so i am trying to get into German public universities but since I've got only 3 years of undergraduate degree i was thinking of working for a year to compensate, would that help? or should i just go for private universities instead?
also i have only 7.5 cgpa so i was thinking if it's acceptable and would working for a year increase my changes of admission
#Would working a year help me stand out for admissions to public german universities?
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Would working a year help me stand out for admissions to public german universities?
Hi! Not from Germany so I can’t give a definitive answer but as someone who’s done their research to attend grad school in general, I can tell you this- work experience helps! I graduated UG 4 years ago and instead of going straight into grad school, I wanted to take a year off to work and gain work experience. Unfortunately, after that, the pandemic hit and I kept delaying grad school. From my research, not going back to school immediately is not a red flag or anything as long as you spend the time off actually doing something (basically don’t take how many years off you decide to take bumming it out). I’ve been working for the last 4 years and now I think I’m financially ready to go back to school so I’ll be applying for next cycle. You can always talk about your time off working and your experience when writing your essays- explain why you decided to work for a year or so before going back to school. Hope this kind of helps! Maybe someone from Germany can give more insight though 🙂
Have you tried getting into a university and failed? What kind of courses do you want to take?
yup, maybe prepare german till C1 in that one year while working as well
Sounds good, but are there any websites for it? Cuz I'm a level and getting to c would be hard without talking to anyone in German
well paid or free?
even if paid ik affordable courses under $10 per level
Free
U do?
youtube then, or pirate them from udemy
That'd be great!
yeah
Ohh right!!
BiG academy (no promotion)
A1-B2 cost like $30
How many hours do you reckon should i spend in a day learning German?
C1 you would have to do from duemy for $10
min 2 on weekdays and 4 on weekends to master the language and survive without any problem
Ohh thank you for the info
Msc computer science
Ohh that sounds good!
Thanks for the help guys
just look this up
also add it to your cart and don't buy it
after a week you would get a mail offering 50-70% discount
...
And have you already tried to get into a university or not?
I did, but too much competition
Ohh shit really? Thanksss!
Masters programs often are available in English. I'd just keep trying
suggestion if you work on a avg post in a good company it would make your profile stronger compared to working on a good post in a bad company
Are you sure about that?
well getting a job after masters and still being a fresher isn't easy
well my ex-neighbor is a HR in germany and this is what they told me
@harsh meteorbtw which uni did you do your bachelors from?
Yeah I'm gonna try next year, hope to get qualified
which uni btw?
Right, so work experience would come in handy
yup
Dortmund uni, free Berlin uni and stuggart uni
Germany doesn't have campus placements right?
yeah, that's why it would be hard without work exp
But you'd get to work on industrial and real time projects so you can improve your network through that
anyways i got connections to get you a job even now in germany, if you have bsc computer science laso once your german is at level B2
Remote?
Aww thanks man really appreciate it
you gotta crack the interview on your own
Im a little confused, if i do crack the interview i still need to learn German to surviv
And i need a year time for it
Oh sure I'd love to give a shot
Wait I've got a bca degree (bachelor's in computer applications) does that count?
145 credits
uhh
bca/mca graduate isn't considered a highschool graduate also in germany
bca and mca have no respect in europe
sorry
Ahh damn
for job, but uni admission you have chances yet
Right yeah, i was planning to do masters in Germany anyway
last month i met a person of age 45 wit mca and 20 years of exp
he has been trying for a year for job in multiple countries in europe including germany
no luck yet for him
Why not try somewhere in America, Australia etc
Also why does Europe disregard mca do much?
20 years of experience seems pretty good
coz only india and it's neigboring countries offer it
Even in that case, I'm sure a lot of employers would look at skills more than being pedantic about the degree being computer science or not if the courses are same.
well the problem is they don't consider him a highschool graduate
yeah one more thing you would have to do 1 year of bridge course before you start your masters in germany
Ohh aren't 3 year degrees accepted