ms in automotive engineering form germany.

man from where should we start our preparations?like about gre,etc,etc

413 Views|Posted 2011-10-30 15:02:33
Started by Sanayt
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2013-06-20 00:43:10
Please guide me if you know any automotive diploma courses based out at either germany or USA which are very good as far as job prospects are concerned i am presently in my 3 rd year engineering in electronics from Mumbai University i would also like to know the entrance exams or basic qualification

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Aakash Luhar
2011-12-16 12:08:57
good and right choice for right field

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Pooja Kohli
2011-11-04 12:20:20
I would agree with Aneeket and Priya, for MS programmes in Germany you need to appear for GRE as well as TOEFL, however, GRE being a tough it is important to crack GRE first.... and agreeing what the community member said please post your query in Shiksha's 'Q&A' section to get more detailed informa

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Priya Saxena
2011-11-01 14:17:08
Agreeing to Aneeket, I would too suggest you the same. However to get more information, would request you to post this as query on Shiksha QnA section and gather information from several experts.

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Gautam Joshi
2011-11-01 14:15:10
To get an appropriate answer, put your query in the Q&A section.

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A
2011-10-31 14:25:05
Well most of the German universities ask for GRE! So, it will be a wise decision to start with GRE first...

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