u/vivekchauhan030

Hi everyone,

I'm applying for the M.Sc. in Artificial Intelligence at BTU Cottbus. My Semester 8 results have been announced, but my university hasn't issued the official hard-copy marksheet yet.

Can I upload a screenshot of the official result PDF (or the result PDF itself) for my application and submit the official marksheet later once it's available?

Has anyone applied to BTU Cottbus or through uni-assist in a similar situation? I'd really appreciate your advice.

Thanks!

Hi all,

Trying to get my timeline straight for German Master's applications given the new dMAT rollout, since it only launched a couple of days ago.

My background:

Engineering graduate, India

Already have my APS certificate, issued March 2026 (before dMAT existed)

Planning to apply for both Winter summer /27 and Summer 2027 intakes to maximize chances

Questions:

For Winter and summer/27 — does my existing APS certificate still hold, or could Engineering applicants be asked to retroactively submit a dMAT score?

For Summer 2027 — I understand dMAT is mandatory for affected fields (Engineering, Commerce/Finance/Economics, Business/Management). Can anyone confirm?

Since I'm applying to both, should I just take the dMAT now so it's covered for either intake, especially with some universities (RWTH, Göttingen) weighting it heavily in admissions?

Has anyone gotten clarity from APS India on this exact scenario (APS already issued + affected field + applying across two intakes)?

Thanks in advance for any insight!

For how many days I can book IELTS OSR for speaking retake after getting result

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As there is no dedicated ai ethics course in our subject but have professional ethics subject and cybersecurity laws so should i apply for btu or not any Mumbai University graduate can help me with be in computer engineering degree or related fields

Hi everyone,

I’m planning to apply for the M.Sc. Computer Science program at Paderborn University in Germany.

My profile:

- B.E. in Computer Engineering (India)

- German grade: 2.1

- IELTS: 7.0

- No GRE

The university mentions that international students can prove eligibility through:

- very good final grades OR

- GRE OR

- TestAS/dMAT

I’m confused whether I should still apply without GRE. Does a 2.1 German grade count as “very good” for admission there?

Also, has anyone from India received admission to Paderborn CS without GRE?

Would really appreciate any guidance or profile evaluations. Thanks!

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