Germany in best automotive companies, then you need German language proficiency. Just like how you need English in USA, Mandarin in China, Japanese in Japan same like that you need German to work and live in Germany. If you don't plan to work/live in Germany then its cool you don't have to become proficient. So think and choose your path. Ofcourse it's gonna be hard when you start adapting to a new environment but the results are very fruitful. Also, GPA DOESN'T MATTER!!!! Your skills MATTER and how you present your skills to the best of your capabilities MATTER. For students other than Mechanical field, you have plenty of options outside Germany but for a Mechanical engineer who dreams to work in the best automotive company, YOU NEED TO HAVE GERMAN PROFICIENCY. Also, if you do masters and come back to India, doesn't matter you were in a English taught course or German taught course, you'll NEVER get a job here. Instead try for jobs in Germany only.
Sir your videos clearing many things but what can we do if our course is available in German language only? My second question is that- are there good job opportunities are present in Germany in the field of biotechnology?
Yes biotech is an in-trend area. You should check the research papers from German unis - whether they are in English or German. If your course is only in German - then do it in German. Which course it is btw?
bhai u r the only person I have seen on the internet to be asking about biotech as a field in Germany btw I am in my first year of Btech in biotech and planning to do masters in Germany aswell
What can we do if our course is available in German language only (bachelors in Artificial Intelligence and machine learning) And what are the carrier opportunities present in Germany for AI & Robotics? Thank You
I am looking forward To coming to study in Germany and currently researching about the lifestyle and schools…and I have been debating in my mind should I go for German/English Taught…n within me I had a feeling to go for English taught even though it’s more difficult to get in them cause of demand but it helps u to settle in academically way more easier..the language u can learn it as an extra activity to get a Job and socialize. Taking a German taught program will seriously hamper your grades…thank you very much for this video…just confirms what I have been thinking about for so long…better to get in the hard way n later things get easier
@@euroshala-workandstudyineu7171 Sir i was preparing for bachelor's in Germany in German taught programme and had decided everything But after your advice i think I've to change my plan Can i still get into Germany with english taught programme Kindly reply
Is studying in German taught that bad. Is it better to do an M tech from an Indian college by preparing for gate. I seriously have less energy to study for another competitive exam.
Hi sir, recently completed my BTech in civil engineering with 70% with Germany A2 level....I don't get any admits in english taught program ..so I want to do masters in German taught ..upto 😀 which level I need to complete in india .or can I apply for other European countries
If someone has good coding skills and a 1 or 2 year software engineer work experience in india and now he wants to move to Germany with the help of student visa but he cannot get admission in English taught programs as he had less marks in bachelors than wt he should do?? Go for german taught programs or should they go for English taught programs from private universities?
Hi,i have 62% in my b.tech(2019) , present iam working as a automation tester,i have abt 1 year experience and parllarly I am learning german,till now I completed A2,everyone is saying that getting admission into English taught program is impossible for me,so iam planning to apply for german taught programs and I can't afford private universities.but after watching ur video iam confused,plz suggest me what shall I do.shall i go for german taught program or not .iam not able to decide becoz I haven't yet studied in german.plz plz reply...
Hello! I graduated my UG with 75% and currently working in a well reputed automotive company with 2 years of exp,is there any chance i get admission in a ETP or should i apply for GTP.
@@euroshala-workandstudyineu7171 Will that be normal process or anything special sir? Cuz people keep saying 3 years graduation isn't accepted there. And thanks for the reply sir.
I am right now in 10th and i have staryed learning german. If I complete my b2/c1 level till 12th and if i also do studiencolleg for 1 year in germany. Can I study bachelors in German taught program?
Hello sir, This is Harshavardan and I have decided to do my Masters in Germany. I am interested in doing Energy engineering and Management. I am in a dilemma on which medium to take up. How good are my chances of getting into a English taught program in a TU University with 2 paper publications,3 internships,8.55 CGPA and decent GRE and IELTS score. It would be really helpful if you could answer my query. Thank you.
Hi There I recently came across your you tube channel and found very informative on one side whereas extremely depressing on the other side. Apologizing for spade and spade comment. I was planning to pursue masters in Business admin from Europe but now after watching your content I changed my plan to stay in my home country rather than wasting my hard earned money on the worthless courses which would not support in fetching a decent job in Europe where language and racism barrier is always there where ever one goes. Some vloggers are in the favour of particular country whereas some are against. All this has puzzled me a lot. Inspite of that it feels like Europe is only for bright students only. Average students cannot dream of working there.
@@euroshala-workandstudyineu7171 Thank you so much for the response🙏. However, I am looking for an answer for my specific questions here i.e. 1. What happens if the student fails to find a decent job related to his area of the degree course (may be an MBA) within 18 months job search visa. Can the student get his visa extended unlimited times on the basis of any blue collar job he is doing. I mean the close work visa for a specific company. 2. Secondly, can he is allowed to work in a different sector such as an MBA driving a cab or a lorry or working in a super market. As it happens in most of the English speaking countries such as New zealand, the UK etc. These are the two vital things worrying me a lot before taking a final decision. I m eagerly waiting for your response. And I also request you to please share me your email if possible so that I may get my CV accessed by you. Tons of Thanks mate🙏
@@euroshala-workandstudyineu7171 Thank you very much for your caring response bro. 🙏 But to be specific Is it possible to get WORK VISA EXTENSION from any blue collar job such as working in Mc Donalds or in a super market chain just as a Crew Member in future.
Sir , I have 50% above in b.com and 6+ years of work experience in logistics distribution , will I be able to join a masters in scm in German Public university in your opinion ?
I liked it! You spoke with full of logical points, And yeah i seen that guys's soo many videos whom you are talking about in this video, whatever you have said about him is also logically correct .😂 Even he left Germany and travelled to many other countries in europe and now settled in a country right where german is not spoken😂
@@hardyzme no, he is living in his own house in Denmark or any near by country im not sure about his new country but im 10000% sure he is not in Germany anymore
so basically it will be good if I get a b1 level proficiency and get admitted to a good german english taught university , then improve my proficiency in german , get good grades in English technical subjects and try to get good jobs in germamy , as later I have plans for mba as well so ...
Is doing bachelor(Engeering) in Germany is a good idea Pls clarify this sir. Currently in 12th and looking forward to move to Germany after completing2 semester in India what's your take on this sir as without JEE I can't find many good options here and fees in private college is way to high like vit mit bits and all.
a famous and important line said by ALIA Bhatt IN Dear Zindegi why to take tuff things when we can do good in many easy tasks. though i was prepared mindfully for my descision in english taught program your thoughts made me more strong to stick to it. and one thing about an youtuber which i believed now i am too suspicios. thnk u
To be honest! You showed us the reality whereas everyone else are just manipulating. I was planning for Masters in Automotive Engg in German taught course but now just want to think over it twice!! I want to know are there any good Private universities for Masters in Automotive engg in Germany (English Taught) ? Please reply Sir..
@@euroshala-workandstudyineu7171 Like you've said that German taught program's can be harmful in Long term that's not the case always, I've a brother in Germany who've completed his bachelors from a German taught program with a very high GPA . You should've say in the video that those who haven't completed language properly they could face some problems in studies but not everyone, that's my point
Hi. Can i get into german taught program if i can speak and understand german but I'm not that good in reading writing german. I can study in German but write exam in English
more over later you need German in Job . i met some of asians working in german Mnc Business language is in big companies is still English its additional plus point if you know English . but without knowledge of German there is no point of survival in company how can one communicate . in some Fields like Medical, Mechanical Engineering , automobile , Electricaland other core branches one must be fluent in German and knows Technical Terminology in German. Person with IT and Software background they have advantage because most of Industries outsource THEIR i
@@euroshala-workandstudyineu7171 Sir I need some serious advice. I have 85% in 12th, currently in an NIT but in a bad field. I want to complete my bachelor's from Germany. Should I reconsider my choice. I ha e completed German till B2 and most probably will learn C1 before December. What should I do? I'm very tensed. Plz Reply. I want to study Mechanical Engineering. Currently stuck in Biomedical Engineering.
@@German-ly8tk bro after 2 years i would suggest bro go for english taught programme , but work only with germans in your projects and practical tasks if you can , or learn how german pepole works. but English taught would make life easier ,german can be learn seperatly as hobby
Misleading video quite honestly. While there is some truth to effect on grades and english speaking international job market, no one would recommend this. I did my Bachelors in German language in Germany. Most professors understand English and you can write answers in English. I also wrote all the research papers in English without an issue. German Professors are well educated to understand English. The reason why you should take part in German course is: 1. Easy access to german job market. I got more than 4 job offers before even ending my Bachelors. 2. You get to integrate yourself in German soceity and make good friends and contacts. When you are in english speaking courses, you mostly connect with Indians, Bangladeshis and Pakistanis, which would hardly help you understand Germany. 3. Paper work. Germany is a land of Bureaucracy and all the paper work is in German. You will keep relying on unreliable translations by Google Translate or Apple translate. You will not understand contracts and create yourselves problems. 4. Chances in Career. A friend did an english taught masters and got a starting salary of 48k. I completed my Bachelors in German and the highest pay offered to me was 53k in the same city and 68k in the south. I was also offered a managerial position in one of the offers. 5. Better understanding of Germany and the German system. You'll be able to read news and articles related to not only world but also your specific field. You can read research papers. A lot of research papers regarding engineering were written in German language and are of course available in Germany. Germany is the most innovative country in the field of engineering. You'd be extremely dumb to not learn the technical words to understand them. Don't let anyone fool you. I have an experience with German language program. Its a struggle but it is worth it.
I agree with your point for more growth in terms of career German is must you can't live here with just English and A2 level of German. This video is only good for those students who want to live in Germany for short term
Ok considering your facts that you are saying to choose English taught course instead of German taught course. This English taught course is only have advantage of short term in terms of education and getting jobs and limited to English working environment. But for long term this course is going to hurt you. You can't survive with just English and A1-A2 german. Your path will be so narrow if you think by only speaking English and A1+A2 language you will be in safe. You will be in wrong dilemma your opportunities will be limited for career and personal as well. Upto getting job it's okay but for long term stay this thinking is not going to work. You can't expect that you will encounter every tough situation by speaking English and A1-A2 German. If people choose German taught program then they will have opportunities as compare to English taught master student. They have more personal and career growth than this English taught master students because of their german speaking environment. If someone wants to live and work in Germany and want more opportunities for their bright future German language is must with intermediate level.
@@euroshala-workandstudyineu7171it's depends upon people interest whether they opt English or german taught program. Every program has it's own advantage and disadvantage. It's all about people opinion.
You are speaking the truth for the courses in which Germany hasn’t specialised as well as mechanical,chemical and biotechnology. For eg:- cs, IT fields. But I feel more opportunities open in this country if you do the German taught masters in mech,chem,etc.
And it isn’t so difficult too, you can easily correlate between the German and English terms. You just get the upper edge and acceptance in the society when you have a command over local language which won’t be achievable in an English taught program as you will learn the language as just the course.
A person who has scored below 65% in his Bachelors in India is unlikely to have the capability of getting into a premier institute to do his masters in India. Not because this person is dumb but because there are few good colleges in India and the competition is way too fierce. So this basically means this person will probably not get a good job in India anyway, and also Good engineering jobs are very minimal in India. In this situation the person might as well, learn German properly for even a year or two in India and then get admission into a German-taught program and manage to get a decent grade.
God bless you for putting this video out. I don't think there's anyone else on YT who has said such a crucial fact before. This completely changes things for me as I had been planning to go for a german masters next year. I think its better if I simply prepare for GATE and try to get into a good college and see what happens from there. Thank you so much!
Keep up your confidence.
Sir, okay i totally get that and I'm into it.. but I'm probably going to have 7cgpa in my bachelors degree in civil engg. I have 6.5 band in IELTS which i gave last week. I do not have any work experience and want to get a german university. It looks difficult for my attributes to get a public university for free easily. Should i go for German taught program just for boosting my profile or not?. Because at the end of the day i wanna study in english taught program and after that,get a job somewhere else if not in Germany . Should i still go for German taught program just to boost up my profile?
You opened my eyes sir, thank you very much
My pleasure
Thanks for clarifying all the doubts, sir.
However, one issue still remains in my opinion. I agree with you when you say that first step is difficult but worth it but another constraint is the availability of the course itself. I'm looking forward to pursuing some CS, Data Science, AI oriented courses and they're in mixed language. Like, it's such a messy situation to be very honest. If the course is suitable, sometimes it's not available in English and many courses in English are not so good. I'm presently keeping myself open to both languages, but any advice on that would be very helpful.
Being open is good.
German is not needed for AI jobs.
I won't lie brother i just searched on RUclips german taught mba first i saw bharat video and i got all exited
Then i saw your video and realized what reality is like 👍
Thank you for putting some sense in youth
Thanks man!
Exactly even I did🫡 Respect - for euroshala
Hey, man. Really appreciate this. Thanks.
Glad it helped!
I am considering German taught programs because I feel I can't get into English taught program. Just to give you a little context I have done my bachelors in electrical engineering from Pakistan with a percentage of 57% and I have an overall work experience of 3.5 years out of which 1.5 years is in a multinational in Sweden and other 2 years in Pakistan. I wish to pursue my masters in data science from Germany. Is there any possibility to get an admission in an English taught program if I have an exceptional GRE and IELTS score along with good recommendations and well written SOP?
You can get it - if you have some good projects.
Hi Sir , I have done graduation in Economics with 63% and worked on my startup for 2 years, now want to do masters in marketing or management from public university, can you please guide me how to proceed
Very practical and genuine points laid .......Thanks a lot for this
Most welcome!
What would you say about bilingual bachelor's in mechanical engineering, first three semesters in English along with integrated course-related German classes, after three semesters rest in German. I am in 12th and have done A1 so I have two years to get to C1, one year of bachelors in my country and one and half year of english taught in germany. Will you still suggest to not go for german taught ?
A bilingual bachelor's in mechanical engineering can be a great option if you are interested in studying in Germany and want to learn German. The first three semesters in English will give you a chance to get acclimated to the German university system and learn the basics of German. After that, you will be able to continue your studies in German, which will give you a valuable skill and make you more competitive in the job market.
However, it is important to be realistic about your language skills. If you are currently at A1 level, it will take a lot of hard work and dedication to reach C1 in two years. You will need to study German intensively and be willing to immerse yourself in the language as much as possible.
If you are not confident that you can reach C1 level in two years, then I would suggest not going for the German-taught program. You could still study in Germany, but you would need to find a program that is taught in English. This would give you the opportunity to study in Germany without having to worry about the language barrier.
Ultimately, the decision of whether or not to go for the German-taught program is up to you. Weigh the pros and cons carefully and decide what is best for you.
i was still searching about this topic. Thank you so much for straight forward clearifications answer🙏🙏🙏🙏
Appreciate it.
Oh my God. What a great piece of advice. Never thought this way
What about bilingual program? I am planning to do masters in Mechanical engineering specialization in Energy and Environmental engineering in Duisberg Essen University. Is it wise to go ahead with this or do I need to look into English taught?
You should be good. Go ahead.
that's so true sir i recently got to know about this from my friend who is stuck their with these circumstances and she not able to grab anything in class nd she has to come home comprehend what her teacher taught m also hoping to do my masters next year in germany in english taught programme!!
Good luck!
thank you sir you cleared all my doubts, it hurts to see only 4k views
Appreciate it
How about a 12th passout doing a German taught Bachelor's program in Germany with already having an 8 band IELTS after doing the Studienkolleg to get adjusted to the "German" way of learning. Then completing bachelor's with good grades in Germany. Would that work out fine?
Sure. Need more info though.
Hi! I have good level of German and have gotten admits for both English and German taught programs. If I study in an English-taught master's program, can I still manage in a German-speaking work environment with my German language skills? But as you said, I wouldn't know any of the technical terminology. Would that cause an issue? Can I still excel in my career?
You will do well.
you need appropriate terminologies if the job description says german required, its not required to chit chat with your collegue but to work with it.
Excactly!
Someone who does an Anglophone master and achieves high CGPA while taking advantage of these 2-yrs and learn German and become bilingual has a higher chance of landing a job than someone who made his master in German but struggled during his studies, failed too many exams, ended up with low CGPA, not recommended by his professors!
German can be obtained for communication and living purposes but English always was and will be THE LANGUAGE OF ENGINEERING.
Appreciate it.
The language of engineering is German, not English. A lot of research and innovation in Mechanical and Mechatronical fields happens in Germany and the research papers are written in German language.
@@Aditya-xs6wk for Civil Engineering, it is what American researches conclude, what their code says and our language is always English.
@@alial-nuaemi7409 For those pursuing civil engineering, studying in Germany should not even be a question. Every country has different laws and regulations on construction, so such a student should pursue civil engineering better in the country where he would primarily like to practice it. Ofcourse I'm not talking about architects or rcc stuff. Anyway, most people interested in studying in Germany are interested in mechanical, electrical, mechatronics and IT. And for these subjects, Germany's quality of education and research papers in german face no competition. There is hardly an institute in the west that can compete with Fraunhofer Institute for example.
@@Aditya-xs6wk Yes, there is data on the number of German and English language papers in the field of mechanical engineering in recent years. A study by Miloš Tasić published in 2019 found that the number of English language papers in mechanical engineering has been increasing steadily over the past few decades, while the number of German language papers has been decreasing. In 1990, only about 20% of papers in mechanical engineering were published in English. By 2017, this number had increased to over 70%.
Guys, if you are a Mechanical engineer and have dreams of working in Germany in best automotive companies, then you need German language proficiency. Just like how you need English in USA, Mandarin in China, Japanese in Japan same like that you need German to work and live in Germany. If you don't plan to work/live in Germany then its cool you don't have to become proficient. So think and choose your path. Ofcourse it's gonna be hard when you start adapting to a new environment but the results are very fruitful. Also, GPA DOESN'T MATTER!!!! Your skills MATTER and how you present your skills to the best of your capabilities MATTER. For students other than Mechanical field, you have plenty of options outside Germany but for a Mechanical engineer who dreams to work in the best automotive company, YOU NEED TO HAVE GERMAN PROFICIENCY. Also, if you do masters and come back to India, doesn't matter you were in a English taught course or German taught course, you'll NEVER get a job here. Instead try for jobs in Germany only.
Maybe you can elaborate a bit more.
Thanks for the honest information!
You bet!
How can I get Admission in English taught program having low GPA?
Apply for low ranked unis.
A lot depends on your case though - do share more details for a more specific response.
Sir your videos clearing many things but what can we do if our course is available in German language only?
My second question is that- are there good job opportunities are present in Germany in the field of biotechnology?
Yes biotech is an in-trend area. You should check the research papers from German unis - whether they are in English or German.
If your course is only in German - then do it in German. Which course it is btw?
@@euroshala-workandstudyineu7171 it is masters in pharmaceutical and industrial biotechnology
bhai u r the only person I have seen on the internet to be asking about biotech as a field in Germany btw I am in my first year of Btech in biotech and planning to do masters in Germany aswell
Instead for looking comfort zone
Its better to adapt thinking of superior professionals...
Is extending our course duration because of language issue considered a bad thing by employers?
It depends
What can we do if our course is available in German language only (bachelors in Artificial Intelligence and machine learning)
And what are the carrier opportunities present in Germany for AI & Robotics?
Thank You
Which ones?
I am looking forward To coming to study in Germany and currently researching about the lifestyle and schools…and I have been debating in my mind should I go for German/English Taught…n within me I had a feeling to go for English taught even though it’s more difficult to get in them cause of demand but it helps u to settle in academically way more easier..the language u can learn it as an extra activity to get a Job and socialize. Taking a German taught program will seriously hamper your grades…thank you very much for this video…just confirms what I have been thinking about for so long…better to get in the hard way n later things get easier
All the best.
@@euroshala-workandstudyineu7171
Sir i was preparing for bachelor's in Germany in German taught programme and had decided everything
But after your advice i think I've to change my plan
Can i still get into Germany with english taught programme
Kindly reply
@@Meet_dhruv Consider both options - English vs. German taught program. Depends on your profile.
Is studying in German taught that bad. Is it better to do an M tech from an Indian college by preparing for gate. I seriously have less energy to study for another competitive exam.
There are pros and cons. Depends on how much energy you have and at which stage in life you are at.
Hi sir, recently completed my BTech in civil engineering with 70% with Germany A2 level....I don't get any admits in english taught program ..so I want to do masters in German taught ..upto 😀 which level I need to complete in india .or can I apply for other European countries
For admission B2 (suggestion)
For job C1
It depends from case to case though.
If someone has good coding skills and a 1 or 2 year software engineer work experience in india and now he wants to move to Germany with the help of student visa but he cannot get admission in English taught programs as he had less marks in bachelors than wt he should do?? Go for german taught programs or should they go for English taught programs from private universities?
Apply directly for IT jobs
Hi,i have 62% in my b.tech(2019) , present iam working as a automation tester,i have abt 1 year experience and parllarly I am learning german,till now I completed A2,everyone is saying that getting admission into English taught program is impossible for me,so iam planning to apply for german taught programs and I can't afford private universities.but after watching ur video iam confused,plz suggest me what shall I do.shall i go for german taught program or not .iam not able to decide becoz I haven't yet studied in german.plz plz reply...
Depends on your long term goals.
Sir doing ausbulding mechatronics for btech students is it ok
Great. All the best. Do it.
Hello! I graduated my UG with 75% and currently working in a well reputed automotive company with 2 years of exp,is there any chance i get admission in a ETP or should i apply for GTP.
both are ok ... depends on individual case
Sir I'm planning to move Germany for studying bachelor's from next year. So will it be beneficial, what are the future opportunities there....
Work hard. There are lot of well paying jobs.
Sir, I am doing 3 years bachelors till now 8+ CGPA, can I get admission in German Uni(English Taught)?
Depends on your credits and few other things. But generic answer would be - yes.
@@euroshala-workandstudyineu7171 Will that be normal process or anything special sir? Cuz people keep saying 3 years graduation isn't accepted there. And thanks for the reply sir.
I am right now in 10th and i have staryed learning german. If I complete my b2/c1 level till 12th and if i also do studiencolleg for 1 year in germany. Can I study bachelors in German taught program?
You are on a good path. Get the German certification.
@@euroshala-workandstudyineu7171 Thank you for replying
Any tips that you would give me to learn the language?
Hello sir,
This is Harshavardan and I have decided to do my Masters in Germany. I am interested in doing Energy engineering and Management. I am in a dilemma on which medium to take up. How good are my chances of getting into a English taught program in a TU University with 2 paper publications,3 internships,8.55 CGPA and decent GRE and IELTS score. It would be really helpful if you could answer my query.
Thank you.
Hard to tell with this info. Your projects really need to be top-notch.
Hi There I recently came across your you tube channel and found very informative on one side whereas extremely depressing on the other side. Apologizing for spade and spade comment. I was planning to pursue masters in Business admin from Europe but now after watching your content I changed my plan to stay in my home country rather than wasting my hard earned money on the worthless courses which would not support in fetching a decent job in Europe where language and racism barrier is always there where ever one goes.
Some vloggers are in the favour of particular country whereas some are against. All this has puzzled me a lot.
Inspite of that it feels like Europe is only for bright students only. Average students cannot dream of working there.
You can be successful here in Germany Manuel. My videos are aimed at providing a balanced view
@@euroshala-workandstudyineu7171 Thank you so much for the response🙏. However, I am looking for an answer for my specific questions here i.e.
1. What happens if the student fails to find a decent job related to his area of the degree course (may be an MBA) within 18 months job search visa. Can the student get his visa extended unlimited times on the basis of any blue collar job he is doing. I mean the close work visa for a specific company.
2. Secondly, can he is allowed to work in a different sector such as an MBA driving a cab or a lorry or working in a super market. As it happens in most of the English speaking countries such as New zealand, the UK etc.
These are the two vital things worrying me a lot before taking a final decision. I m eagerly waiting for your response. And I also request you to please share me your email if possible so that I may get my CV accessed by you.
Tons of Thanks mate🙏
@@manueltalks Yes you can work in any sector.
@@euroshala-workandstudyineu7171 Thank you very much for your caring response bro. 🙏
But to be specific
Is it possible to get WORK VISA EXTENSION from any blue collar job such as working in Mc Donalds or in a super market chain just as a Crew Member in future.
@@manueltalks no
Sir , I have 50% above in b.com and 6+ years of work experience in logistics distribution , will I be able to join a masters in scm in German Public university in your opinion ?
Yes
@@euroshala-workandstudyineu7171 my ielts results came today I got 7.5 band overall , will it be helpful
Hey @rc7770 did you get an admit?
I liked it! You spoke with full of logical points,
And yeah i seen that guys's soo many videos whom you are talking about in this video, whatever you have said about him is also logically correct .😂
Even he left Germany and travelled to many other countries in europe and now settled in a country right where german is not spoken😂
I think he's still in Germany, is he not?
Glad you liked it!
@@hardyzme no, he is living in his own house in Denmark or any near by country im not sure about his new country but im 10000% sure he is not in Germany anymore
Yes, bharat chaudhari, running Bharat in Germany... Same is what my father says about this man!! Sir you actually showed reality
Ok. It is good to focus on your career and goals.
The world is changing and there are many English speaking jobs in Germany.
so basically it will be good if I get a b1 level proficiency and get admitted to a good german english taught university , then improve my proficiency in german , get good grades in English technical subjects and try to get good jobs in germamy , as later I have plans for mba as well so ...
Sound like a good plan. All the best.
I am having German grade 2.99, can I get admission in germany with English taught program
Yes you can. But its tough.
Is doing bachelor(Engeering) in Germany is a good idea Pls clarify this sir. Currently in 12th and looking forward to move to Germany after completing2 semester in India what's your take on this sir as without JEE I can't find many good options here and fees in private college is way to high like vit mit bits and all.
Hello i am going to germany through the same way..... can we get in contact
Good idea.
a famous and important line said by ALIA Bhatt IN Dear Zindegi why to take tuff things when we can do good in many easy tasks. though i was prepared mindfully for my descision in english taught program your thoughts made me more strong to stick to it. and one thing about an youtuber which i believed now i am too suspicios. thnk u
Welcome. All the best.
Sir can I get job in another country like USA after completing Btech in German taught program.
Yes sure
What if sir I enrolled in prepratory course for a year then I apply for college.
Doable
Very informative. Thank You.
This helped me change my decision.
Great to hear!
I'm going for bachelors via 1st year in india should I go with German taught program or English taught?
Both are fine. Depends on your profile.
To be honest! You showed us the reality whereas everyone else are just manipulating. I was planning for Masters in Automotive Engg in German taught course but now just want to think over it twice!! I want to know are there any good Private universities for Masters in Automotive engg in Germany (English Taught) ? Please reply Sir..
Appreciate it.
Please go USA
What did you graduate in?
Because I'm an electrical engineering student and I also want to study Automotive engineering
@@juventus6728 mechanical engineering, you can go for electric automotive engineering.
@@carrera_4520 ohh! does Electromobility have scope?
May I study medicine in Germany in English?
Nope.
is German taught programs worth outside of Germany?
Yes and no.
Is German thought or English thought better to do bachlors in computer science ?
English
Holy Fuck, this was an eye opener. I was about to waste my 330 GRE score just because I thought English taught programs were useless
Eye opener for real
Welcome. All the best.
Very informative video sir, masters in health care management, jobs and career opportunities in Germany??? What would u suggest??
Yes there are many career options.
Have you got admission??? I'm from same profession
Sir,Which is best univeristy for computer science in english taught with no fee?
Many
Thanks for the demotivation
Any time!
Brother you've got a point and I agree with that too but there's both side of the story
Sure - would love to hear that.
@@euroshala-workandstudyineu7171 Like you've said that German taught program's can be harmful in Long term that's not the case always, I've a brother in Germany who've completed his bachelors from a German taught program with a very high GPA . You should've say in the video that those who haven't completed language properly they could face some problems in studies but not everyone, that's my point
I have 65% mark in Btech Mechancal Engg. and 87% in plus two. Is it possible get admission in public university for masters in english taught program
nope
Yes with some effort
What efforts, can you please tell
Very very genuine information 😍😍😍😍
Thank you so much 🙂
Some one wants to settle in Germany, German taught program is advisable. I live in Germany, i know
Great. Would you like to share more?
Hi sir I want to study ms microbiology in Germany after completion of my cuorce is there any good opportunity for me
Yes, definitely
What happened??? Did you get admission???
how can we approach u. i need to meet u. if u r in.india
Contact is provided on the channel
Hi. Can i get into german taught program if i can speak and understand german but I'm not that good in reading writing german. I can study in German but write exam in English
Keep it simple.
I am looking for computer science english taught bachelors. There are very few universities providing this course any guidance regarding this...?
Did you check daad.de
@@euroshala-workandstudyineu7171 very few universities like barely 2 or 3
but english taught ma milti kaha ha Admission bro im stucked in German Taught
You can get it.
Apne complete kr lia german taught program???? And kesa experience raha?
Unique information
Glad you think so!
more over later you need German in Job . i met some of asians working in german Mnc Business language is in big companies is still English its additional plus point if you know English . but without knowledge of German there is no point of survival in company how can one communicate . in some Fields like Medical, Mechanical Engineering , automobile , Electricaland other core branches one must be fluent in German and knows Technical Terminology in German. Person with IT and Software background they have advantage because most of Industries outsource THEIR i
Hey yes in Medical field you need German. But there are areas where you do not need German
@@euroshala-workandstudyineu7171 Sir I need some serious advice. I have 85% in 12th, currently in an NIT but in a bad field. I want to complete my bachelor's from Germany. Should I reconsider my choice. I ha e completed German till B2 and most probably will learn C1 before December. What should I do? I'm very tensed. Plz Reply. I want to study Mechanical Engineering. Currently stuck in Biomedical Engineering.
Sir what's your experience after 2 years????
@@German-ly8tk bro after 2 years i would suggest bro go for english taught programme , but work only with germans in your projects and practical tasks if you can , or learn how german pepole works. but English taught would make life easier ,german can be learn seperatly as hobby
And What about bachelor's doing student from india
Did not understand the question. Can you please elaborate.
Misleading video quite honestly. While there is some truth to effect on grades and english speaking international job market, no one would recommend this. I did my Bachelors in German language in Germany. Most professors understand English and you can write answers in English. I also wrote all the research papers in English without an issue. German Professors are well educated to understand English.
The reason why you should take part in German course is:
1. Easy access to german job market. I got more than 4 job offers before even ending my Bachelors.
2. You get to integrate yourself in German soceity and make good friends and contacts. When you are in english speaking courses, you mostly connect with Indians, Bangladeshis and Pakistanis, which would hardly help you understand Germany.
3. Paper work. Germany is a land of Bureaucracy and all the paper work is in German. You will keep relying on unreliable translations by Google Translate or Apple translate. You will not understand contracts and create yourselves problems.
4. Chances in Career. A friend did an english taught masters and got a starting salary of 48k. I completed my Bachelors in German and the highest pay offered to me was 53k in the same city and 68k in the south. I was also offered a managerial position in one of the offers.
5. Better understanding of Germany and the German system. You'll be able to read news and articles related to not only world but also your specific field. You can read research papers. A lot of research papers regarding engineering were written in German language and are of course available in Germany. Germany is the most innovative country in the field of engineering. You'd be extremely dumb to not learn the technical words to understand them.
Don't let anyone fool you. I have an experience with German language program. Its a struggle but it is worth it.
You don't get jobs in Germany based on your CGPA, but based on skills, experience and knowledge. Make sure you do internships.
And for example I have worked in a German work environment since more than 3 years. So it is not impossible, and in fact in your best interests.
Yes internships are important.
I'm also preparing to go to Germany next year. Is it possible to connect with you on a different platform?
I agree with your point for more growth in terms of career German is must you can't live here with just English and A2 level of German. This video is only good for those students who want to live in Germany for short term
It's not easy with B1 or B2 🤣😂
Yes things are easier with C1
When you know sir is talking about Bharath in Germany😂
well...
Ya i got it
Exactly 😆😆
Ok considering your facts that you are saying to choose English taught course instead of German taught course. This English taught course is only have advantage of short term in terms of education and getting jobs and limited to English working environment. But for long term this course is going to hurt you. You can't survive with just English and A1-A2 german. Your path will be so narrow if you think by only speaking English and A1+A2 language you will be in safe. You will be in wrong dilemma your opportunities will be limited for career and personal as well. Upto getting job it's okay but for long term stay this thinking is not going to work. You can't expect that you will encounter every tough situation by speaking English and A1-A2 German. If people choose German taught program then they will have opportunities as compare to English taught master student. They have more personal and career growth than this English taught master students because of their german speaking environment. If someone wants to live and work in Germany and want more opportunities for their bright future German language is must with intermediate level.
Yes B1 German is good to get German passport.
But that does not mean - you "must" study in "German taught" program.
But thanks for your long note.
@@euroshala-workandstudyineu7171it's depends upon people interest whether they opt English or german taught program. Every program has it's own advantage and disadvantage. It's all about people opinion.
1 sec
If someone is studying in Germany
Then 😌 I think
He /she will no need to come India for job 😎😎
Depends.
Sir is their racism in Germany
Not that much.
The loophole is Bilingual courses. thank me later
Not worth it
Explain more.
if you wanna work in germany german taught programs are the best.dont unneccesarily spread fud.
why would you say that?
You are speaking the truth for the courses in which Germany hasn’t specialised as well as mechanical,chemical and biotechnology. For eg:- cs, IT fields. But I feel more opportunities open in this country if you do the German taught masters in mech,chem,etc.
And it isn’t so difficult too, you can easily correlate between the German and English terms. You just get the upper edge and acceptance in the society when you have a command over local language which won’t be achievable in an English taught program as you will learn the language as just the course.
BiG Roasted 😌
Truth spoken.
@@euroshala-workandstudyineu7171 but he did complete his German Taught masters with a grade of 2.5. So that's something you can't ignore.
@@abhishekn4448 2.5 is a good grade in german grade system!
@@skyscape2087 yeah. I said the same
A person who has scored below 65% in his Bachelors in India is unlikely to have the capability of getting into a premier institute to do his masters in India. Not because this person is dumb but because there are few good colleges in India and the competition is way too fierce. So this basically means this person will probably not get a good job in India anyway, and also Good engineering jobs are very minimal in India. In this situation the person might as well, learn German properly for even a year or two in India and then get admission into a German-taught program and manage to get a decent grade.
India is growing.
@@euroshala-workandstudyineu7171 Yes it is, that's not the point.
Thanks man
"Reality is often disappointing"
It sometimes is.