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Doctoral admission will highly depend on your grades … especially the MIM grades. Student job will depend on your CV and skills you bring to the table. For accommodation, I will recommend starting very early because it is very difficult to get accommodation until and unless you are willing to pay very high rent amounts.

Maybe you should first find a suitable place and then only bring your family. Then you are more flexible with your choices in the beginning few months and can focus on understanding Germany first.

Thank you very much.

Hi Kashish, if your plans are to come back to India soon, you should better go for IIMs. In India, IIMs have a way better brand power compared to any German MIM degree .. short term as well as long term. Best of luck :)

It has both English and English + German tracks. I only had English language certificate at the time, so I applied for the English track :)

@@rohitthe14th Thank You very much for your insights:)

Aare sirjee! Kaise ho aap?

Thanks for the kind words @maverickranjan :)

Hi Kaushik, employment opportunities in Germany are a lot if you have the right skills for the job. Germany is right now facing huge shortages of skilled workers. Best of luck :)

Hi Divya, this is a very contextual question and the answer will depend on what exactly you want from the degree. For me, it worked out pretty well :). Yes, GMAT is mandatory. Course requirements etc. are clearly mentioned on the program page of Uni Mannheim. Best of luck :)

@@rohitthe14th hey would be really great if you could if you provide your lindekin id it if possible can you help me with that

You can find it in the links section of my CZcams profile or on my website www.rohitthe14th.com

I would love to make one, but I only try to cover topics what I have known or researched enough. Unfortunately, I don’t have much info on French MIM programs … but maybe in future.

Hi Shashank, all of the above are good universities. In Germany, the companies do not differentiate a lot between the local universities so you should select the university where you find the course the best, or the location around which you want to find the final job. Also, try to learn German language if you plan to work in Germany. It will help a lot. Best of luck 😊👍

@@rohitthe14th Thanks for answering rohit and one more doubt is that like if I have done MBA from Germany and want to proceed my career in India just after MBA so it give me advantage or not and I am able to get job in India or might face difficulty to get job india ?

If you study MBA in Germany and want to directly work in India, it won’t give you much advantage compared to MBAs in India. Rather if compared to top MBAs in India (IIM, ISB), you will be even at a disadvantage in terms of job opportunities in India. This is because the brand value of IIM, ISB or other top Indian institutes is way more recognized in India and they have a very solid on campus placement support and network.

Hi Maverick, some of my friends did what you said and that is a good way too. For me, Student exchange was around 4-5 lacs extra and I didn’t want to take a bank loan to do that. There are less international job offers even at IIMs so landing in your favorite international location depends on your luck and patience. Doing a proper degree has many benefits. You choose your location and time. It gives you time to culturally integrate and create natural social networks. Your degree is more recognized in the local market compared to Indian degrees. You get more time and exposure to learn the new language. And of-course It is a lot of fun to be a student again 😍

Hi Subham, i think I already replied to you on Linkedin. Still repeating the answer here for general benefit :) I think if you are a good software engineer, you have a high chance of getting a job/ internship/ working student position in Germany during / after MBA based on tech skills. If I have to point out a few main skills on top of what you bring as a software engineer, I will say German language skills, helpful / problem solving nature, and cultural appropriateness. Best of luck :)

I agree with you Shashank. I will move into further topics apart from education. Just taking sometime to get the right useful content ready. Stay tuned :)

Hi Shashank, absolutely. It is in my plan too … keep watching the space! And thanks for the good idea :)

Hi Techion, assuming you have a decent graduation percentage, a good GMAT score (720+) will get you in the program. For ex. I got in the Mannheim MIM english track with 720 GMAT + 70% graduation marks. For consulting / fin jobs, you should first try for internships while studying in Mannheim. Depending on the role in fin/consulting and the firm you want, it will be easy or difficult to get an internship and eventually a job. Strat. Consulting such as MBB (Mck, Bain, BCG) are more difficult than others. Also many roles will look for very good German language skills.

In my experience, in Germany you can easily switch between various fields if you have required credits. So, even as engineer, you can get into most business courses including mannheim MIM if you have the required 36 ECTS. I had 36 ECTS as I took a few business courses in DCE during my engineering bachelors. To be fair to all, uni mannheim had a policy to not consider master degree credits in selection for master in management program. So, my IIM degree credits ( also a masters program) were not considered in selection.

Best of luck! 😄

Hi Vishnu, yes, with very good GMAT, I will say you do stand a chance. Your graduation grades are a bit low, but if you can compensate with very good GMAT, it should be ok. Another thing that could help in Mannheim MIM is international exchange or work ex. For now, I will say just try your best and apply everywhere you feel ok with. Think where to go once you have a few calls. Best of luck :)

@@rohitthe14th thank you for the apt reply. There is a masters in global management courses(which I assume is the mim you mentioned) and an mba option as well. What would be an average amount of work experience for MBA and does govt work carry good weightage as relevant. Kindly share this as well. Thanks in advance

Hi Vishnu, I think the min. Work ex required is 3 years for Mannheim Business School MBA. Other universities might have 2 or 3 yr as requirement for MBA as well. They don’t care if it is govt. or private, but during job search it is more helpful if your previous job was in something which Germans can relate to. For example in a world famous MNC, some German company, some very known work areas like IT, Data Science etc. The less they can understand what you did, the less relevance they will give to your work experience.

@@rohitthe14th thank you for the information. Wish you all the best.

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Hi Amit, I think you are at the sweet spot to go for any of the two. MIM will cost you less money, more time and will ease you into a new country, culture. MBA will cost more money, less time, but might give you a slightly higher starting salary in European market. I was in your spot as well, and I took MIM because I wanted to really understand if Germany suits me and for that I needed time to explore various aspects of life in Germany. And I am glad, I selected MIM. Sorry for the late reply. I was sick. Best of luck :)

@@rohitthe14th hahaa, thank you once again for suggesting and motivating me😍

​@@rohitthe14ththans i am at same spot now pls help u got any 1 to 1 top mate. Onsultations ??

Bro u joined which course can u pls share ur linkidn name ❤❤

I already answered the question in the other video :) Best of luck!

Hi Sanjeev, no, mmm double degree didn’t use to cost extra. I had applied for it as well, but was not selected. The competition is a bit tough as it is a very good option for all mmm students (germans + international), so many students apply. Seats are very limited though. Still, you should definitely try.

Your profile has pretty good chance if your internship / workex is international or you are applying for the german-english track.

@@rohitthe14th thank you so much, Rohit. I couldn’t work abroad. I have 7 months of experience working in sales at one of the Volkswagen dealerships. I have 3 months of experience working as a bilingual interpreter for a leading international interpretion company. If I am to do an internship, which field should it be? About applying for german-English track they require C2 german which I think is extremely difficult to obtain within a span of 7 months. I am much obliged for all your suggestions. I couldn’t find any other better public german university than Mannheim which focuses much on business.

Well, if you just have 7 months, I will suggest you to use it to improve your German language as much as possible. C2 will be impossible so, you can still apply in the English track and hope for the best. In application, I will recommend that you should try to put evidences proving your familiarity and skills w.r.t. the course, language and culture. So internship in German companies, experience with German culture etc. all helps formally or informally to strengthen your case. But please be sure that you can prove them accordingly. European universities don’t like inflated CVs with no proof backing up the claims. Best of luck.

@@rohitthe14th Thank you so much Rohit. I'll definitely do it. I'm preparing for TestDaF. Hoping the best :)

Hi Althaf, yes sure. How can I help you?

As an alumni, is there something you could do like recommendation or something? What are the steps and procedures i should do to get through? Hiw did you made to the university? Can you share your journey in a grasp if that is alright w you?

Hi Althaf, as an Alumnus there is no way to recommend anyone. For me it was pretty straightforward. I had 70% in graduation, 720 in GMAT and that was enough to get me through. I am thinking of offering a live Q&A session, but because my channel doesn’t have enough subscribers, CZcams has limited my live stream feature. But I am figuring that out and will soon do one. Till then, best of luck! 😊

That is a very specific field. Which exact course + uni is he looking into? What does he aim to do in future after getting the degree?

@@rohitthe14th CURRENTLY DOING BBA AND PART TIME REMOTE TEAM LEADING FROM ESPOTS STARTUP FROM BANGALORE SO END OF HIS BBA HE WILL HAVE ATLEAST 1.5 YRS EXP IN ESPORTS DOMAIN HE IS VERY FOCUSED IN HIS INTEREST...YET FINALIZE COUNTRY AND COURSE..SO RESEARCHING NOW ....THANKS

MBA is better wrt money you can fetch after your degree because of your WorkEx. But, you need to pay a lot of money for MBA, and you get less time to settle in Germany. If that is fine, go for it.

Hi Varun, it depends on what you want in life. What are you top 2 priorities when selecting masters course?

Hahahaha. Bihar me paida hua aur padha hu. Hindi hi to aachi hai, english to bus practice kar kar ke dhire dhire sikhi hai :) Is video me maine Hindi bola hai thoda bohot: czcams.com/video/VPvsRxq7qCo/video.html

Arunava sir, samajh lo ki germany me ek basic life lead karne ke liye kaafi hai. Agar aapko master in management ya fir IIM Calcutta ki starting salary jaani hai to ye video dekh sakte ho, usme maine starting salaries batayi hai dono ki :) czcams.com/video/Q_1yd3u6wI8/video.html

Although two masters don’t make sense to many, i grew a lot personally and professionally through each masters, so I will take your comment as a compliment 😄

Hi Sachin, relatable work-ex will help for sure, but it is not a must. In general, your shortlists and job conversions in Europe will highly depend on how convincingly you can prove you can do the job you have applied for. it could be through work-ex but could also be through internships etc. Best of luck :)

Glad you think so!

Thanks a lot

Hi Billionaire :)

Glad you liked it!

That’s true Vaishnavi. I did want to switch to a career outside India and realized that Germany is a very good option to do so :)

@@rohitthe14th Everyone's journey is different, and you have taken road not taken. All the best Rohit. Hope you make the best out of it.

@@rohitthe14th but u can actually do that after working in India at some company and then working for the same company abroad, Right?? For example, if u are working as a consultant at McKinsey in India, after few years, can't u go abroad by talking to your managers or such asking for a role abroad??? Is that not possible?

@@himadri406 Yes, it is possible and most Indians move out that way only, but it is never certain. In my opinion, studying is a more certain way and helps you integrate, enjoy and understand a new country way better :)

Glad you think that! :)

It will depend on what else you have in your application. Hard to judge from just GMAT. Most students had GMAT in the range 650-700.

@@rohitthe14th I come from an engineering background with cgpa around 8.4 approx. In your opinion which of the two(TUm or Manheim) is better for an engineering background and overall has a good MiM curriculum?

@@rohitthe14th thanks Rohit for your response and considerable suggestion. As I am planning to shift my Domain entirely to business I will apply to both of the Universities just to increase my chances of getting into one. Thanks again.

Hi Vikrant, unfortunately, I personally do not have much experience or Idea on M.Pharma. But, will try to find someone who knows it and if found, will try to share the info in some future video if possible :) best of luck.