Do I need to pursue a 3-years UG Degree or a 4-years UG Degree for getting admission in Masters in Germany?

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Asked by Nirmal Kumar Manna

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Answered by

neha trivedi | Guide-Level 12

7 years ago

Hello,
Almost all European countries accepts 15 years of education, but Germany accepts 16 years of education especially for technical education. To get admission to German universities you should have excellent academic scores of above 65 percent. You need to appear for German language proficiency test, IELTS or TOEFL and GRE exam if the university has it in the admission requirement.

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Answered by

Steve Smith | Contributor-Level 6

7 years ago

It does not make any difference. All the German universities ask for Bachelor's degree, but they will not check the duration of the degree specifically. But, it should be accepted and transferable. All you need to get is the German language certificate and university entrance test score like GRE/GMAT. All the best.

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Answered by

Chetna S | Scholar-Level 17

7 years ago

Hi,
Germany accepts, both 3 year and 4 year degrees from India. So, it shouldn't be a problem with either duration.

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