HERE'S THE SUMMARY OF THE ENTIRE VIDEO. ENJOY. 1. Study & Living Costs for 4yr degree: [GER: €40-60K], [AUS: €100-120K+]. Winner: GER 2. Education System: GER: Rigid but Top level Edu. System, Lang. barrier. AUS: Comparatively Better. Winner: DRAW 3. Student Life: GER: No defined campus, Again Lang. barrier, AUS: Club activities, Multi-Cultural environment. Winner: AUS 4. Work & Salaries: GER: Huge local companies, €50K, but higher taxes, AUS: Similar Options, €60K, High cost of living, but lower tax than GER. Winner: DRAW 5. Culture & Living: GER: Again Lang. barrier, Snow/cold weather, Strict policies, AUS: Nice weather, Unfriendly people, 24hr convenient stores . Winner: AUS 6. Travelling & Exploring: GER: Located in center of EU region, Super transport Infrastructure, AUS: Nice beaches, Untouched forests, but Spiders. Winner: GER
In dual bachelor....How to get a contract/ which things will help to get edge over other students, how to boost CV, if going after 1st year of bachelors
@@Divyansh_Sharma05bro please reply me,I am confused a little bit which country should I select ,I am pharmacist having 10 years experiences in my field ,should I go to Germany or Australia ,please do yourself comment as well,thank you
There's a lot of misinformation on TH-cam regarding dual studies recently by bigger TH-camrs, I'll make a detailed video with all the correct information soon ;)
Man, dont get me wrong, but this video is crap. I have lived in both countries too. But you don't give good information, like standard of living, how many hours of work you will have to spend weekly to survive in Australia. And things like that. Simply a really bad video for those ones who are planning to work and study in any of the 2 countries
There's a lot of misinformation on TH-cam regarding dual studies recently by bigger TH-camrs, I'll make a detailed video with all the correct information soon ;)
@@Divyansh_Sharma05 Thanks, You are an inspiration to us all. And please talk about avoiding studienkollege to get into dual studies. I suppose your german should be really good because that's the basic requirement for interviews at companies.
Germany is not for kids. Its as simple is that. Its a journey, it makes people strong,matured! Spending 80k USD in AUS vs spending 0k USD In germany on education! This is where Every one get lost to germany for sure.
There's a lot of misinformation on TH-cam regarding dual studies recently by bigger TH-camrs, I'll make a detailed video with all the correct information soon ;)
Is there any difference between doing bachelor's in CS from a technical university and university of applied science. If so which is better for the job market. I have researched a bit, there I found most CS programs are from university of applied science. Few technical universities offer CS
Both technical universities and universities of applied science offer valuable Computer Science programs. It's essential to choose a program that aligns with your career goals and interests.
There are not much here, just this week I had a scary one in my room but it was the first time in 6 years. Otherwise its just the harmless Daddy-long-legs ones
You probably mean having something delivered immediately on the same day, which could only work in Berlin. But you can order anything online and have it delivered to your home, you can also have vegetables delivered to your home. If you buy your cultural food at the Asian market anyway, then you save yourself a lot of time buying it online. You could also look into hiring someone on 450 euros to do the shopping for you and share the monthly costs. Some food can also be bought at petrol stations, which are open 24 hours a day. I would also like to say something about Germany: the bureaucracy will improve thanks to AI. It is also being considered that foreigners in sought-after professions will have to pay less tax, but the population is against this. Since many employers are urgently looking for academics in various professions, some often offer help in finding accommodation and other benefits, such as free rental cars or canteens. You also have to know that in Germany there are +-30 days of vacation, plus you can pay your employer for 5 days of educational leave per year, with some employers you can save up and take 10 days of educational leave in the second year. Australia: 18 weeks paid parental leave, approx. 740 AUD/week. Germany: Up to 14 months parental allowance, 300€-1,800€/month depending on previous earnings. Germany: Rich cultural scene with numerous museums, theaters, concerts and festivals. Australia: Cultural offerings available, but less diverse and dense.
Ya, I meant by having it instantly delivered, like in an hour or so :) I hope bureaucracy and other things do get improved. And actually many Australian companies also offer 30 days vacation, there's just not this regulation from the state.
There's a lot of misinformation on TH-cam regarding dual studies recently by bigger TH-camrs, I'll make a detailed video with all the correct information soon ;)
I have done btech in data science and i want to do masters in data science from germany can you tell me about the jobs after masters as i think it required german
Thanks for the information. Bro is germany becoming new Canada. Like what are the job opportunities in IT and business related fields. I know lot of people are choosing germany these days because of several reasons. So it same as it was 5y before. Or Should I try other countries
@@yashkatiyar5978 australia ki baat karra mai and mere paas 15-17 lakhs hai and aus jaana safe rahega or germany >? and aus jaaunga toh mere jo famliy ke paise hai uske avala loan lena padega for the fee ??
Raising kids is easier in Germany. Childcare is high quality and far cheaper than in Australia, you can find in Germany many playgrounds, many sports clubs, very good public transport which enables kids to be less dependent on their parents time, many nice public pools with slides and diving boards. The health system is far more efficient too and children see a specialist paediatrician as a rule until they are 18 years old. Speech therapy, occupational therapy all for free. But to become happy one should put the effort in to learn the language. People aren’t hostile at all but it makes life much more enjoyable when you can understand each other. I have raised my children most of the time in Germany but also some time in Australia. In my experience Australia is by far the less child friendly country.
@@Divyansh_Sharma05 i have been to perth and the nbn speeds are pathetic. We get better speeds in India itself. Now I am juggling between 2 countries. Jio has really improved the internet speeds. 1500 rupees for 300 mbps along with ott. This is ultimate. In Ajman 300 mbps exists but its quite expensive. Visiting various countries opens perspective. Most foreign countries are often hyped in Indian movies which sets the wrong expectations.
@@bharath2508 For meithe internet speed as been enough in all the countries I have lived in so far. So I rather evaluate the countries on other aspects as super high internet speed is not a major factor when it comes to quality of life. Currently in the world, most developed countries offer enough internet speed for normal people
@@Divyansh_Sharma05 Bhai new students stk Aufnama ko kaise pass kre is topics par videos banayo pls pls pls 🙏 many Indian students Aufnama clear nahi kr pate pls tha make video how to check Aufnama. Pls main wait kruga .
@@deathwai7648 german language is especially important for management fields because you are going to be directly interacting with people (germans) and english language jobs will have much higher competetion.
Which country do u recommend for masters in marketing/digital marketing for great opportunities to our Indians? Australia/Ireland/France currently Plss let me know thanks
@@Divyansh_Sharma05 there are thousands of students studying in English they don't know German and u also said in Germany ppl pay 40 percent tax where did you find?
@@Divyansh_Sharma05 still you are giving wrong information .even for bachelor there are so many degrees in every university . In which you stay? In German only students can do part time job how you pay 40percent tax . It also depends if you are married or do u have baby etc. And so many other things but there is no employee in normal circumstances pay 40percent tax . You are a student came here 2 or 4 yrs ago and you don't know language certain rules regulation and you even didn't get integrated with German culture they why you give wrong information ? It is not only you there some others
@@jubairofficial7665 I am not aware of many English taught degrees in public universities in Germany, most require german. I came 6 years ago, know language, have completed my studies and am now working full time, not part time. Every employee who earns more than 58.5K Euros per year pays around 40% in taxes, you can do simple research :) Yes, with marriage and kids it can be decreased but I am talking from a single person's perspective who works full time.
Yo, your vids are fire! I started watching when you had like 100 subs, and now you're over 2k in no time :) Mad respect! 100k coming soon for sure! 🚀🔥
Thank you very much, I really appreciate it :)
I will try to keep doing my best and let's see if the results follow .
HERE'S THE SUMMARY OF THE ENTIRE VIDEO. ENJOY.
1. Study & Living Costs for 4yr degree: [GER: €40-60K], [AUS: €100-120K+]. Winner: GER
2. Education System: GER: Rigid but Top level Edu. System, Lang. barrier. AUS: Comparatively Better. Winner: DRAW
3. Student Life: GER: No defined campus, Again Lang. barrier, AUS: Club activities, Multi-Cultural environment. Winner: AUS
4. Work & Salaries: GER: Huge local companies, €50K, but higher taxes, AUS: Similar Options, €60K, High cost of living, but lower tax than GER. Winner: DRAW
5. Culture & Living: GER: Again Lang. barrier, Snow/cold weather, Strict policies, AUS: Nice weather, Unfriendly people, 24hr convenient stores . Winner: AUS
6. Travelling & Exploring: GER: Located in center of EU region, Super transport Infrastructure, AUS: Nice beaches, Untouched forests, but Spiders. Winner: GER
Good job ;)
U r a gem ❤
😅but if someone learned German than things will change right
In dual bachelor....How to get a contract/ which things will help to get edge over other students, how to boost CV, if going after 1st year of bachelors
Will make a video in next few weeks
Plz do a video about Ms in Cs domains and IT jobs in Germany
Thank you, I will keep that in mind
@@Divyansh_Sharma05bro please reply me,I am confused a little bit which country should I select ,I am pharmacist having 10 years experiences in my field ,should I go to Germany or Australia ,please do yourself comment as well,thank you
@@qayumshah9316 Switzerland might suit best
Hey, please make a video on dual study program
There's a lot of misinformation on TH-cam regarding dual studies recently by bigger TH-camrs, I'll make a detailed video with all the correct information soon ;)
Man, dont get me wrong, but this video is crap. I have lived in both countries too. But you don't give good information, like standard of living, how many hours of work you will have to spend weekly to survive in Australia. And things like that. Simply a really bad video for those ones who are planning to work and study in any of the 2 countries
Then your opinion is different. It's my video so I gave my opinion :)
@@Divyansh_Sharma05 Whatever, way to mediocre
Hey! Can u get admission in dual study programmes after completing 2 semesters of bachelors from with 12 years of education?
There's a lot of misinformation on TH-cam regarding dual studies recently by bigger TH-camrs, I'll make a detailed video with all the correct information soon ;)
@@Divyansh_Sharma05 Thanks, You are an inspiration to us all. And please talk about avoiding studienkollege to get into dual studies. I suppose your german should be really good because that's the basic requirement for interviews at companies.
Germany is not for kids.
Its as simple is that. Its a journey, it makes people strong,matured!
Spending 80k USD in AUS vs spending 0k USD In germany on education!
This is where Every one get lost to germany for sure.
Germany does offer a unique experience for students seeking higher education.
Please make video on detailed admission process of dual bachelor from hiring process of company till getting admission in university......
How to get a contract/ which things will help to get edge over other students, how to boost CV, if going after 1st year of bachelors
There's a lot of misinformation on TH-cam regarding dual studies recently by bigger TH-camrs, I'll make a detailed video with all the correct information soon ;)
@@Divyansh_Sharma05 thank you bhaiya 😊😊
Is there any difference between doing bachelor's in CS from a technical university and university of applied science.
If so which is better for the job market.
I have researched a bit, there I found most CS programs are from university of applied science. Few technical universities offer CS
Both technical universities and universities of applied science offer valuable Computer Science programs. It's essential to choose a program that aligns with your career goals and interests.
What about spider and insects in Germany 🇩🇪 . You didn't mention it. I am scare bit of Spider 🕸️ . 😶
There are not much here, just this week I had a scary one in my room but it was the first time in 6 years. Otherwise its just the harmless Daddy-long-legs ones
@@Divyansh_Sharma05 very much scared like Ron Weasley 😨
Bahiya mra 12 cbse ma 64 % hai germany ma koi govt university mill sakti ha bteck cs course ka lia . Course english ma hona chaia
Bachelors mai milna mushkil hai english mai
@@Divyansh_Sharma05 ok bhai
I think there are many english taught courses in germany for bachelor
For private universities sure. But for good public universities there are not much
@@Divyansh_Sharma05 I wanna study biotech in germany.I wanna know about job opportunity in biotech in germany.Can you please help me with that
You probably mean having something delivered immediately on the same day, which could only work in Berlin. But you can order anything online and have it delivered to your home, you can also have vegetables delivered to your home. If you buy your cultural food at the Asian market anyway, then you save yourself a lot of time buying it online.
You could also look into hiring someone on 450 euros to do the shopping for you and share the monthly costs. Some food can also be bought at petrol stations, which are open 24 hours a day.
I would also like to say something about Germany: the bureaucracy will improve thanks to AI. It is also being considered that foreigners in sought-after professions will have to pay less tax, but the population is against this. Since many employers are urgently looking for academics in various professions, some often offer help in finding accommodation and other benefits, such as free rental cars or canteens. You also have to know that in Germany there are +-30 days of vacation, plus you can pay your employer for 5 days of educational leave per year, with some employers you can save up and take 10 days of educational leave in the second year. Australia: 18 weeks paid parental leave, approx. 740 AUD/week. Germany: Up to 14 months parental allowance, 300€-1,800€/month depending on previous earnings. Germany: Rich cultural scene with numerous museums, theaters, concerts and festivals. Australia: Cultural offerings available, but less diverse and dense.
Ya, I meant by having it instantly delivered, like in an hour or so :)
I hope bureaucracy and other things do get improved.
And actually many Australian companies also offer 30 days vacation, there's just not this regulation from the state.
Hello from Germany ❤🎉
Hello back to you ;)
Bhaiya aapki university DHBW thi
Aur company konsi thi
Plezz reply ❤❤
Yes please tell
Please make video on detailed admission process of dual bachelor
I am not sure I'm allowed to tell that here, will have to check that in the next days
most awaited video
Thanks :)
Please make a video on exact admission process for duales Studium...
There's a lot of misinformation on TH-cam regarding dual studies recently by bigger TH-camrs, I'll make a detailed video with all the correct information soon ;)
Which country do u recommend for masters in biotechnology in Germany or in Australia
Both countries will have good opportunitites for sure, you should make the decitsion based on the other criterias I mentioned :)
I have done btech in data science and i want to do masters in data science from germany can you tell me about the jobs after masters as i think it required german
For masters you should also be able to find english taught courses as well.
What about one year masters in germany? Please reply!
Its very rare
I wanna study biotech in germany.I wanna know about job opportunity in biotech in germany.Can you please help me with that?
There are good job opportunities in that field for sure
@@Divyansh_Sharma05 thanks
Thanks for the information. Bro is germany becoming new Canada. Like what are the job opportunities in IT and business related fields. I know lot of people are choosing germany these days because of several reasons. So it same as it was 5y before. Or Should I try other countries
What do you mean by new Canada? The economy is currently not as strong as 5 years ago
if you have 2-3 yrs of exp you are good to go
Sir health care management course ka feature h kya Germany me
Ya, there are for sure courses in healtcare management, even dual studies courses.
Brother can you tell how you did exchange semester
I applied through my university
bhai fee and living cost part time karke pay karskte??
Yes, if you choose wisely, you can do it comfortably
@@yashkatiyar5978 australia ki baat karra mai
and mere paas 15-17 lakhs hai and aus jaana safe rahega or germany >?
and aus jaaunga toh mere jo famliy ke paise hai uske avala loan lena padega for the fee ??
In Australia it will be near impossible to pay it off from part time
True that!@@Divyansh_Sharma05
@@Divyansh_Sharma05 so then the best option for me is germany right?
Bse health care management course ke bad pr mil jati h kya
No, 5 years after your income or so I think is the criteria
If you are marrird and have kid then in Germany your income would be bit higher
Could be, I don't know about that
Raising kids is easier in Germany. Childcare is high quality and far cheaper than in Australia, you can find in Germany many playgrounds, many sports clubs, very good public transport which enables kids to be less dependent on their parents time, many nice public pools with slides and diving boards.
The health system is far more efficient too and children see a specialist paediatrician as a rule until they are 18 years old. Speech therapy, occupational therapy all for free.
But to become happy one should put the effort in to learn the language. People aren’t hostile at all but it makes life much more enjoyable when you can understand each other. I have raised my children most of the time in Germany but also some time in Australia. In my experience Australia is by far the less child friendly country.
@@jeannettewilke205 the "free speech therapy" will be payed by your health insurance . As far as i know ,that needs to be payed in Germany.
Both the countries have pathetic internet speeds compared to UAE.
For me the internet speeds have been fine in both the countries.
@@Divyansh_Sharma05 i have been to perth and the nbn speeds are pathetic.
We get better speeds in India itself.
Now I am juggling between 2 countries.
Jio has really improved the internet speeds.
1500 rupees for 300 mbps along with ott.
This is ultimate.
In Ajman 300 mbps exists but its quite expensive.
Visiting various countries opens perspective.
Most foreign countries are often hyped in Indian movies which sets the wrong expectations.
@@bharath2508 For meithe internet speed as been enough in all the countries I have lived in so far. So I rather evaluate the countries on other aspects as super high internet speed is not a major factor when it comes to quality of life. Currently in the world, most developed countries offer enough internet speed for normal people
Yar bhout jaldi me h speech v fast. Lagta ki time he nahi videos banane ke liye .
Thanks for the feedback, I'll try to slow it down :)
@@Divyansh_Sharma05 Bhai new students stk Aufnama ko kaise pass kre is topics par videos banayo pls pls pls 🙏 many Indian students Aufnama clear nahi kr pate pls tha make video how to check Aufnama. Pls main wait kruga .
Bro i will be doing mba or ms in business analytics can u tell which country has good job opportunities
Both the countries will be fine for this field ;)
@@Divyansh_Sharma05 will I face any language barrier in Germany during job and I saw other youtubers to not do any management course in Australia 🦘
@@deathwai7648
Obviously!
Without any doubt. Not only for this but for every profession if you want to stay in Germany after studying.
@@deathwai7648 german language is especially important for management fields because you are going to be directly interacting with people (germans) and english language jobs will have much higher competetion.
Did you mean you studied in a German language taught course ?
Yes, that's right
@@Divyansh_Sharma05 - I meant your lectures were delivered in German Language?
@@sheetalmohan118 Yes, they were
@@Divyansh_Sharma05 - that’s a tough one so you must be a pro in German language to understand it academically
What would be the average cost for master's(ms in data science) in Australia??
please let me know
For four semesters the tuition fee can easily be around 40K AUD. Living costs come on top of that
It would be from 75k to 100k AUD for four semesters
Which country do u recommend for masters in marketing/digital marketing for great opportunities to our Indians? Australia/Ireland/France currently Plss let me know thanks
I am not specifically aware of marketing courses. But you can consider if you want to learn french to study in France
Jatze wo whonen Sie?
In Stuttgart
Do not give wrong information
What is wrong?
@@Divyansh_Sharma05 there are thousands of students studying in English they don't know German and u also said in Germany ppl pay 40 percent tax where did you find?
@@jubairofficial7665 As I said, English-taught programs are easy to find for masters but not really for bachelors in a public university.
I pay 40% 🙂
@@Divyansh_Sharma05 still you are giving wrong information .even for bachelor there are so many degrees in every university . In which you stay?
In German only students can do part time job how you pay 40percent tax . It also depends if you are married or do u have baby etc. And so many other things but there is no employee in normal circumstances pay 40percent tax . You are a student came here 2 or 4 yrs ago and you don't know language certain rules regulation and you even didn't get integrated with German culture they why you give wrong information ? It is not only you there some others
@@jubairofficial7665
I am not aware of many English taught degrees in public universities in Germany, most require german.
I came 6 years ago, know language, have completed my studies and am now working full time, not part time.
Every employee who earns more than 58.5K Euros per year pays around 40% in taxes, you can do simple research :)
Yes, with marriage and kids it can be decreased but I am talking from a single person's perspective who works full time.
Bro your way of explaining is not good
Thanks for the feedback. What can I improve?