Hey Guys,

This thread is for all those guys applying to FH Kaiserslautern this Winter sem. We can share all our application related queries and info about the university here.

I have applied for the M.Eng. program in Mechanical Engineering.
Anyone else has applied to this university?

They require atleast 3 years experience for Indian candidates!!!!! What your experience nimbus_2000 ??

(05-10-2013 07:41 PM)neeraj8789 Wrote:  They require atleast 3 years experience for Indian candidates!!!!! What your experience nimbus_2000??

neeraj8789

I have only 1.5 years of work-experience.
Earlier it was stated in their website that NIT/IIT graduates can apply without work-experience.
Fortunately for me, I graduated from NIT Calicut and also have B2 level of German which will enable me to take up the modules in German too.
So I am hoping that they will consider my application and it will not go directly into the bin.

RE: FH Kaiserslautern - 2013/2014 Winter Semester - Applications/Admits

I have 3 years of experience with this july end.

Im filling the form and i got stuckup at choosing the module for each semester.
The allocation of seats are limited per module and with the order of preference or obligatory . According to that they are selecting...

I think it ll be tough selection..

Still I didnt send my application.. I ll do it next week

Just sent my application today. These were my module selections:

1st Semester-
Leichtbaukonstruktion and Akustik
Energy Systems
Structural Durability
Software Engineering for Embedded Systems

2nd Semester-
Virtual Product Development
Product Development
FuE/RD Module
Numeric Methods

3rd Semester-
Master Thesis

What about you guys? Have you sent a mail to Prof. Meij?
thirumalmech neeraj8789

I have sent my application and probably by july 10th, the results will be announced.

As nw oly im doing my A2, I have selected all modules in English only...

I have withdrawn my application from FH Kaiserslautern.
I would be heading to FH Aachen (Automotive Engineering) for the coming Winter Sem.

What kind of grades they are looking for this university.

(05-10-2013 10:03 AM)nimbus_2000 Wrote:  Hey Guys,

This thread is for all those guys applying to FH Kaiserslautern this Winter sem. We can share all our application related queries and info about the university here.

I have applied for the M.Eng. program in Mechanical Engineering.
Anyone else has applied to this university?

Hi nimbus_2000,

Any news from FH. I have also applied for the same course.
If you dont mind please tell me your background ( Exp, CGPA ) etc.

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(07-08-2013 05:08 PM)anjan2704 Wrote:  

(05-10-2013 10:03 AM)nimbus_2000 Wrote:  Hey Guys,

This thread is for all those guys applying to FH Kaiserslautern this Winter sem. We can share all our application related queries and info about the university here.

I have applied for the M.Eng. program in Mechanical Engineering.
Anyone else has applied to this university?

Hi nimbus_2000,

Any news from FH. I have also applied for the same course.
If you dont mind please tell me your background ( Exp, CGPA ) etc.


Oh sorry, Just saw your thread below. Congrats for your admit in FH Achen man..Al the best.

If you can tell me let me know what kind of grades they are looking for for masters application.

Anjan

anjan2704

As I mentioned already in Post#7 , I have withdrawn my application from the course.....
You can check my profile in my Infobank.....

Here's some good news! I just got a reply to my email from Prof. Dr.-Ing. Albert Meij, Head of the M.Eng Mechatronics/Mechanical Engg., programme where he has explicitly stated that they no longer require candidates from India to have three years work experience.

German proficiency of level B1 is of course compulsory and as nimbus_2000 has mentioned earlier, you would require B2 if you opt to take some of the German modules.

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Hello,
This year they are not asking for any work experience. I wish to know whether doing masters in mechanical at Germany is a good option. Because at the end, I would not have specialised in a course. I have done Mechanical in my Bachelors. Will this affect my career prospects? Will the companies look forward to hiring students that have done Masters in Mechanical?

Anand0906 Welcome to Edulix! Most of your questions or similar ones have been answered previously. Do spend some time looking around, reading stuff posted already and you'll have more specific questions rather than general ones.

While looking around you'll find instructions on how to fill something called the 'Infobank'. Until you're done with that you're not going to get the help you want.

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I searched for FH Kaiserslautern and this is the only thread that showed up in the search. I'm new to edulix, I don't know the formalities. My profile is 10th grade: 85.6%, 12th grade: 92.91, B.E Mechanical 8 cgpa out of 10. One international paper on heat and mass transfer, German B1. IELTS 7.0. I ve chosen Energy systems, Structural durability, Image processing. Second semester : Numerical methods, Product development, Virtual development. All these electives are pretty good. I'd love to study in FHK. But, in not sure about the job prospects, reputation of the uni. Can you guys please tag any seniors from this course or related threads? Please. nimbus_2000

Anand0906 Start by reading through this link and filling your infobank http://www.edulix.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=127075

The formalities end just after your fill your infobank, don't worry!

Also, I'm yet to meet a senior on Edulix from FH Kaiserslautern. This thread by scofield1144 should help with general questions about Germany

http://www.edulix.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=156604

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