If one scores more than 50% in Boards exam and like gives IELTS, TOFL or German exam, does that person easily gets admission??
Since you don't have to spend much money on education in Germany like one has to pay in USA or UK for higher education
and you get the quality education for the same amount you will be spending in India for your bachelors.
That's why i choose GERMANY!!
or was it before
No, no. Before boards exam it was like i was standing on two boats. I wasn't sure if Germany was the right option and that time i was preparing for my SAT exam.
I was learning German but basic from YouTube and stuff. i wasn't 100% sure about learning German because i wasn't able to convince my parents
and there was JEE- Exam pressure too
I think it must have been easy for you since your cousin was already studying there and would have faced less difficulty in convincing your parents.
Yaa i got you but it wasn't easy for me, rather more difficult
Every Indian knows that parents in India don't have any hesitation when it comes to allowing their children for studying masters.
But for bachelors, they want their children to study from India. you know that, that's how it is
That"s why i had to face some difficulties
But eventually when i cleared my B1 and B2 level German Exam and got my admission in the university, i regained my parent's trust
and they were the most happiest.
I think if your parents support you, then that's obviously nice
I also feel the same thing. If you do something in which your parents support you, then you have already won the battle if not war
Yea Their Blessings are equally important.
What is the minimum score required to get into your university or in general
See there are many ways to go into German Universities. You know that 13 years of education is required in Germany
You can either complete your 13th Year in India or you can do it in Germany(Studienkolleg)
And your percentage varies with the pathway you took to get into the prestigious German universities
The reality is not what it seems like when you hear 50% is the minimum percentage.
In reality if you score more than 65% in your Board exams, then only you can secure your admission
and you will have to work hard during your 13th year to improve your grades to pursue bachelors.
What was the minimum board exam score at your university. Through IIT-Advanced way it might be less
You have to clear the university exam to get the admission letter. And to take that exam your Board exam score in 12th should be minimum 50% . and German B1/B2 should be clear too
You save 1 year if you go to Germany via the IIT-JEE advanced way
So which way is easier or difficult and which way did you choose?
I chose the board exams way not the JEE advanced way. Yes I know I would have saved 1 year this way but..
You can't go to German program directly after clearing IIT-Advanced. You need some experience with German for that. You can only go to English classes
I saw your video with Arushi who is studying in Technical University of Munich. Her course is in English so she was fine but Mech Engg is not in English so learning German would benefit more so saving 1 year through IIT way is not worth it
I will recommend coming via StudienKolleg and spend 1 year in learning German and then take the actual course so that you can have a better grip with German
But Arushi saved one year but learned German too so she took some courses in English and some in German
So both ways have their own advantages but I completely agree on your point
let me tell you, speaking and writing in German are different. You might not know how to say differentiation, integral etc in German so that is easier with StudienKolleg. So 13th Year is important
Struggle decreases then if you spend this year. Undergrad is for 3 years so overall it still takes only 4 years