LMU 🇩🇪 MSc. Data Science Course Curriculum | How to Apply | No Fees 🔥🔥 | Scholarships (English)
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- The video covers the MSc. in Data Science course offered by Ludwig Maximilian University, Munich, Germany. The video explains course eligibility, how to apply, course curriculum, fees, scholarships, and everything you need to know! So, stay tuned to the last of the video to know everything about this awesome course.
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hi, thank you for the video! I am an ec graduate but with 2.06 GPA (German grading). When I checked the requirements it was 1.5 GPA cutoff, do they still consider 2.06?
Hi Nishal. Well, they are not asking 1.5 to be your overall grade. There's a specific calculation they have given here. Take out the best courses from your program that adds up to 150 ECTS credits. Then calculate the German GPA for this. Name it Avg 1. Then filter out Statistics and Data Modelling based courses from your curriculum and get an equivalent German grade for it too. Name it Avg 2. Then filter Computer Science courses from your curriculum and get another German grade for this. Name it Avg 3. Now, average all the 3 averages we calculated above. That needs to be better than 1.5. So, don't worry so early, you might get a better grade with this calculation! Also, if in an unfortunate case, it doesn't go below 1.5, then the application will be a straight reject as they have firmly written "must be better" which is probably the strongest word for a request in the English language!😅 Good luck with the calculations. Hope you get into the "better" range!✌️
@@knowledgeoverflow6012 thank you sooo much for the prompt reply, highly appreciate it. Since I'm from ECE, don't you think i don't even subjects related to CS and stats :( I have like one or two. How to calculate then? I might be asking for a lot. But can you help me with this regard?
hey, can you please help with this calculation?
Well, that could be a problem. Generally 60 ECTS equals 1 year degree. So, essentially 30 ECTS could correspond to many courses. You can try including "maths" subjects in that bucket to try your luck and similarly for CS-based courses. It's not foul play but a calculated risk in order to atleast get to the admission committee's table.
To calculate ECTS for a course, find the number of hours taught in a week for that course, multiply it by the number of weeks in that semester and divide thd result by 30. This will give you ECTS for that subject.
Hope this was of some help.
Thank you brother You are amazing
I have 6&2 credit(Indian) courses throughout my 3year bachelor's (total 140 credits) and the respective ects are 7.7 & 2.6. Because of fractional ects I am unable to select exactly 150 ects worth of courses. Can I give 156 ects worth of courses for avg grade 1?
Hi,i got 6 bands in ielts and my current cgpa till seventh semister is 9 cgpa and i am having no work experience and no gre score,and planning todo a ms in data science will i have a chance of getting admission?
Can you explain about the overall average grade mentioned in requirements? It is mentioned that it is composed of avg grade 1, 2 & 3. What does that mean?
Hi Saloni. So German universities use a different grading system known as the Bavarian system. In this you have a 1 to 5 scale; 1 being the absolute best and 5 being the worst. We have a detailed video on our channel for that, you can watch and know more about it here: czcams.com/video/SLwxoa0URts/video.html
So for specific subjects, they require a specific grade average. Like for computers courses a specific score is being asked. So you need to calculate the average of all those subjects. Hope this helps!
Thanks for your assistance😊. When does applications for summer semester commence please? And can you help with the link for masters in any “Economics related course.” Thank you!
Hey Esther. Thanks a lot for your kind words. Seeing the MSc. Economics page, it seems it doesn't have a summer semester start option. For winter semester next year, the application will start on April 1st till April 30th.
Here's the program page for your reference: www.en.master.econ.uni-muenchen.de/index.html
For other programs that have an option to start in summer semester, the application deadline is January 15th.
Hope this helps. Good luck on your application!✌️
@@knowledgeoverflow6012 you’re amazing! Thank you 😊
hi, thank you for the video. I am a CS graduate. Could you please tell me the deadline by which all of the documents need to reach the International Office? I couldn't find that anywhere.
Hi. The international form should reach to the International Office before the official program application deadline. As it makes a part of your application, there is no separate deadline for it and is considered along with your online application. So, send the form right after you complete your online application. Good luck!👍
Sir for bachelors also in Canadian unis pls 🙏
hi sir i had a doubt,i will finish my bsc(regular)statistics and i have no idea about what statistical science is and what is data modelling and computational science,so since i have no academic knowledge about these subjects am i not eligible for this course?? or am i eligible since i have done bsc stats
Hey! If you've studied the subjects as part of the curriculum and this degree fits in the degree requirements as per the video, you'll be eligible for it. Knowing or not knowing a subject is totally a different thing and will only be a roadblock in case of an interview. So, you'll be fine as long as you fulfil the requirements. Hope this helps.
Hello sir..can you please tell me the minimum cgpa required in Indian system for this course..I can't understand the German grading system.. pls reply sir.
Hi Soumyadipta. Well, firstly you need to follow this structure to get your German grade. Take out the best courses from your program that adds up to 150 ECTS credits. Then calculate the German GPA for this. Name it Avg 1. Then filter out Statistics and Data Modelling based courses from your curriculum and get an equivalent German grade for it too. Name it Avg 2. Then filter Computer Science courses from your curriculum and get another German grade for this. Name it Avg 3. Now, average all the 3 averages we calculated above. That needs to be better than 1.5.
Now, in order to calculate these German grades discussed above, we use "Modified Bavarian Formula". It's a complicated formula to write here, so you can use any of the German calculators online or read about this formula on Wikipedia and apply values to the variables yourself.
Here's our video on how to convert to a German GPA:
czcams.com/video/SLwxoa0URts/video.html
Let us know in case of any further doubts.🙂
Hi
I have a degree in bsc chemistry. And then i done MCA.. Can i apply for this with my mca? And is it easy to get in a public university? (Becoz degree and Pg in different streams)
Hey Tincy. You are indeed eligible to apply to this course. As far as different study domains are concerned, Germans don't care about switching fields unless you can provide a strong reason. For that you must write a strong SOP indicating why and how switching helped/helping you. Public universities anywhere in the world are never easy to get into, especially the German once due to their low or no cost of study. That said, it's not impossible either! You need to distinguish yourself by showcasing your experiences through your SOP. One ideal trick is SOP shouldn't look like a "detailed resume". Hope all this helps. Good luck for your application!✌️
What details are required in the Desired Degree Program section?
Hi Shreya! There you'll have to put the name of the subject that you want to apply to. For example, the major for this course would be Data Science. You can club it with a minor if you want and that'll go into minor and 2nd minor respectively. Similarly, if you have another course on your mind, you can fill it in the 2nd choice. They'll consider you for that course if you're not accepted to the first course. For entry level you'd put 1, because you want admission to the 1st semester. I hope this helps? Good luck with your application!👍
Hey sir can you please tell me this data science course has interview round ??i have 1.6 gpa should i have to give interview?
Yes Anushka. There is an interview round. For more details on what things that might be asked in the interview, tune in to the video section called "Interview". Hope this helps.
Very thanks sir can u please tell me the strt date of application for fall 22 programs in most of German universities?
For most of the German universities, for winter semester, the applications generally run from May till July and for summer semester it is from December till mid January. This information is retrieved from the DAAD website. You can find more details here: www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=www.daad.de/en/study-and-research-in-germany/plan-your-studies/applying/&ved=2ahUKEwi23Zexwsr0AhXCTmwGHbIuCcQQFnoECEMQBQ&usg=AOvVaw1_7JPi6gITShM3mMJU217i
@@knowledgeoverflow6012 thank you sir but what about student visa process?, Do we get enough time for its procedure?, If we send our applications at the month of May?
Sure! You'll get ample time. This May timeline is for a course starting in Winter semester which starts in January. So you'll get ample time!
Hi,
I did my bachelor's in Physics i.e. B.Sc. (H) Physics from Hans Raj College. I'm not sure if my course makes me eligible for the course. It'd be great if you research and get back to me.
Hi Drishti! The requirements are for 180 credits which essentially is a 3-year degree. One year corresponds to 60 ECTS credits in EU. So, if you have studied all the prerequisite courses as explained in the video, you'll be comfortably eligible to apply! Just make sure you check with all the courses that are listed in prerequisite section. Cheers!✌️
Can a Mechanical engineering bachelor from India apply for a master's in data science in German Public University?
Hi Gouri. Yes, absolutely you can apply to German public universities with a different bachelor program. However, they have a certain requirement that you must have studied a required number of credits in the related field. In this case it would be computer science and statistics. For exact number of credits you might need to check the full video. In addition to that, you need to write an excellent SoP stating why you would like to switch your domain. German universities are known to be orthodox when it comes to switching fields and thus it becomes extremely important to explain why you want to make the switch. While writing the SoP, we would suggest not to completely disregard your mechanical background. Try to make connections in your field to data science and explain how a data science degree can help you achieve something in your current domain. Even if you don't want to work in mechanical domain, try to find a link between these fields and exploit that to write your SoP. Hope this helps.
Hi ..I have done B.E. in Electronics and 5yrs of work experience as a Software Engineer in India.Am I eligible to apply??..Also plz let me know is it mandatory to provide English certificate like IELTS or TOEFL?..I have done my B.E in English..so is it sufficient to prove English proficiency for this program?
Hi Vivek. Germans are known to be sticking to the domains and hence it becomes necessary to provide the underlying reasoning. Had it been in some other domain, you might need to have explained why would you like to change your domain. But in your case, it seems you won't need one as you have 5 years of software experience. As a matter of fact, 5 years is a solid work experience and could place you in the top profiles for admits.
As for IELTS, we would suggest to appear for it anyway because there have been instances where you have a university offer but your visa was rejected. So to avoid a probable visa rejection, it is always advised to write an English test even though the university doesn't ask for it. Good luck!✌️
Thanks for your reply
Is 180 credits is mandatory because our college is offering only 164 credits
Hi Gowtham. These 180 credits refer to ECTS credits which is a standardised credit system in Europe. You might need to check with your university about the credit system they follow. Then you can convert a course's credit points to ECTS by using this formula:
ECTS_Credits = Your_Course_Credit * (60 * Degree_Years) / Total_Credits
For example, if you have a 3 credit course, the equivalent ECTS would be:
ECTS = 3 * (60 * 3) / 164 = 3.3 ~ 3.
Assuming you have a 3-year degree. You can put the exact number in this formula and calculate the equivalent ECTS and then add all the individual ECTS to get the overall ECTS for the complete degree program. Hope this helps
Is the program online or In-person?
I'd prefer online so I don't have to deal with visa processes
Unfortunately no, this program is only available in in-person mode. So, you'll have to go through the regular admission process and the visa formalities. But you need not worry, German study visa is not do difficult to get. As a matter of fact, the success rate for study visas is greater than 90% in Germany. Your visa application will only be rejected under serious issues with your application. Don't fret, just apply for the program, it's one of the world's most prestigious programs and you would not like to miss it just because of visa hassle! Good luck :)
Hi Shreevidya. Most of the German universities don't accept applications with backlogs. However, some universities are there which accept applications with at most 5 backlogs. There's no information on the website about this, so you might need to reach out their admissions team via email to know more about it. Please mail your query to the email: m-datascience@lmu.de
International Health course is available in LMU?
Hi Hira. Yes, do they have an MSc. in International Health. You can explore the program website here: www.cih.lmu.de/education/study-programs/master-programs/msc-int-health
ielts requirement for this course
Hi Godson. It is their in the video under "Requirements" section. You can check out the exact requirements needed for this program.
What is CV without gaps?
Hey. A CV without gaps means you don't have any "years of gap" between your study or job. For instance, if you took a drop after 12th, that would be a gap. You took a year off after graduating and then started working, that's a gap. All these free years accounts to gap in the CV.
@@knowledgeoverflow6012 i have a 1 year gap after my bachelor's where i did some projects and an internship. Can I makeup for the gap by adding these to the CV?