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Hi,
Germany is one of the finest study destination to pursue masters degree in mechanical engineering and related fields.
In order to pursue masters degree from universities in Germany, you need to have relevant undergraduate degree from recognized university with good academic record preferably 70%-80% plus in graduation, plus you need to take below mentioned tests:
1. GRE.
2. TOEFL or IELTS.
Please note that the eligibility criteria for admission may differ from university to university.
However please remember since Germany is a non English speaking country, and their national language is German, so it is always advisable for students to pursue some basic level German language course before leaving for Germany.
For your reference find below some of the finest universities in Germany offering masters degree in mechanical engineering and related fields.
- FH Aachen - University of Applied Sciences (Aachen)
- RWTH Aachen University (Aachen)
- Chemnitz University of Technology (Chemnitz)
- Esslingen University of Applied Sciences (Esslingen), and many more.
Please remember in order to get job abroad, you need to first of all find out the job opening in the area of your interest, and the best source for this are newspaper and various job portals like naukri.com and naukrigulf.com.
Both of these medium provides information about vacant job position and eligibility criteria for a particular job.
If your qualification and work experience matches the eligibility criteria, then you may apply for the job.
If you are selected then the company will issue a offer/appointment letter and sponsorship letter, and on the basis of this you can apply for VISA.
So, as per your query, I would suggest you to upload your current CV on various job portals when you reach final year of B.Tech degree by this you will receive notifications regarding various job openings as per your profile, plus you should also read news papers regularly so that you may not miss on any current job opening.
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All the Best.