Is it possible to get admission for MS in Germany without GRE exam?

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Asked by Githu Oommen
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Vikas Kaushik
9 years ago
Hi, GRE is not required to study in Germany. It is required for USA. However if you are an average student you can consider taking GRE but check with the universities if they will consider GRE before investing your time preparing for the same.

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