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For studying in Germany mainly you should have proficiency in english, a good gre, ielts or toefl score and an A2 certification in German Language. If you have a very good undergraduate percentage, a good resume/profile then you may also get scholarship or even free tuition. So i

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GRE paper is almost of the same level as of CAT and GMAT. The cat has no writing tasks, whereas the GMAT has one and the GRE has 2. That makes GRE a little bit different. The verbal ability/ reasoning questions of GRE, specially the sentence correction types and

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you have not specified the course for admission but this is the basic procedure

IELTS Writing Task 2 and the GRE AWA’s Analyse-an-Issue Task are almost exactly the same. Both tasks involve writing your opinion on a social issue — something like global warming,

Hi shama,

You have not mentioned the name of university/college.

So i can only suggest you to, keep checking the official website for counselling information.

Hope this will help

All the best for your future!!!

Hello Uday Kiran

There is nothing like an Average BTech student. One needs to figure out their interest field which they want to make as the career option. 

Also through GRE, taking admission in the top 100 universities in the world in quite tough. So you need to prepare properly

If you are aiming for a job in the foreign country, then VIT integrated course is definitely better because when you finish your masters abroad, you will get job opportunities there and if you're able to nail that, then you can aim to settle there. Else you can take SRM

The Graduate Record Exam is accepted not only in the US, but in around 150 countries in total, which includes thousands of universities. 

Yes, many Mtech colleges worldwide accept the GRE score. You may also sit for Gate as it leads to Mtech colleges too. All the best!