Planning a Masters in Germany? Must watch for working professionals !

[@bongingermany]

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[@babitakhanduri9642]

Brutally honest..hats off to u❤

[@bongingermany]

Thanks. Happy to help

[@meghachowdhury6903]

Here's the video I was looking for last one month Thank you so much for giving such detailed information This is really help all those individual who are planning to move to Germany

[@bongingermany]

Glad it was helpful!

[@navyaroy1530]

Thanks for the suggestion...It was really helpful

[@bongingermany]

Happy to help

[@adkk1996]

Thanks for the video it helps a lot.❤

[@bongingermany]

Glad it helps

[@Shall0om]

Once again thanks for wake me up from slumber!

[@Shall0om]

I have Bachelors degree in Commerce and Worked for 5 years in Third party BPOs as back-office investment banking Ops. What are the chances for job as I never heard much about Germany for Commerce guys.

[@bongingermany]

For commerce people the better option in Germany is to do MBA or finance studies and then get into a similar field job.

[@pcfan2625]

Wake me up from Slumber . Dear you need to join theology course in Germany

[@rubinashaheen8082]

Hello , I have 12 years of teaching experience in Chemistry in my home country working with the government education department now I have been shifted to Germany because my husband is on blue card and kids have been enrolled in schools.My question is what are possible jobs as I have A2 level German please suggest me. Getting depressed, I have not quit my job in my home country but my family is here and it is also not possible to turn back...

[@bongingermany]

@ with A2 it’s difficult to get teaching jobs. You need atleast b2. Unfortunately the current job market is not quite good for a2 level candidates

[@subhadipsarkar4548]

Thank you dada for that valuable information.

[@bongingermany]

Welcome bro

[@korchageen]

Very informative. Provided someone experienced in the private sector, especially STEM related sector in India and not from govt. sector.

[@bongingermany]

👍🏼

[@shubhammastermind-f3v]

Very good video it actually reveals the truth

[@bongingermany]

Thanks

[@kabboshaheb2401]

Take love bro from 🇧🇩

[@bongingermany]

Thanks bro

[@tonmoytr7747]

Thanks Dada... Love from BD

[@bongingermany]

You're most welcome 🙏🏼

[@vibevistatv]

Yes very helpful

[@bongingermany]

Thanks

[@aniksaha5427]

most awaiting video dada

[@bongingermany]

Thanks bro

[@aniksaha5427]

@@bongingermany aro chai ayrkm video

[@EkaStudyTogether]

Hello Kaustav! This was another informative video. Appreciate your genuine effort to enlighten people aspiring to move to Germany. I’m a dentist and I want to pursue my PG there in Germany. It’s my humble request to you to do a video about health professionals as well if you have knowledge on it. Like, whether the hospitals are recruiting overseas docs to work as a resident doc/PG under them.

[@bongingermany]

Thank you for your comment. The thing is that I do not have knowledge on that, and I do not want to give false or incomplete information. I will try to connect with people in similar field and make something on that topic.

[@EkaStudyTogether]

@ That would be really nice. I’d look forward to it. Thank you once again 😊

[@sonalbhatkar9303]

​​@@EkaStudyTogetherhello, I'm also a dentist and looking for master studies related to clinical fields in Germany. Plz let me know if you got the information.😊

[@Neha-uu6lm]

Hi Kaustav. First of all, thanks for making such informative videos. So I am an Architect with almost 7 years of work experience and planning to move Germany for masters in real estate management type of a course. There are very few videos available on youtuble regarding this subject and many architects like me are searching for this information. Would be really helpful if you shed some light on this topic for architects. Thank you in advance.

[@bongingermany]

Thanks for your comment. That is a very uncommon field of study and so videos are less. I will try my best to search for someone in that field and make something

[@sajithmenon777]

I have completed three years diploma in electrical and electronic engineering can I do masters in Germany

[@bongingermany]

Yes you can

[@sajithmenon777]

@bongingermany how

[@binu44464]

മലയാളി ?

[@sajithmenon777]

@@binu44464 yes

[@asgardian32678]

I wish to learn about AI. That is my aim. But i am not sure whether i should do it abroad or do it in india. Can you help me on that ?

[@joydeepdas8110]

Thanks

[@bongingermany]

Welcome

[@anuraguttam7459]

is doing masters absolutely necessary? i mean, can i get a job if i did my bachelors in it in Germany,ik doing masters will make it easier to find a job, but is only bachelors fine? given that i am good in German language

[@unnati2002]

bachelor's in Germany has good value, do it with dedication and get good grades!

[@bongingermany]

Yes, you can definitely get a direct job after masters, and with German language proficiency for sure. Masters is not mandatory. But having a masters degree enhances your profile and also makes you eligible for more salary.

[@anuraguttam7459]

thank you

[@Mintu_mike]

​@@unnati2002can u briefly explain about Germany studies when a student has arrived .

[@Blessedmanpodcast]

Bro, I have just one question. Please reply. I completed my graduation in German (BA Hons in German) with 74% in 2021. After that, I joined Amazon as a Catalog Specialist in the same year. I now have over 3 years of work experience related to Vendor management, Operations and project management. Am I eligible to apply for a Master's program related to business studies, such as an MA in Operations Management or International Business, at public universities in Germany?

[@bongingermany]

Yes definitely. With german knowledge you also have better chance

[@skmr1991]

Kudos to your videos brother, humble, no drama, straight to the point. Im a Btech Automobile Engg graduate working for 11 years in the same industry in India and aspiring to move to Germany. However even with my work experience, im finding it extremely hard to find any jobs there. Even when I do, I never get a chance for an interview. I figured a master's from Germany might be the only way im going to have a fair chance at an interview there. Therefore I am applying for 2 universities there for this Summer intake (Electromobility from FAU Erlangen, International Automotive Engg and Automotive Production Engg from Techniche Hochschule Ingolstadt) having collected all required docs like APS, A2 German etc. Albeit my modest Btech score (only 70%) im hoping they consider my work experience in the same field as significant and accept my application. What are your thoughts on this?

[@bongingermany]

After 11 years, it can be very very difficult to go back to study. But it depends on your will and motivation ofcourse. Applying to 2 universities only can be very risky, because applicant numbers are huge. You may not get selected by small margins. Also, since you have such a huge study gap, your motivation letter must be really good in portraying why you want to go back to study. Otherwise, they can reject also.

[@myblackzone72]

Bro will mba healthcare management worth doing there

[@bongingermany]

MBA on healthcare management? Sorry but I don’t have idea about that

[@rishikeshguptha1487]

Hi, If someone has completed their Master's in Germany and wants to move to some other country like US or UK, are the Masters recognised well?

[@bongingermany]

yes, German degrees are highly regarded around the world.

[@aholysinner]

Hey Kaustav....really appreciating your videos lately. I am a bengali guy and did my bachelors in Business Administration from CU (Asutosh College). I had plans to go to Germany for my masters but then it got delayed due to personal factors and of course COVID. I am 28 now and am planning to go to Germany next year for an MBA or an International Marketing degree. I have worked as a technical content writer in some well known startups and organizations and am currently doing freelancing work. Would you say that it would be beneficial for me to move to Germany for a Marketing course at this point?

[@bongingermany]

Yes it would be. There are very good Marketing courses in Germany and jobs too. But keep in mind, for your field, German would be required in most jobs.

[@aholysinner]

@@bongingermany Hi...thanks so much for the reply. And yes, I understand that German would be necessary for my field. I have an A1 certificate and am currently doing Duolingo on a daily basis. I am aiming to get an A2 certificate before moving, and also aim to learn B1 and B2 while studying there. Also, thanks for the positive advice. I have followed you on Insta. Would love to connect with you there when possible. Bis spater! :)

[@KalpanaSarkarSelvam]

Hi Kaustabh! What is the age limit to apply for a job in Germany. Is there any age limit.

[@bongingermany]

Hi, my name is Kaustav. 🙂 No there is no age limit but maybe depending on job profile some limitations can be there

[@ranatirth2738]

masters in automobile was demanded in germany ?

[@bongingermany]

yes

[@josephinenaiga1953]

Thanks for the information Kindly share some agencies that can support in finance jobs recruitment

[@bongingermany]

Sorry, but I do not have agency contacts, and would suggest to search by yourself.

[@mohammedhyderabadwala5815]

Hey Kaustav, great video! I just want some clarity about earning as an MS student. You mentioned in the video that working as a university assistant doesn’t count toward the 140 full days of work. So, if I work in the university, I can still work other part-time jobs for up to 20 hours per week. With part-time jobs, I’d earn around 13 euros per hour for 140 days, plus any extra income from the university assistant role. Is that possible?

[@bongingermany]

I said working during the semester break doesn’t count towards your 140 days. But even if you work at the university, during semesters it is still counted.

[@mohammedhyderabadwala5815]

@@bongingermany If I work 10 hours per week in a mini-job (earning €520 monthly, tax-free) and 10 hours in another part-time job (€13/hour), I'll earn around €6,000 tax-free from the mini-job and €7,200 from the part-time job. Since €7,200 is below the €11,608 tax-free allowance, I'll avoid taxes. So, my total annual earnings would be about €13,200. Is this calculation correct?

[@Pharmawalee]

Bhiyaa can we connect on linkdin

[@bongingermany]

Sure. Send me a request

[@thalhahanas7852]

I am a recent Btech Data science graduate. I am planning to do masters in germany in the coming summer intake. I have already given the applications. But now i am concerned about work experience. Should i require working experience in india before doing masters so that i can get a job afterwards in Germany. Also will I be unemployed if i came to study masters without having at least an year of experience. Currently I have zero work experience and doesn’t know anything practical in this field.

[@bongingermany]

You can learn while doing your Masters and get work experience via technical student jobs or jobs in the university. After your masters degree, you will be a fresh graduate and competition can be strong. Be prepared for that. Working for 3-4 years in India and then coming to Germany is also a good option.

[@atharvapotdar5560]

Hi Kaustav, I am having 3 years of experience in SAP consultancy. I wanted to know if is it better to do a masters in germany or to search a job directly from India and get a work visa?. My sole aim is to get a decent job in Germany, please advice.

[@bongingermany]

I already said in the video, if your interest is only to move to Germany ,studying can be difficult to sustain

[@pcfan2625]

Sole aim to get a decent job . ! Of course you will . But why people of India believe that Germany has Illterate population and they created jobs only for Indians ?

[@anushas2654]

There are Technical University, Research University and Applied University in Germany. Which curriculum is least difficult to join and pursue. Thanks.

[@bongingermany]

TUs are mostly research oriented and is the toughest. THs are applied sciences universities which focus more on field work and hands-on learning - it is comparatively easier but not very easy.

[@rahulgowda4270]

Which country is best for masters in these two country, usa or Germany.

[@bongingermany]

Each place has its pros and cons

[@rahulgowda4270]

Any one sir

[@babitakhanduri9642]

Masters in finance or supply chain management? Which one has more scope? Do you have any idea about BSBI BERLIN? Is it worth joining??

[@bongingermany]

Yes that is a popular university. Finance has comparatively more scope.

[@GeNxSoLaR1]

would you recommend freshers in CSE field who just graduated to come directly foe masters ? Will it be befinificial ?

[@bongingermany]

Yea definitely

[@TheSandy345]

Hey Kaustav, I have 15 years of experience in a very reputed IT co. Can you give me some idea as to how much can I expect for my profile...both into SAP and Proj Mgt.

[@bongingermany]

Definitely in the range of 100-120k per year or even more, depending on company, location and job role.

[@rounakdey793]

Hey buddy, I have been working for the last six years in the risk and security domain, and I want to further upskill myself in cybersecurity. Therefore, I am planning to pursue my master's degree in Germany in cybersecurity. Will that help?

[@bongingermany]

Yes, that will help.

[@durgasajan7555]

Hi Kaustav, I am currently working as an Audit Associate in a Big 4 firm, with 2.5 years of experience and a CTC of 5.6 LPA. I hold an MBA with a specialization in Finance and Marketing from a reputable university. I am considering pursuing a second master’s degree in Germany, primarily to enhance my career prospects, secure better pay, and experience a higher standard of living. I wanted to seek your advice on a few aspects: 1. Would pursuing another master’s in Germany be a wise decision, given my current qualifications and work experience? 2. How valuable are an MBA and work experience in the German job market when aiming for higher-paying roles? 3. Would this move significantly improve my long-term career prospects? I would greatly appreciate your insights, as I am keen to make an informed decision. Thank you in advance for your guidance! Thanks, Durga

[@bongingermany]

You do not have much work experience and hence going back to studies can be a good career move for you. Also, German companies have good job positions for MBA holders, but most of those jobs require German language. Keep that in mind.

[@ganeshhs6891]

Can you tell about 3year experience person. Is it okay do master or it’s risky

[@bongingermany]

For 3-4 years it is a good time to come. Perfect for you masters application profile also.

[@uzairali3583]

Scope for mba in supply chain?? Also having experience in e-commerce in usa

[@bongingermany]

MBA has good scope but jobs would require German proficiency

[@SajibM]

Maybe its not right, I wanted to inquire about your salary range back in 2020. Are you still sending money to your family in India? If so, have you compared your previous savings with your current financial situation in Indian currency, considering you transfer funds to India? Why Do you think a salary range of 65,000-70,000 EUR is insufficient for starting a job after completing a master's degree? Would your savings now not be better compared to your previous job? Additionally, if living in Germany does not suit you, isn’t it possible to return to India and claim the pension contributions you deposited here? In light of these considerations, why do you feel it might not be beneficial to come to Germany? Just curuous after seeing your video.

[@bongingermany]

Good point. Happy to see someone bring a really valid point. As mentioned in my video, a salary of 65000-70000 is much better than what I was saving in India and also living in Germany has other perks too…but what I wanted to point out in this video is that coming with a masters and then joining a job can get you a lower salary. On the other hand, coming first with a job can get you a salary more than 65-70k , considering you have an experience of 7-8 years already.

[@SajibM]

@bongingermany Thanks for your answer. its true, experience of 8-10 years will go in vain in point of earning.

[@vamsichippa]

bro i am planning to come to germany for the bachloers can i ?

[@bongingermany]

Check your masters course application requirements

[@naveen6355]

Hi Kaustav bhai, To crack Product Manager Role in germany. IS one expected to have very good German Language skills?

[@randdomnerd]

Lets take this scenario. Imagine u don't know good enough german (maybe a b2 level) and someone native also applies for the same PM role. the company would prefer the native guy. And if u are thinking that u would get an English speaking job, then wake up mate. For english jobs u wont be the only one applying. there would be thousands if not lakhs of people applying for that job across the country. also mind u having connections works so well in Germany. So yes knowing Deutsch is such a plus point. just give an hr or 45 mins per day and u should be good to go.

[@bongingermany]

@randomnerd is correct. I second that. Also, for Product Manager roles you would mostly need to speak to clients and stakeholders, so English roles would be very very less. Naturally competition would be very high. For software engineers and purely technical roles, the situation is a bit better because there is no interaction needed with clients / stakeholders.

[@naveen6355]

@@bongingermany Thank you for your response dada.

[@naveen6355]

@@randdomnerd Thank you for your response bhai.

[@triton_96]

I have mechanical degree and want to do masters. But worked as a software engineer for few years and I want to continue in it. Is it possible to do master in cs or if I do masters in mech stream and want cs jobs after that can I do that.

[@bongingermany]

It's possible to show your IT experience and get into a CS masters. But if you do a mech masters, it's very difficult to get back to IT again. Maybe possible, but will be very difficult and also you will be treated as a fresher.

[@alfredjohnson4911]

I have 1.5 years of experience in Hr field, which option is best for me. Coming for masters or opportunity card.

[@bongingermany]

For HR jobs you would most probably need German language. If you have atleast B2 level German skills, you can definitely come with the opportunity card for jobs. But even then, getting a job can take time

[@Toxic_edge_247]

Dada amar germany asar khuv icce, but ami sure j ielts amar dara sombob na, ami work permit er jonno ki aste parbo ar asar pore citizenship pete koto ta smy lagte pare, asa kori vai ami ki bolte caici apni bujcen so plz amar prosno gular ans diyen. Take love vai❤ Ekdin apnar songe germany te deka hobe 💖🌸

[@bongingermany]

IELTS sob somoy lagena. Opportunity card korate chan ki? sekhane onno parameters diyeo point barano jay. ar jodi plain work permit korate chan tahole agey job offer letter thakte hobe. sei job ey jodi English chay tahole to IELTS ba TOEFL lagbei. Ar onno option hoche German ta khub bhalo kore sikhe nin, tahole English lagbena

[@Toxic_edge_247]

@@bongingermany Dhonnobad dada 💖🌸

[@srishti4083]

Is it worthy to do btech in CS from renowed university TIET (Thapar)in india or in Germany as i have completed my diploma in CSE at TIET only ?please reply soon

[@bongingermany]

your university does not matter as long as your skills and knowledge are improving. be it in India or in Germany. Also, whether you want to come to Germany depends on your wish to move abroad. it's not that getting a degree from India has less value. But getting it from Germany will help you settle abroad easily.

[@srishti4083]

@bongingermany sir if for some reasons we need to go india back after bachelors from Germany then will it be highly valued in India also?

[@bongingermany]

@ yes it will be. Not just in India, in any other country

[@srishti4083]

@@bongingermany thankyou so much sir

[@mukulyadav5374]

Hello Sir I am currently doing my btech in computer science in NIT ALLAHBAD and I want to do masters in computer science Is it good for me to come in Germany

[@bongingermany]

Yes you can. For recent graduates, it is a great opportunity.

[@royal_creation_-uu9ll]

Hi bro i am final year bcom now i want to study mba in germany should i need a job experience to join mba or i can join directly

[@ranatirth2738]

i have done bachelor's in mechanical engineering and i have 3 yrs of experience in job, i wanted to do masters in automobile sector in Germany is it okay to move germany ?

[@bongingermany]

Check the requirements of the masters course. It must match your bachelor credits.

[@ranatirth2738]

after Bachelor's in mechanical engineering their credits was not matched to do masters in automobile ? i dont have information about that !

[@ranatirth2738]

sir, can you gave me information about that !

[@ShreyanshChandrakar-x2f]

Sir what should i have 4 years of work experience but i am trying to apply directly but it's too difficult for job should i do masters and then i can come

[@bongingermany]

Yeah I know currently it's quite difficult to get a job directly. If you plan to come, be prepared mentally and do some research about German education and course procedures.

[@spoorthyav4703]

hello sir ! is it helpful for doing masters in electronics...And after doing masters for 2 years and 1 year work and if i go back to india ,will i get good package jobs

[@pcfan2625]

Why everyone are thinking about Germany than Dubai , UAE ?

[@bongingermany]

There are pros and cons of every place. Some people prefer Germany due to certain reasons.

[@dexterbravo1946]

Hi Kaustav, im having 4 yrs of not technical work experience. But i graduated as BCA and im planning for masters in technical field. Which is appropriate for me, to do masters in abroad or apply for tech jobs as i don't have any experience.

[@bongingermany]

Since you have no experience you will be treated as a fresher. As a fresher it is very difficult to land a job now.

[@Junshiv]

I'm a Bsc Data science graduate. Since I have 15 years of education will it be a problem to apply for german universities. I'm planning to come to germany after gaining 2 years of experience in India.

[@bongingermany]

No it should not be a problem as long as your bachelors credits meet the requirements of the masters course

[@Cloudyguy]

Hi Sir, I got an unconditional offer from SRH University with a Duolingo score 115. Is this score enough to apply for a student visa, or should I consider taking another English test?

[@bongingermany]

No. For visa you need to show either TOEFL or IELTS

[@Cloudyguy]

@ Is it okay to show TOEFL home based as well

[@bongingermany]

@ you need to check university requirements. If they have mentioned TOEFL, then it is allowed

[@smdashfaq1043]

Bro , Applying jobs from india not recommended and Coming to Germany for Masters for name sake not recommended then which would be best route to germany to come and search for jobs. Do you suggest job seeker visa or chancekarte visa

[@bongingermany]

Applying jobs from India is definitely recommended. I just said it can take time to get a job as it is difficult now, competition is really high

[@shibdassarkar9357]

Sir can you earn 80k euros a year after graduation from university in Germany? Plz reply. Thanks a lot.

[@bongingermany]

80k is a very high salary. For freshers it is very rare. For experience candidates, yes possible. But there are many factors.

[@shibdassarkar9357]

Sir how much do you expect to earn after graduation from university in Germany? Plz reply. Thanks a lot.

[@bongingermany]

Depends on field of study. For software engineers, If you are a fresher you will earn around 50k-60k depending on location, company, job role etc

[@silentguy2301]

Hello sir, I am Shaikh Faiz from India. I completed my Graduation in b. Com . I am planning for a masters in germany in finance and accounting but am confused about that . Are u guid me ? 😊

[@bongingermany]

Hello Shaikh. You can book a call with me on topmate.io/bong_in_germany for detailed sessions.

[@Dawn_Pocket786]

I have done my master in Political Science with very low percentage,even less then 50% in 2023... Am i eligible for another master in Germany??? Thanks in advance from 🇵🇰

[@bongingermany]

It’s a bit difficult but you can try. Maybe show some work experience.

[@Dawn_Pocket786]

@bongingermany also doing Govt job as police constable from 5 years

[@radhareddy3230]

Hi bro I got admission in EU business school and i have 8 years of exp in IT will that be a good decision

[@bongingermany]

Depends on how much dedicated you are while studying. Business school is good if you put effort. Also, remember for you German will be a must for job search.

[@1777kambhampatipristinamanaswi]

I am commerce student. Can i get ms accounts free seat

[@nomanshaikhali3355]

hello bro, I'm from Pakistan... I'm a software engineer(.Net) having around 4 years of experience. Should i come on a study visa ? is it worth it in my situation ? As i have applied for direct jobs but got no success even.

[@bongingermany]

Yes, I have heard the same thing from many people. You can definitely come, but as I mentioned, you have to be prepared.

[@nomanshaikhali3355]

@bongingermany sure... bro what's the market situation?

[@dishadave3711]

Hi kaustav , i am 2 year experienced oracle Hcm technical consultant Can you please suggest if I should do masters from germany or not? If yes then can you please suggest some courses

[@bongingermany]

Definitely go for masters if you want to study further. 2 years experience is a good level. Search for courses on daad.de

[@akashdas3313]

Bangali...❤

[@bongingermany]

👍🏼

[@harshparikh522]

app links are not wroking Btw Thank you for making this video :) 😇

[@bongingermany]

Thanks for mentioning. Updated the links