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@@faqueeulhusnain3729 if you're an average student then you need to ask yourself why is it that you want to do automotive engineering that too in Germany in the first place? Easy or difficult is a very over generalization of any degree. Some things might be easy some would be way more difficult, some would be mid easy, some would be mid difficult. Your perception of easy and difficult would be different than mine. Start from the place is it really the "engineering" part you're interested in or is it something else? Some people just want to get out of their own countries and study visa is the easiest thing to do that. So be honest to yourself and ask the question why is it you want to study here, as if you genuinely want to study no matter how difficult it is you would do it.

@@saviobcardoso3986 I ain't mocking any field of Engineering I ain't stopping anyone from pursuing the course of study of their interest. I am just trying to share insights so that people can take better decisions. If sharing insights creates a confusion for you then I think it's better to reflect your decision making ability. I never applied to Automotive Engineering, rather I had chance to study several modules from Automotive, but I didn't because I got more and more interested in the field I chose. I wish you all the very best :)

Which university offers this course?

Depends upon the area of the work. Technical field of course NOT, there might be exceptions but I haven't ever seen anyone from commerce background working in for instance autonomous vehicles. Finance, economics and all the other branches of commerce are relevant for any company and just like any other company, Automotive company too has these areas where people are needed. But if your question is getting into Automotive Engineering work by having commerce background, Nope!

Job market has nothing to do with CGPA I would say that Mechanical Engineering which is taught in Tier 3 colleges in India (if you're from India) has no value in the job market. Domain knowledge in any field is extremely important and it has to be combined with Artificial Intelligence and almost all the companies are working in this direction.

Thanks, hope you got some value out of it :)

Self study and the art of using available resources to the best of their capacity can definitely lead to much favourable results :)

Do what you feel like doing at the moment. The main thing is that you should be interested in what you're doing, also being aware of the current changes happening in the industry. Once you feel disinterested into something you already have been doing, then pivot.

Hi thanks for the question. First of all you do NOT have IIM as an option. IIMs are very difficult to crack and if you have done your Bachelors from a Tier 3 college then getting directly into IIMs right after your engineering is next to impossible. Regarding future of Automobile engineering, you're right about that, it's the case with India, "currently". The Automotive sector in India is not strong at all, all we have are service based companies which contribute to almost 54% of our GDP. So pursuing Mechanical Engineering or Automobile Engineering in India is not a wise decision. Combine this situation with poor, outdated education and the population graduating every year, you'll have a recipe for a catastrophe. That's why people switch to IT jobs because they're available in abundance and require minimum skills to crack. And there is nothing wrong working in IT sector because the "geographical location" you're living in provides only those opportunities. You gave me 3 options, honestly speaking that's for you to decide. I ain't gonna take life decisions for you.y suggestion would be to research more about Data related fields. Focus on what you found interesting during your bachelors and be logical, do not go into fantasies. Take logical decisions whether you were really a good student? Were you really interested in your studies? Which subjects did you like? Do those subjects have any use in the industry? Do those subjects have more inclination towards research or towards industry? Does the course of study for your masters really matter to you or just coming to Germany is you goal? Do you have enough capacity to manage your expenses here? And so on. If you try to introspect you'll definitely get answers. Regarding your decision of getting into you Father's business is entirely your call, I have no say in that. I wish you all the very best!

Hey you need not address me as 'Sir'. Britishers are long gone from our country/countries. What I know is DDM is taught in English, don't remember if there is another Automotive course in German. Best is to refer the official university site or visit Daad.de :)

Haha, sorry for that, will speak slower next time :)

Really happy for you and also glad that you took decisions based on real facts and data :)

Without knowing the course content, it's difficult to comment. Remember the degree doesn't matter that much but what you learn in that and how you build your profile plays an important role. I have seen people who did Production masters ended up working in their dream companies like Google.

Hey thanks for your question You need not address me as sir, I ain't British shith*le Indian :) You're already in 12 th std and are learning German, okay got it. Now you're asking me should you come to Germany? Let me ask you a counter question - Are you really, "really" learning German? How are you managing your 12 th board studies with German? Or are you just trying to fool me? You yourself are not clear whether you should come. Ask yourself - why do you want to come here? What's the reason? You need a strong reason for your decisions, don't you kid? Okay you want to do Bachelor's in Automotive. Do you even have the slightest idea of where this field is going to head after 6 years? Do you have any idea of what kind of people are they hiring in Automotive companies as of now? Have you done any research on your part? Have you heard about LLMs, ChatGPT, Data Science, Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning? Are you able to cook? Are you able to manage your finances? How fluent can you speak German? Are you willing to leave India at such a young age? Would be able to handle the homesickness in the initial period? The stress both mental and financial that would come during your studies? Ask these questions to yourself and then take the decision. I hope this helps! All the very best :)

Computer science, machine learning, data science, artificial intelligence. I would go for these

Hey there! Thanks for thr question. You don't have to address me as Sir, I don't like it :) That's a very good decision that you want to switch to AI. There are always chances of job after a masters degree in Germany provided that you have a very good command on German. There are people who get jobs without German as well but they have to struggle a lot. Being able to speak in German would definitely will give you an edge. You have to check if there are universities offering MS in AI or not, because often times universities don't have an AI degree but AI could be one of the subjects in a masters degree. Also AI is a very broad concept and there are lots of things in it, masters degree is often concentrated to one specific field and that's why you become master in it :) You can check "Daad" website for the courses, just google "Daad.de" anr go to international programmes. There you'd find lots of options :) All the very best!

Why do you want to work only in the Automotive Industry? Why not the space sector? Why not the manufacturing sector? Why not the Business sector? Why not the clothing sector? Why not the smartphone industry? Have you ever seen the actual work people do in the Automotive sector? Have you talked to them? Do you actually know what the work is?

@@infinity2355 Bro Because I love vehicle especially cars and I like to work in ADAS of cars.I think ADAS works by AI.

@@albin3792 Thanks for your answer buddy. One straight question how old are you and what are you studying currently?

Hey thanks for the question! I don't know if such a course exist. You can always check Daad.de website Just google Daad and go to international programmes. There you'll find all the courses which are offered by all the universities in Germany. You can filter as per the course of instruction in German or English and many other things. Then apply to the course of your choice and if you don't get it, don't get discouraged, because that's highly possible. Instead rethink about your decision and go for another course which slightly matches of what you wanna do. And then adapt to that, maybe you would find something else that could be interesting.

Thanks for your comment. Please don't just stick to Automotive. There are plenty of amazing courses in Germany and once you start exploring you would see how interesting they are. Also focus more on AI, Machine Learning because they are the present as well as the future.

Definitely yes, AI and ML is worth it. But how do I get there is a bigger question na... Any chance I could connect with you over a call or something, if you fine with it? Also I can share my insta, since it's public account anyway.

@@justpriyanshlife No calls no Insta There are many people on YT who are more qualified than me and have made videos on how to switch to Data Science :)

Hey there! Thanks for the suggestion. My intention was to target international audience with this video and it's only possible if I speak in English. Secondly I wanted to reach a wider audience in India as well, because not everyone speaks Hindi in India. Just because you're Indian doesn't mean you can speak Hindi. Also just because you are Indian and can speak Hindi, doesn't mean that you have to speak *only* in Hindi always. If you had so much time to comment you could have also checked that I have made videos which are in Hindi as well. Moreover, "German" is a language and "Germany" is a country. A person who doesn't know the difference between the two and claiming to be living here sounds absolutely dumb and idiot. Lastly in Hindi it's not 'Indian' rather भारतीय/हिंदुस्तानी. If you want to comment in Hindi use Devanagari script, don't insult the language by typing in English letters. Get yourself educated first before commenting.

Hey Sorry I don't know about that A google search could help You could also contact people on LinkedIn who have done that. I don't know anyone who directly came here after Diploma for Bachelors :)

@@infinity2355 thanks

Hey there Thanks for the question :) You said you're already moving to Germany to do bachelors but don't know which field you're pursuing? I think you should enroll for computer science in my opinion because this is the field which is taking over the entire world. Artificial intelligence, data science, machine learning all are extremely important in today's world and have a huge application in the Automotive industry. The following is a job post of BMW www.bmwgroup.jobs/de/de/professionals.html?tl=sea-gl-GSP%20(BG)%20BMW%20Jobs%20%26%20Karriere-mix-miy-.-sech-Karriere-.-e-bmw%20karriere-.-.&clc=sea-gl-GSP%20(BG)%20BMW%20Jobs%20%26%20Karriere-mix-Karriere&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIk835wKym_QIVmIbVCh06yQbOEAAYASAAEgIf1vD_BwE#location=DE&&jobType=STANDARD&&jobType=GRADUATE_JOB Take a look at what they are asking for. Secondly, deciding your masters degree without even doing bachelors is the utmost stupidity. You're not well informed, neither you have the data to choose your 'Masters' degree field. The only reason you want to do Automotive is because you're 'passionate' about cars. Is this how you decide? Have you considered the scope of the field? Have you considered the money you would earn? Have you considered the work life balance? Have you considered career growth? Have you considered the relevancy of your skills in the market after 10 years? Do you even know what work do people do after pursuing masters in Automotive? Do you have the data to decide your masters degree field even before doing your bachelors kid? My experience has showed me that computer science is the field which is gonna grow thousands of times and is ruling the world. A bachelor in computer science opens up several opportunities and you definitely won't regret it. In the end it's your life and yours decision to make I wish you all the very best :)

Go for computer science kid, your life would be much better and you would have lots of opportunities! That's my point of view, ultimately the decision is yours. The automobile industry in India is not that great, if you pursue automotive from a tier 3 college you won't get a job. In order to be successful in Germany you need to have a work experience prior to starting your masters. If you don't get into IITs/NITs you won't be able to get a job in India unless you have someone close working in a company and can get you in. If you do computer science from a tier 3 college you still can get a decent job and once you start working upon your skills you can become better and get at a better position. Getting into Automotive is also very difficult in Germany because of the unnecessary hype created around this field. Germans usually aren't that crazy with regards to Automotive even though their country is known for that :) The automotive industry has changed entirely and now they want people from computer science more. People who can code, work with cloud, know about autonomous vehicles and work upon them, use machine learning to detect obstacles in autonomous driving, implementing machine learning in battery management system and so on. These are the fields which the Automotive industry heavily relies upon. All of them are mostly related to computer science. I have been telling the same stuff in this video and also other videos since the last 3 years. In the era of Artificial Intelligence where the entire world is heading towards digitalisation, automation, robotics, machine learning and data science it's sad to see that we still want to pursue outdated and worthless fields. I wish you all the very best :)

@@infinity2355 thank you so much 😊

Hey there! Sorry I don't have one

If I were you I would have had gone for data science. I don't know what you mean by short term. German is extremely extremely extremely important no matter the field. Work experience in a relevant field is also important. Work experience plays a very important role in getting a job here in Germany as there are no University placements. You have to search for a job on your own. Go with the course which also has a mandatory internship criteria in it. Internships help you to gain work experience which you currently don't have. In my opinion you should work in India for at least a year before pursuing your masters. Your work experience plays a very important role in everything. Companies don't give a damn to what you studied instead they only focus on your work experience. And once again German is the only language used here, German is extremely extremely important. In the end please do more research at your end because ultimately it's you who have to go through the good and bad consequences of your decisions. I wish you the best!

@@infinity2355 thanks bro Wishing you all the success

Hi Navaneeth, Thank you very much for your question :) I am glad that you changed your path from a dead field to something which has value in the job market. I don't know much about Web development but yeah it's related to comp sci or IT so well and good. Planning to come to Germany is entirely your decision. I unfortunately cannot tell you what you should do but I can give you a direction. First of all think why do you want to do masters? As you stated that your friends took whatever they got and so you want to do the same. There's no harm in that, people often do it as it's a ticket to get out of their home country where they're not satisfied. So from your comment (i can be wrong) you want to do masters because you 'wanted' to get out of India because mechanical has no scope. BUT now you've landed onto something which has scope in India, I assume that you're being paid well for that and most importantly you like the field. Do you need to get out of India now? Do you need to pursue a masters now? Why do YOU want to do masters? Is it because you like the subject matter so much that you want to dive further deeper into it? The answer here is a straight NO. So masters is out of the equation. Don't want to get stuck in India? If you have a well paying job why is living in India bad? It's not like living in Germany is heaven. Everything has its own pros and cons. If you still want to get out of India and experience foreign life you could do it by getting some work experience in your field and then applying for a job seeker visa and getting a job in Germany. There are many ways to do things you want. I would like to tell that student visa is the most easiest ways of getting here. Ultimately the decision is yours, you have to decide what brings you most comfort and happiness. Following the herd is not a solution and it's not easy to not follow the herd either. I wish you the best!

Your course modules/subjects in your bachelors should match the requirements stated for the masters degree, else it's not possible. If you are NOT from IITs getting into English taught automotive masters in Germany is a dream you should get rid of. If you don't like chemical engineering and want to seek an alternative career then nothing is better than Data Science both in India as well as Germany. Data scientist are also needed in Automotive companies.

Mechatronics and robotics

Hey there Namaste Thank you for the question :) Application depends upon the university you're applying to. Every University has a different application criteria but mostly the requirements are the same. The 'thing' you should have is German language proficiency, I think that you need to give the TestDaf exam. Secondly work experience also matters a lot. Thirdly, check fields related to Machin Learning, Artificial Intelligence, Data Science as well and don't stick just to Automotive. The above mentioned fields also play an important role in Automotive. Automotive is not one branch as a whole but a combination of different branches. Eg. The dashboards in cars are managed by people from electronics and computer science. I have seen people from Psychology working in Automotive companies. I have already mentioned several times in my videos that you need not do Automotive to enter into an Automotive company. And Automotive companies don't need people only from Automotive instead they hire people having different backgrounds. I will advice you to visit the career pages of automotive companies and check the job postings there. And then compare what you thought Automotive companies needed and what do they actually need. I hope this helps :)

That's a very vague question. Should you take it or leave it? If I say leave it will you really do that? I don't know on what basis you want to reject the admit. If you think you would be better suited into other universities you can go with one of them. It's entirely your decision