Great video. As someone living in Germany for the last five years and working here as a Telecommunications Engineer, I can ascertain that these stats are fairly accurate. One small caveat. All these salary numbers are gross monthly salaries. Taxes and social security contributions are around 40-42%. So, if you're earning 5000 Euros as gross monthly salary, you're likely to take home around 3000 Euros every month. With regards to high demand fields, automotive software is huge here in Germany and yet often overlooked. Most of the automotive companies have a separate software division (eg Elektrobit for Continental, CARIAD for Volkswagen) and there are many amazing mid sized automotive software companies catering to these huge OEMs. So IT professionals have lots of opportunities in the automotive sector as well.
Yes ....plszz make the 2nd part of the video......non - engeneering/specially commerce fields jobs like accounting, finance, taxation, audit,etc...... eagarly waiting for it.....❤️❤️❤️
Great Video Bharat! After having studied and working in Germany for nearly 10 years, I will only suggest to learn German. Learning German will defenitely improve chances of landing in high paid jobs and help connect with your colleagues better.
@@saikiran-vy8tj I would not say it so. The study approach is definitely different comparing with India. Difficulty could be course, university and might vary upon individual. In simple based on what i have seen before, one will have to learn in a wider spectrum than preparing for just a list of important questions.
@@hasanmahmud4543 Yes, they are real. Some Software companies don't even require you to be able to speak German. But you will have to pay anything between 40-50% in taxes.
Hello! A correction for architects. The starting salary is between 2700-3200 bruto per month after a master's degree. I am an architect in Germany and have done my masters here. so the information may be correct for civil engineers but not for architects:)
Hello Bharat! Thank you very much for your explanation of these careers, my question is: 1. Is biomedical engineering a high paying career in Germany? 2.Is it possible to find a job in Germany, if I graduated with a master's degree in biomedical engineering. Hope to get your reply!
Hello sir, please make a part 2 emphasising on non technical jobs. Mainly commerce field. It'll be a great source of information and would help me make a good decision.
Hey, can you please a make video on Life Sciences Sector (biotechnology, Microbiology, bioinformatics etc) as due to covid situations I believe this field will now increase and from your expertise we can get a clearer view.
Hehe.....I have many friends over their ruining their lives in academia ....corporates even in usa don't hire life science grads frequently you have to be very lucky to get in after getting PhDs they even don't consider masters for an open position.
@@samirak143 my brother is a scientist in Canada under govt. Organization after doing masters in biotechnology... So better you ask ur frnds about their grades 🤣
Hello Bharat Thank you for sharing this information, your videos are very interesting and very well made. Could you do one video about which are the most important skills that a Business Analyst in Germany should have? Also, you did not talk about the green energy industry, I think it is a growing industry in Germany and that more and more professionals are being demanded. Finally, it would very interesting to know more about the most important industries today and in the future in Germany. Greetings from Taiwan :)
@bharat you missed the most important sector in Germany. Germany till today is known for its logistics industry ,As per logistics index Germany ranked #1providing logistics services around the world. I request you to make a video on logistics and supply chain management more detail. This include Education and jobs around this sector. Your target candidates can be 1) engineer student or non-engineer who has done MIM course and took elective LSCM. 2) Any student who has done master in supply chain management / logistics / Master in engineering management with specialization LSCM. 3) master in business admistration - elective LSCM 4) supply chain analytics master. Thanks and keep it up !! aayan From West Bengal
Hey Bharath! Your videos are always very informative & easy to understand with complete background about a certain field & its future scope…Could you please make a video on jobs for MBA in HR & its scope…Also, what level of german language is essential for getting a job in HR field in germany…
When it comes to investing, we want our money to grow with the highest rates of return, and the lowest risk possible. While there are no shortcuts to getting rich, but there are smart ways to go about it...
I got my answer in the second point only. Thankyou Bharat sir. I am learning German at my university as a part of my course but the relief you gave with point of English proficiency is tremendously acceptable, phew!
Hello from Romania! It was a nice to hear that you visited my home country. I just moved in Germany and your videos are helping me so much, because I relate to your stories on how you got here and how you started your professional life here. I find it a bit hard to find a job here, even if I'm an mechanical engineer (well I only got 2sh years of experience in the field), but my german is not very good and I get rejected everywhere i apply. I am attending a German course for now, but I fear that it will take me a lot of time to be able to speak properly in German and all my experience will go to waste, untill I can find a job. Anyway I am confident that everything is going to work out for me, but maaan the wait is killing me. Keep up the good work!
I always tell myself You don't need that new Aston Martin or vacation in Hawaii just yet and that mindset helps me make more money investing. For example last year I invsted 100 grand in blue chip stocks (with the help of my advisor of course ) and made 450k, but guess what ? I reinvsted with her again and now I am rounding up to a million. Hoping to get to two million in 6months time.
Speaking German is key to finding a job in Germany. I've seen a video by an US expat and she learned German by taking courses and simultaniously working a low skilled job in Germany (I think in a supermarket). That way she was forced to hear and speak a lot German every day at work. I think she was fluent in German (C1) in about 3 months.
Hello Bharat, I have done BE + Mtech in mechanical engineering from reputed College of India.With 18+ years experience in oil and gas sector , currently acting as Sr Mechanical Engineer in design department.Age 42 years..looking from settlement point of view either in UK or Germany.Not knowing german language. 1) which country you will suggest 2) If Germany how to approach via study or by job search option .3) If study can you suggest course.4) IElts score 6.5 I have...
1. Electronics engineering ( if you have masters degree, it would me more beneficial, same applied to all other fields ) . 2. Software developer/ IT engineer/ CS engineer 3. Mehanical engineer ( yeah, seriously ! 😮 ) 4. Account manager, business analyst ( with experience, you'll grow ) 5. Civil engineers/ architects P.S. -: A masters degree is worth more than bachelors in all of these fields along with your interest in the particular field .
Can you make video regarding supply chain manager jobs at Germany specifically if one wants to move from India, addressing specific issues like level of language proficiency required etc.
@@samirak143 soo umm who should discover vaccines and check quality of products and all those if studying biotech is a failure. .. u sure don't have any idea abt biotechnology.
Great Video. Thanks a lot. Could you make a video on the expenses of living in Germany? I heard germany has one of the most expensive countries in Europe. I might be wrong, but it would be great if you made a detailed video on that.
Hey Bharat I've done Bachelors in Civil Engineer and want to do my Master's in construction management. Could you suggest a path to take or some universities I can apply to
I'm biased but the University of Stuttgart has many instituts related to civil engineering and is famous for combining architecture, structural engineering as well as geoengeneering and water related engineering. Speaking German is key thou - at least at the level B1 or B2. You can do it without German but your experience will be so much better if you speak the language at least somewhat fluently.
Bharat can you consider making a detailed video on account managers. Would be good to know because we're not all engineers or medical folks so this would help people who didn't choose bio/engineering. I understand it may take some research unless you already have that data.
Thanks for all your educative videos. If like to ask how important it is to learn German if you are searching for job at international organisations... Thanks bruda!
please do a video on commerce backround especially for the management related fields. And also include what will help a business student more MBA or masters? please do the video.It will be a great help.Thank you.
Hi Bharat.. Can you please make a dedicated video for IT professional ? Like ..how can one find a job in Germany from India if he has pretty good working experience in India and USA.?
Hi Bharath, thanks for this informative video. I, being a commerce background person, would like to know more about the opportunities available for management professional. I am a tax consultant in India and would like to know if I can take up same kind of jobs once I come there.
Hello Bharat, Thank u very much to share such a valuable information ,Your videos are great which help many of aspirants. Kindly upload part 2 especially accountancy field.
Could you please do a video on income tax rates in Germany? If not, could you please help me with my query down below: I found on many websites that even after getting paid 4k - 5k euros a month as salary, it doesn't benefit much since we have to pay 45-50% of our income as tax. If that is true, then in a much more real sense, our take-home salary would be very less (2-2.5k/month). Why I'm worried more about this is due to the reason that most of us have to take Education loans to study abroad, and we would want to cover that up as fast as possible and save some money for family and stuff. So, if the tax situation is correct then how can we better manage life in Germany as a whole, being a person from a middle-class family in India. Thanks in Advance!
Approximate taxes(income tax plus social security like health insurance, pension pay, unemployment insurance) - around 30% (for couples and it reduces a bit further based of number of kids) , around 35% for single.
Hi Bharat! Thanks for your informative video! I am a Civil/structural engineer planning on moving to Germany. Which cities do you recommend for structural engineering in the commercial/residential design fields? (Also kid/family friendly, young, and diverse) Also, what are some large companies that you would recommend in those cities? Preferably over 1000+ employees and international presence. Thanks in advance!
I am a Civil Engineer too, living in Germany. I am not quite sure if there are many large structural engineering companies around here (as compared to USA, UK for instance) or many jobs in that sector. I feel that there are many more jobs in the numerical modeling field (applied to Mech., Civil, Elec. Ind. Engineering), but I might be wrong actually. Among the major construction companies (with design department) I know of, we have Züblin, HOCHTIEF, and some more. Good luck!
I am a civil engineering graduate..and i wish to do masters in germany.so could you please suggest which masters course i should go for.I am confused about the courses..because i have no idea what to specialise in masters as a civil engineering graduate..could you pleaze help
Thanks for sharing the info and I would like to know about occupational health and safety profession. What is the status of this profession after the MSc completed. Plz let me know. Once again thanks a lot
I have completed my bachelor's in chemical engineering and I'm looking forward to complete my master in chemical/renewable/process engineering so can you make vedio on that about jobs demands in this feild .
I've done btech in biotech 4 year course, I'm working in a hospital as a molecular biologist (lab work testing and reporting of various tests) What scope is better for me? MBA in Healthcare or Pharmaceutical I should go into?
Hye bharat i want to study BIM/ REVIT , i am so confused not finding any program offered in any university in Germany. Please guide if one has degree in interior design so what is most relevant studies in Germany
Hallo Bharat..please can u make video on opportunities for industrial chemists in Germany.. I have done Masters from India in Industrial chemistry in 2012..sadly no work experience...want to start my carrier now..recently completed B1 Deutsch kurs..currently living in Munich..Thanks🙏
Great video and insights! just a short question that probably was answered already in the chat below: i guess when speaking about those monthly salaries the numbers you mention are in gross/month? and one more, I am interested in what an Electrical Engineer should be worth with 10 years of experience. Thanks!
Hi, i have a general question. I'll be finishing my bachelors here in DE soon. I am currently working as a Werkstudent at a Briefzentrum, and ideally i want to work there full-time after my studies since i want to save bit money for my masters abroad. I know that i have to change the 'Zweck' of my permit then, but do i necessarily have to get a job that is related to my study field? z.B. i am doing environmental studies/management, thanks!
Hello Bharath, I have 13 years of work experience and I have decided to do my master in Cybersecurity and data governance. I would like to hear from you hows the job opportunity for Cybersecurity field. Thank you
Hi bharat your videos are very informative thanks for giving us information abaut germany, it's education,and lifestyle my question is What is demand and salary of an electrical engineering
You should have called this video "highest demand jobs that have above average salary" or something like that. Because much higher demand are professions like elder or disability care workers, social workers, nurses, doctors, etc, but not all those professions are super high paying.
That's one thing holding me back from moving. I'm in construction management and make six figures, I can't seem to find data showing I'd make anywhere near that in Germany. I can't afford a huge pay cut but damn I'd love to move there.
I did Btech in Chemical Engg also i did BSc in Chemistry. Presently i am working with a MNC as regional sales manager in Chemical sales. I already have 7 years of experience in india. Can you tell me what salary should i expect in Germany??
Hello Bharat, Could you please shed some light on opportunities available for Psychology students in Germany. It is really going be helpful for psychology aspirants. I have completed my bachelors in psychology (3 years degree) and also completed an internship of 8 months in dementia care. My further Planning would rely on job opportunities post masters in Germany. Videos on these topics are rare, hoping that you will make one soon. Thank you!
Hi Bharat Yes we want part -2 video. Iam a Dentist from India and planning to work there .It will be helpful if you could talk about Dentists with masters from India and their scope .
Can you make a video regarding physiotherapy (BPTh) and mba graduates in marketing from india as freshers? Like can we apply for a job directly? What are the requirements? What salary should we expect as beginners?
Hello Bharat, This video is very informative. Could you please make a video about the career choices in the Renewable Energy field and in what companies can I do my internship or Job? I will be coming to Hamburg within a week to start my master's degree. I hope one day we will meet in Hamburg.
I am an international business manager, and I am learning Full-stack development but I am planning to stop it and learn data science , a¿what do you think will be better to find a job in Germany?? I am from Colombia
1. Electronics Engineer (5167/mon)
2. IT Professional/Developer/Engineer (5424/mon)
3. Mechanical Engineer (4930/mon)
4. Account Manager/Business Analyst (4679/mon)
5. Civil Eng/Architect (4099/mon)
Thnks
@@laughingmedicine1663 Welcome
@bharat can pin this :)
Is this gross salary or net?
@@dineshs1810 Average gross salary.
Great video. As someone living in Germany for the last five years and working here as a Telecommunications Engineer, I can ascertain that these stats are fairly accurate. One small caveat. All these salary numbers are gross monthly salaries. Taxes and social security contributions are around 40-42%. So, if you're earning 5000 Euros as gross monthly salary, you're likely to take home around 3000 Euros every month. With regards to high demand fields, automotive software is huge here in Germany and yet often overlooked. Most of the automotive companies have a separate software division (eg Elektrobit for Continental, CARIAD for Volkswagen) and there are many amazing mid sized automotive software companies catering to these huge OEMs. So IT professionals have lots of opportunities in the automotive sector as well.
For Deploma mechanical is there any job in
Hi Aritra, May I ask you about the possibilities for a Telecommunication Engineer.
Thanks.
Can we migrate to USA/Canada from Germany?
Yes ....plszz make the 2nd part of the video......non - engeneering/specially commerce fields jobs like accounting, finance, taxation, audit,etc...... eagarly waiting for it.....❤️❤️❤️
And also in BSc. Plzzzzzz
Yes bharat plss do this
+1
EU follows IFRS accounting standards, whereas In India we follow IAS(Indian Accounting Standard).
@@saravjeetsingh9549 yes, but there similarities in other professional of similar industries
Great Video Bharat! After having studied and working in Germany for nearly 10 years, I will only suggest to learn German. Learning German will defenitely improve chances of landing in high paid jobs and help connect with your colleagues better.
I have heard it is difficult to pass bachelor's in germany is it true. I have heard In germany bachelor's is very hard is it true ?
@@saikiran-vy8tj I would not say it so. The study approach is definitely different comparing with India. Difficulty could be course, university and might vary upon individual. In simple based on what i have seen before, one will have to learn in a wider spectrum than preparing for just a list of important questions.
I am native German and I am still watching your videos. They are so helpful. Thanks for sharing your knowledge!
Hi,is these salary real?
@@hasanmahmud4543 Yes, they are real. Some Software companies don't even require you to be able to speak German. But you will have to pay anything between 40-50% in taxes.
Hello! A correction for architects. The starting salary is between 2700-3200 bruto per month after a master's degree. I am an architect in Germany and have done my masters here. so the information may be correct for civil engineers but not for architects:)
Hi in which course did you do your m.arch in germany?
Do you advise to study architecte in Germany ? 😆
Is it after taxes?
@Gupta Purnima said bruto, that's gross salary in English which means before taxes.
Hello Bharat!
Thank you very much for your explanation of these careers, my question is:
1. Is biomedical engineering a high paying career in Germany?
2.Is it possible to find a job in Germany, if I graduated with a master's degree in biomedical engineering.
Hope to get your reply!
Part 2 should definitely come. It will be of great help for large number of people... Thank you!!
Hello sir, please make a part 2 emphasising on non technical jobs. Mainly commerce field. It'll be a great source of information and would help me make a good decision.
Hey, can you please a make video on Life Sciences Sector (biotechnology, Microbiology, bioinformatics etc) as due to covid situations I believe this field will now increase and from your expertise we can get a clearer view.
Yeha right.
Wish to have more content on this topic
Hehe.....I have many friends over their ruining their lives in academia ....corporates even in usa don't hire life science grads frequently you have to be very lucky to get in after getting PhDs they even don't consider masters for an open position.
Include forensic science as well
@@samirak143 my brother is a scientist in Canada under govt. Organization after doing masters in biotechnology... So better you ask ur frnds about their grades 🤣
Yes plzzz
Masters in Marketing Management demand ? I'll wait for your reply
Hello Bharat
Thank you for sharing this information, your videos are very interesting and very well made. Could you do one video about which are the most important skills that a Business Analyst in Germany should have?
Also, you did not talk about the green energy industry, I think it is a growing industry in Germany and that more and more professionals are being demanded.
Finally, it would very interesting to know more about the most important industries today and in the future in Germany. Greetings from Taiwan :)
Hii dear 🌺
@bharat you missed the most important sector in Germany. Germany till today is known for its logistics industry ,As per logistics index Germany ranked #1providing logistics services around the world.
I request you to make a video on logistics and supply chain management more detail.
This include
Education and jobs around this sector.
Your target candidates can be
1) engineer student or non-engineer who has done MIM course and took elective LSCM.
2) Any student who has done master in supply chain management / logistics / Master in engineering management with specialization LSCM.
3) master in business admistration - elective LSCM
4) supply chain analytics master.
Thanks and keep it up !!
aayan
From West Bengal
Hey Bharath! Your videos are always very informative & easy to understand with complete background about a certain field & its future scope…Could you please make a video on jobs for MBA in HR & its scope…Also, what level of german language is essential for getting a job in HR field in germany…
When it comes to investing, we want our money to grow with the highest rates of return, and the lowest risk possible. While there are no shortcuts to getting rich, but there are smart ways to go about it...
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I just love this video. Please make video on commerce and MBA management related part 2 video. Jobs, Internship, etc.
Yes
Please make 2nd part of this video... Pharmaceutical jobs, and non engineering jobs.....
Pharma what???? Rare don't exists
@@samirak143 Germany Produce 17% of world pharmaceutical...
I got my answer in the second point only. Thankyou Bharat sir. I am learning German at my university as a part of my course but the relief you gave with point of English proficiency is tremendously acceptable, phew!
now i will just invest myself fully into skill sets, come to Germany for Masters and then,..... done.
Hello from Romania! It was a nice to hear that you visited my home country. I just moved in Germany and your videos are helping me so much, because I relate to your stories on how you got here and how you started your professional life here. I find it a bit hard to find a job here, even if I'm an mechanical engineer (well I only got 2sh years of experience in the field), but my german is not very good and I get rejected everywhere i apply. I am attending a German course for now, but I fear that it will take me a lot of time to be able to speak properly in German and all my experience will go to waste, untill I can find a job. Anyway I am confident that everything is going to work out for me, but maaan the wait is killing me. Keep up the good work!
I realized that the secret to making a million is saving for a better investment.
I always tell myself You don't need that new Aston Martin or vacation in Hawaii just yet and that mindset helps me make more money investing. For example last year I invsted 100 grand in blue chip stocks (with the help of my advisor of course ) and made 450k, but guess what ? I reinvsted with her again and now I am rounding up to a million. Hoping to get to two million in 6months time.
Speaking German is key to finding a job in Germany. I've seen a video by an US expat and she learned German by taking courses and simultaniously working a low skilled job in Germany (I think in a supermarket). That way she was forced to hear and speak a lot German every day at work. I think she was fluent in German (C1) in about 3 months.
Hello Bharat, I have done BE + Mtech in mechanical engineering from reputed College of India.With 18+ years experience in oil and gas sector , currently acting as Sr Mechanical Engineer in design department.Age 42 years..looking from settlement point of view either in UK or Germany.Not knowing german language. 1) which country you will suggest 2) If Germany how to approach via study or by job search option .3) If study can you suggest course.4) IElts score 6.5 I have...
Why isn't Data Science/Data Analyst/Data Engineer on the list? Please make a separate video about a career in Data Science in Germany.
Could you maybe make a video about job perspectives after Economics German taught bachelors or masters?
1. Electronics engineering ( if you have masters degree, it would me more beneficial, same applied to all other fields ) .
2. Software developer/ IT engineer/ CS engineer
3. Mehanical engineer ( yeah, seriously ! 😮 )
4. Account manager, business analyst ( with experience, you'll grow )
5. Civil engineers/ architects
P.S. -: A masters degree is worth more than bachelors in all of these fields along with your interest in the particular field .
Please make an in depth video on business field such as Accounting, Finance, Supply Chain etc.
Can you make video regarding supply chain manager jobs at Germany specifically if one wants to move from India, addressing specific issues like level of language proficiency required etc.
Please include biochemistry, microbiology and biotechnology
Yes please
Yes
Yes please
You are done in this life go and teach in a neet institution....world don't care about life sciences
@@samirak143 soo umm who should discover vaccines and check quality of products and all those if studying biotech is a failure. .. u sure don't have any idea abt biotechnology.
Could you please include scope of Biomedical Engineers / Medical Equipment Planners / Application Specialists in Healthcare sector in ur next video ..
Plz do cover medical professionals in part 2. Thanks in advance :)
Great Video. Thanks a lot.
Could you make a video on the expenses of living in Germany? I heard germany has one of the most expensive countries in Europe. I might be wrong, but it would be great if you made a detailed video on that.
Hey Bharat I've done Bachelors in Civil Engineer and want to do my Master's in construction management. Could you suggest a path to take or some universities I can apply to
I'm biased but the University of Stuttgart has many instituts related to civil engineering and is famous for combining architecture, structural engineering as well as geoengeneering and water related engineering. Speaking German is key thou - at least at the level B1 or B2. You can do it without German but your experience will be so much better if you speak the language at least somewhat fluently.
Hi am also a civil engineering planing to do my masters in Germany. Could share your experience?
Please do say about the scope of Life science Stream (Biotechnology/Molecular Biology/Genetics/Microbiology and Immunology)
Hey,
Thank you so much Bharat for an amazing videos on the detailed content. Kudos!!
I am pursuing my b.tech degree in economics and communication engineering.
And now this video motivates me more for hard work and get good results
Economics....ya sure!🙄
Also, Talk About Digital Marketing Courses & Jobs in Germany
Bharat can you consider making a detailed video on account managers. Would be good to know because we're not all engineers or medical folks so this would help people who didn't choose bio/engineering. I understand it may take some research unless you already have that data.
Thanks for all your educative videos. If like to ask how important it is to learn German if you are searching for job at international organisations... Thanks bruda!
Please make a part 2 for pharma and allied health science jobs.
please do a video on commerce backround especially for the management related fields. And also include what will help a business student more MBA or masters? please do the video.It will be a great help.Thank you.
Ikr
Hi Bharat.. Can you please make a dedicated video for IT professional ? Like ..how can one find a job in Germany from India if he has pretty good working experience in India and USA.?
Computer Science Background
And landing Germany on 8th October, 2021 😄😊
You have forgotten talking about Mathematicians and biostatisticians are highly demanded.
Hi Bharath, thanks for this informative video. I, being a commerce background person, would like to know more about the opportunities available for management professional. I am a tax consultant in India and would like to know if I can take up same kind of jobs once I come there.
Very informative video, Would like to know more on the job market and universities to pursue masters in UX/UI Design in Germany. thanks!
Hello Bharat,
Thank u very much to share such a valuable information ,Your videos are great which help many of aspirants. Kindly upload part 2 especially accountancy field.
Please make a video on Digital Marketing opportunities in Germany
Could you please do a video on income tax rates in Germany? If not, could you please help me with my query down below:
I found on many websites that even after getting paid 4k - 5k euros a month as salary, it doesn't benefit much since we have to pay 45-50% of our income as tax. If that is true, then in a much more real sense, our take-home salary would be very less (2-2.5k/month).
Why I'm worried more about this is due to the reason that most of us have to take Education loans to study abroad, and we would want to cover that up as fast as possible and save some money for family and stuff. So, if the tax situation is correct then how can we better manage life in Germany as a whole, being a person from a middle-class family in India.
Thanks in Advance!
Approximate taxes(income tax plus social security like health insurance, pension pay, unemployment insurance) - around 30% (for couples and it reduces a bit further based of number of kids) , around 35% for single.
@@nehajamyrie5689 Yeah, the taxes are more here.
Hi Bharat! Thanks for your informative video! I am a Civil/structural engineer planning on moving to Germany. Which cities do you recommend for structural engineering in the commercial/residential design fields? (Also kid/family friendly, young, and diverse) Also, what are some large companies that you would recommend in those cities? Preferably over 1000+ employees and international presence. Thanks in advance!
I am a Civil Engineer too, living in Germany. I am not quite sure if there are many large structural engineering companies around here (as compared to USA, UK for instance) or many jobs in that sector. I feel that there are many more jobs in the numerical modeling field (applied to Mech., Civil, Elec. Ind. Engineering), but I might be wrong actually. Among the major construction companies (with design department) I know of, we have Züblin, HOCHTIEF, and some more. Good luck!
I am a civil engineering graduate..and i wish to do masters in germany.so could you please suggest which masters course i should go for.I am confused about the courses..because i have no idea what to specialise in masters as a civil engineering graduate..could you pleaze help
Thanks for sharing the info and I would like to know about occupational health and safety profession. What is the status of this profession after the MSc completed. Plz let me know. Once again thanks a lot
I have completed my bachelor's in chemical engineering and I'm looking forward to complete my master in chemical/renewable/process engineering so can you make vedio on that about jobs demands in this feild .
Could you please do a more detailed video about the opportunities available in the fields of mechanical engineering and the companies
Can you please tell more about how you managed to learn German in 5 months? I need to to know how to complete the courses so fast.
Which course did you opt for learning German? Please do let us know.
Was looking forward for a video about high demand jobs in EU. Finally!
I've done btech in biotech 4 year course, I'm working in a hospital as a molecular biologist (lab work testing and reporting of various tests) What scope is better for me? MBA in Healthcare or Pharmaceutical I should go into?
Thanks for the information. What about the demand in agriculture/ food science fields in Germany?
Hye bharat i want to study BIM/ REVIT , i am so confused not finding any program offered in any university in Germany. Please guide if one has degree in interior design so what is most relevant studies in Germany
YES SIR PLEASE DO MAKE A PART 2 HIGH DEMAND JOBS IN GERMANY
Can you please talk about Supply Chain/ Logistics Management and jobs
Great content , point to point information kudos man you just earned yourself a subscriber 🤩☮
Hallo Bharat..please can u make video on opportunities for industrial chemists in Germany..
I have done Masters from India in Industrial chemistry in 2012..sadly no work experience...want to start my carrier now..recently completed B1 Deutsch kurs..currently living in Munich..Thanks🙏
Great video and insights! just a short question that probably was answered already in the chat below: i guess when speaking about those monthly salaries the numbers you mention are in gross/month? and one more, I am interested in what an Electrical Engineer should be worth with 10 years of experience. Thanks!
Hi, i have a general question. I'll be finishing my bachelors here in DE soon. I am currently working as a Werkstudent at a Briefzentrum, and ideally i want to work there full-time after my studies since i want to save bit money for my masters abroad. I know that i have to change the 'Zweck' of my permit then, but do i necessarily have to get a job that is related to my study field? z.B. i am doing environmental studies/management, thanks!
Hello Bharath, I have 13 years of work experience and I have decided to do my master in Cybersecurity and data governance. I would like to hear from you hows the job opportunity for Cybersecurity field. Thank you
Hi Ananda, i am also planning to do the same, can we connect to discuss in detail for the samw
@@tonyvarghese8305 sure we can connect and discuss
Hi bharat your videos are very informative thanks for giving us information abaut germany, it's education,and lifestyle my question is What is demand and salary of an electrical engineering
Done my MBA in india( marketing and finance)....but is good for planning masters in finance 🇩🇪.
thanks for the information brother . i'm also a civil engineer and willing to complete masters in germany.
Very informative video. Could you please recommend any site to help beginners start studying German?
You should have called this video "highest demand jobs that have above average salary" or something like that. Because much higher demand are professions like elder or disability care workers, social workers, nurses, doctors, etc, but not all those professions are super high paying.
Great video, how about industrial engineering? Do you think that industrial engineering is in demand in Germany?
Good day please how can a non German citizen work with the military thanks.
SUPER, You have good presentation skills
That's one thing holding me back from moving. I'm in construction management and make six figures, I can't seem to find data showing I'd make anywhere near that in Germany. I can't afford a huge pay cut but damn I'd love to move there.
I did Btech in Chemical Engg also i did BSc in Chemistry. Presently i am working with a MNC as regional sales manager in Chemical sales. I already have 7 years of experience in india. Can you tell me what salary should i expect in Germany??
Could you give a clarification regarding Masters or PhD, which one is better to get a job and settle in Germany
Anyone please guide me...which computer language is highly demanding in Germany... please HELP me out
I'm going to start my master's in Climate System Sciences, Please include job opportunities after this course.
Thank you.
Omg what a branch
yeah im also rly interested coz i might be doing my masters specialization in the climate/env field
What about nuclear engineers or Photonics engineers? And please talk about subjects like Physics, chemistry, mathematics!
Hey Bharat it was very informative video.....thanks for the video and keep bringing such kind of videos ❤️❤️
Could you please make a video for nurses jobs in Germany...thanks
Please could you make a video on job opportunities in biotechnology field
Hello Bharat,
Could you please shed some light on opportunities available for Psychology students in Germany. It is really going be helpful for psychology aspirants. I have completed my bachelors in psychology (3 years degree) and also completed an internship of 8 months in dementia care. My further Planning would rely on job opportunities post masters in Germany. Videos on these topics are rare, hoping that you will make one soon.
Thank you!
Thank you for your information but yoy didn't talk about Electrical Engineer ..I want to heart it from you
Hi Bharat... Informative... Can you please share Sales and Marketing and Finance if I did MBA from India.
Hallo Bharat
Bitte reden über Chemie engenieur und Verfahrenstechnik ( chemical and process engineering ) in ihr nächste video .
Vielen Danke !!!!!
Thank you for your exhaustive videos! :)
Any advice for people who want to study filmmaking in Germany and work there?
Hi Bharat
Yes we want part -2 video. Iam a Dentist from India and planning to work there .It will be helpful if you could talk about Dentists with masters from India and their scope .
Can you make a video regarding physiotherapy (BPTh) and mba graduates in marketing from india as freshers? Like can we apply for a job directly?
What are the requirements?
What salary should we expect as beginners?
Big salary means big stress. I swear I hate a corporate job. Being a normal factory worker and getting all labor law benefits is the way to go.
I am working as Data Scientist and I already have Masters in IT and looking for Data Scientist jobs in germany.
Very informative video ,tanx for the video please make a 2nd part about management jobs.
Bro, I'm a BSc Civil Engineer, which specializtion should I apply for a Master's degree???
My credentials
CGPA 3.8/4
IELTS AC 7.5 Overall
Could you please also talk about the job opportunities in biotech or life sciences field?
How about MSc Data Analytics and Marketing , How is the job prospect of this course in Germany? Compare to Master degree in Health Managment?
What's the basis German course should complete to get job in Germany..B1 or B2
Thanks Bharat.Quite informative.Is it possible to create content on Audiology and speech therapy.Opportunities of Masters and job.
Thank you so much for this video , you are awesome , this video has given me lots of informations .👍👍👍👍😀
Hello Bharat,
This video is very informative. Could you please make a video about the career choices in the Renewable Energy field and in what companies can I do my internship or Job? I will be coming to Hamburg within a week to start my master's degree. I hope one day we will meet in Hamburg.
I am an international business manager, and I am learning Full-stack development but I am planning to stop it and learn data science , a¿what do you think will be better to find a job in Germany?? I am from Colombia
Can you make vidoes master in journalism & MASS Communication & photojournalist career in Germany
Great video Bharat👍