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Hi Nupur,
DAAD offers various scholarships for students who are interested in studying in Germany. Most German universities do not charge DAAD scholarship holders any tuition fees. However, if they do, the DAAD will pay the costs up to a maximum of 500 euros. If your German university asks you to pay tuition fees, please make sure that you contact the DAAD to find out what you have to do.If you want to do MS in Electrical engineering then Kempten University of Applied Sciencesoffers a three-semester Masters degree program in Electrical Engineering, completely taught in English.
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Hi Shivangi,
This year the XIC entrance was conducted in the month of May and hopefully it will be conducted the same time next year. About the entrance i would say that the entrance is not that difficult as the paper is totally based on GK, current affairs and some questions related to Media world and of course not to forget the writing part because they will ask you to right on minimum two topics (mostly it is on current affairs) and a picture description which is not that tough. Now, for your preparation i would suggest you to go through newspapers everyday and keep yourself updated with all the current affairs, you also need to mug up the punch lines of various brands, also include few newspapers and news channels and also mug up the brand ambassadors of various brands. For Gk and current affairs i would suggest you to read Manorama Year book which is pretty good for GK and current affairs. All this shall help you crack the entrance and then the interview depends totally on you.
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Hi Pulkit,
I would say, although you are eligible to take up all the Management Entrance Examinations like CAT, XAT, MAT, but if you are not confident of getting admission in a good Management Institute it would be better that you explore other options as well.
However, if you are inclined to do a Management degree you can give it a try once but before that you should have a backup plan to fall upon as in you should decide on which field you will opt for if you wont get admission in a good Management Institute and what would be the study route for that.
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Hi Rohit,
If you really want to get a good growth in the industry and inclined towards Management Programs you should opt for regular full time MBA from a decent University, as full time MBA not only gives you practical exposure and make you a well rounded personality but also have a good standing in the Job Market. Especially with your kind of profile where a person has just started his career it would be all the more important to do a regular program as correspondence or part time programs have very little value. These are for those working professionals who have good 6 to 8 years of work experience and just want a degree to get to the next designation in their current organization.
If in case you can not go for a regular program then you may opt for Symbiosis. Other option which you explore can be SAP courses, although it would be quite highly priced program.
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