Hello,

the only way to make a free degree is to get a scholarship. if you have good education qualification or merit then you can apply for scholarship by performing best in the test/exams.

Nothing comes for free. even expecting a free degree from Aboard won't be logical. You have to pay fees and have personal expenses like hostel, mess.

You have to appear GRE/TOFEL and clear it so that you will be eligible for going aboard. Choose a college and go through the selection process. meanwhile prepare and apply for scholarships programs.

Hope it helps!

Hello aspirant,

To do MS in Germany, the minimum CGPA requirement is 6.5. To get admission in a good university you need to get a very good score in IELTS and your CGPA must be above 8. You will also need to do research work and also have them published from organizations like IEEE , it can be on any field.

Thank you.

hi,

RWTH Aachen University is one of Europe's leading institutions for science and research. around 31000 students are enrolled for different programs, rwth aachen ranked 99 in world university ranking, so if you are opting for masters it is a good decision, however you need to work really hard and study sincerely to achieve a good placement after studying,

hi,

see some of the university of Germany like Technical university munich accepts gate score and you also need to have ielts or toefel or gre depends on university recruitment. most of the top ranked university has scholarship schemes for foreign students and it will cover your tuition fees, but the food and rent for housing is costly and you may need to do part time work for financial support. totals expenses around 30-50k per month.

Hello Aspirant

I would suggest that you first decide the university where you want to pursue your PHD in art history, study about its fees structure, prospects etc.

Then you contact the college by mail as colleges abroad are very responsive. Ech college has a separate application criteria for PDH students therefore you'll have to apply individually.

As for scholarship, they have scholars programs were you submit your application along with a few other details like family background etc which are required. Then they will shortlist people for scholarship after considering their applications and most probably will take an interview too.

But if your application is so good, sometimes the university offers good scholarships without filling any form also as they want to come and study in their university.

hi,

see the national institute of open schooling is a recognized education board of  india, however before applying to any foreign university you need  to check their eligibility criteria and qualifying marks details, since nios is a recognized education board and run by central government , students are eligible to take admission and many foreign universities accept nios certificate.

hello aspirant

if you can get admission in BTECH in germany can u mention the university you want to get admission because it depends on the university and their rules.not all norms are same .

Hey there!

First things first, shortlist the countries you plan on pursuing your grad from. Then make a list of schools in those countries, which provide you the course of your interest.

Germany is a very good place for higher studies, along with other European Countries like Italy and Venice. The courses are almost free if you get the scholarships.

And no, you need not study German before hand, you just need to know the basics in order to survive in a foreign land. Also, they will provide you with a one year of foundation course during your first year, where they will teach your German.

Before attempting the IELTS, please look up the requirements of the college which you plan on attempting. Some colleges accept IELTS scores, while some accept TOEFL and some accept both. Also, kindly prepare for the exam properly before attempting. Considering the English eligibility exams takes place every week, take a little preparation time before attempting it. Also, you will have to give the SATs too for taking admission in grad programs.

Hope this helps.