I'm graduated in mechanical engineering. I want to do MS in Germany. What should I do?

Master's degrees from Germany are usually categorized as either consecutive or non-consecutive. Those in the first category are designed to build on the academic knowledge gained during a related Bachelor's degree. Non-consecutive programs tend to have a greater focus on professional development often requiring applicants to have both an undergraduate degree and some relevant work experience. Most of the Master's degree in Germany take four semesters (two years) to complete. Though some are shorter or longer. To apply for a Master's degree in Germany, the first word to get to grips is HZB meaning higher education entrance qualification. An undergraduate degree completed in another country is usually accepted as a suitable HZB for admission to a Master's degree in Germany, but specific requirements will vary depending on the course, institution and where you've previously studied. For some Master's degree courses, applicants are required to have earned a minimum number of credits in a specific field of study. These conditions are set by the department offering the program. Applications for Master's degree programs are either submitted directly to the university or via the online portal called Uni Assist. The specific documents required and application process will be set by each institution, but you'll typically be asked to submit an official copy of your academic qualifications, a passport photo, a copy of your passport and a copy of language proficiency exam results (if applicable). An application fee may be charged.

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You need to take GRE and TOEFL exam.

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