I'm currently in 12th

I wish you luck for that :)

Listen to the video carefully, I already said that there are other things that I like. Just because someone is criticizing something doesn't mean they are hating on it, like you are on India. No one is asking a country to run according to them, these are just opinions.

Sehr gerne :)

Yes, you can

Yes, you can

It will depend on a lot of things, but it should give you an advantage over candidates with no german knowledge

Yes, that's possible, but no sense of doing Ausbildung if you want to do the Bachelor's anyway

That is not the requirement, that's the result of dual study, that you get a bachelor's degree :)

@Divyansh_Sharma05 how money need. For studenkoleg

The current fee is 30 Euros per Session (~45 Min), can increase in the future.

You should be 12th pass and have the certificate of B1 level of german language and 18+ also for the Ausbildung or Duale Ausbildung

Yes, that's correct

Yes, you can certainly do a masters in any university after having graduated from University of applied sciences, provided you have good enough grades.

The brand of the college should not matter much as long as it is recognized.

Glad you liked it :)

I will make that for sure :)

Thanks a lot, glad you found it helpful :)

It will be difficult if the subjects are completely unrelated to each other.

Thanks a lot :)

I am on to it, will provide more information on dual studies soon. The timeline one you said is already in process, will be out in 2 weeks ;)

My Pleasure :)

Thanks man ;)

Yes, this wouldn't be a problem

It's something else, I answered this question in my latest video :)

@@Divyansh_Sharma05 yaah i got the answer thank you so much for information.

Hey there, these resources would be very helpful as a supplement to practice your german. It won't be enough to learn the language properly and make the basics strong. I still recommend to either join a language class or get an online course that provides structured learning :)

You're welcome :)

I'm glad you found the video helpful. But honestly, I didn't add the english subtitles, they are auto generated from youtube. But its a good feedback, I'll try to add them in the future videos :)

Glad you find it helpful :)

Haha ;)

You'd need a B2 + Studienkolleg in most cases :)

​@@Divyansh_Sharma05 Bhai pr me to 1st year (13 year) india se complete kar rha hu kya me eligible nhi hu

@@MukeshKumar-ROYAL_JAAT Yes, it should be fine then. You'll just need a C1

​@@Divyansh_Sharma05 bro c1 Goethee necessary hai kya ya b2 certificate se chal jayega or winter intake me dual degree course mil jaate hai kya..

The contents in theory look easy but it can be stressful since they are congested along with the exams in a 2.5 - 3 months period, as opposed to a 4.5-month semester in normal Uni. Ya, you can do master's at TU after it. It's not as in-depth but if your goal is to have real-life skills and advance in career, that depth is not needed, practical experience and applicable skills are more important. Many other things are only useful in more academic-oriented careers.

@@Divyansh_Sharma05 Ok thx for the response bro. Any tips if i want to apply to Siemens Bmw etc? I will complete testDaf next year around Oct

yes pls

Field pai depend karta hai. But mostly matter karenge 12th ke percentage bhi

I respect your opinion, but I believe a person should be allowed to make these decisions themselves and not enforced by the state :) I get what you mean, but I didn't say if service anywhere is better or worse. In my experience, I haven't noticed an outright rude service in asian countries, like I have sometimes seen in Germany.

@@Divyansh_Sharma05 Well, we might have a different definition of rudeness. I found Chinese and Indian service not particular friendly nor professional, could call it kind of rude. But at the end, I saw it as a cultural difference which didn´t bothered me much. Regarding Sundays and related laws, I don´t see an "enforcement" of the state when this is basically the will of the people here. Otherwise the law would have been changed already. Your "believe" clearly comes from a individualistic mindset, mine and most Germans from a collective ones. I guess we would find more examples. By the way, don´t pretend you would "respect" my opinion. You just disagreed.

​@@PeterSlazy I think you are talking about Indian and Chinese service in Germany, which is different from when you'll actually be there. Of course, you will not get good service at a street vendor, but if you are paying good money at a restaurant like in Germany, the service will be always professional. And I am not only comparing it to India. If you see services in Japan, Thailand, Vietnam, and other east Asian countries, they are on completely different levels. And regarding the other one, Germany is a highly highly individualistic country in most cases, you can check the individuality index . It's just that some collectivistic traditions stayed. And it's sad that you don't believe that two people can disagree but still respect each other's opinion and see where they are coming from.

Thanks a lot, glad you liked the video :)

I will make sure to bring all that information :)

Thanks a lot :) I'm glad I could be helpful

Thanks a lot, glad you liked it :)

I'm glad to be able to help :)

Haha ;)

Thanks a lot man ;)

Glad you enjoyed, I did too ;)

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Haha ;)

Great, wish you the best on your journey ^^

@@maxyoko Thank you very much. Is there any community forum or social Media group of international students who study in Germany? It would be a huge help for creating new connections.

Glad you found it helpful, good luck for your plans :)