u/Accomplished_Cap9425

Can we go Germany with around 77% in aggregate ?

I’m a Mechanical Engineering graduate from Pulchowk Campus with around 77% overall marks and I had one back paper during the early semesters, which I later cleared.

I’m planning to pursue higher studies and possibly build a long-term career in Germany, mainly in the mechanical/manufacturing/automotive field.

I wanted to ask:

- Is my academic profile competitive for German public universities?

- How much does that one back affect admission chances?

- What are the best universities for mechanical engineering with decent industry exposure?

- How important are internships, projects, and work experience for admissions?

- What would be the optimal roadmap from beginning to end?

If anyone has already gone through this process, I’d really appreciate practical advice, mistakes to avoid, timelines, and realistic expectations.

Thanks in advance!

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u/Accomplished_Cap9425 — 2 days ago