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Sushil Sukhwani | Answer |Ask -Follow

Study Abroad Expert - Answered on Jan 29, 2025

Sushil Sukhwani is the founding director of the overseas education consultant firm, Edwise International. He has 31 years of experience in counselling students who have opted to study abroad in various countries, including the UK, USA, Canada and Australia. He is part of the board of directors at the American International Recruitment Council and an honorary committee member of the Australian Alumni Association. Sukhwani is an MBA graduate from Bond University, Australia. ... more

Question by Marketing on Oct 21, 2024Hindi

Career

Can you help me in doing a master’s in Germany from scratch?

Ans: Hello,

First of all, it is great that you want to pursue a master’s degree from Germany and I think it's a fantastic choice. Germany offers high-quality education, especially in fields like engineering, business, and computer science, with many programs available in English. The best part is that public universities often have low or no tuition fees, making it a very affordable option. You’ll need to research universities offering your desired program, check admission requirements (like language proficiency through IELTS or TOEFL), and ensure you meet all the visa requirements. You may also want to consider securing housing, health insurance, and a part-time job to support your living costs. A study abroad consultant can be really helpful in guiding you through the application process, helping you with the necessary paperwork, and ensuring that you meet all deadlines. Germany is known for its strong job market, so pursuing your Master’s there could be a great investment for your future!

For more information you can visit our website: edwiseinternational.com
You can also follow us on Instagram: @edwiseint

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Question by Neeraj - May 31, 2025Hindi

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Sir how do I get into german universities for ms in biomedical engineering and what is the eligibility and exam required

Ans: Here’s how you can plan for MS in Biomedical Engineering in Germany:
Eligibility:
• A Bachelor's degree in Biomedical, Electronics, Biotechnology, or related field.
• Minimum 65–70% in your UG (some top unis may ask for higher).
• Good academic background in maths, physics, biology.
Entrance Exams:
• IELTS (usually 6.5 or above) or TOEFL – for English-taught programs.
• GATE is not needed. GRE is optional, not compulsory for most German universities.
• Some unis may ask for German language level (A2–B1) if the course is partly in German.
Steps to Apply:
1. Start researching unis by 3rd year of your UG.
2. Prepare IELTS and collect all transcripts, SOP, LORs.
3. Apply directly to universities or through Uni-Assist (for some public unis).
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Start early and be organised—you’ll do well.

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Asked by Anonymous - Jun 20, 2025Hindi

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I want to go Germany for bachelor after diploma

Ans: Hello,

First and foremost, thank you for getting in touch with us. I am glad to know that you intend going to Germany to pursue a Bachelor’s degree post completing your Diploma. I would like to let you know that post completing your Diploma, you can certainly apply for a Bachelor’s degree in Germany by adhering to the admission criteria specified by the university, frequently entailing fluency in the language (German or English) and a foundation course (Studienkolleg), if your diploma is not officially acknowledged.

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I am currently studying in hyderabad and just entered grade 12. I pland on doing my bachelors in germony for chemical engineering. So i would like to ask your team the process for applying to germany and which universities are the best for my core and what counsltants are the best for germany in india

Ans: Germany offers tuition-free or low-cost education, but:
You must complete Studienkolleg if applying directly after 12th

Must learn German (B2 level minimum) unless applying to an English-taught program
Top universities: RWTH Aachen, TU Munich, TU Berlin
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My wisdom tooth is biting into my cheek. I am 41 but the tooth is still growing. It is causing a lot of discomfort. At what age does wisdom teeth stop growing? Should I fix it or get it removed? Pls suggest. I have already spent a lot of money trying to fix it every few years.

Ans: Hello

Wisdom teeth usually "stop growing" by the age of 25, provided they are properly aligned and there's sufficient space for them to erupt. But, more often than not, they are not properly aligned or there may not be enough space for them.
Curiously, teeth never actually stop growing unless there's something blocking their growth. Like an opposing tooth, for instance. If an upper tooth is extracted and not replaced with an artificial tooth, the opposing lower tooth can theoretically keep growing into the empty space above.
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Hi Sir, I am 46 years old with a Wife and a daughter (12 years old). Planning to retire by age of 50. Current net worth includes - Stock Market portfolio (including Stocks, MFs, PMS) - INR 3 CR, 2 Flats worth INR 4.5 CR without any home loans. Long Term investments like NPS, Sukanya Samruddhi, LIC, EPF/PPF etc - 1 CR, FDs- 20L, Gold (Physical +ETF) - 70L. Current Monthly expenses - 60-70K per month. Now, I understand that my daughter's Graduation and PG education expenses may cost anywhere around 1CR (inflation included). Also the medical/health expenses will be required too. Considering all of the above, how do you recommend I can plan for retiring at 50? I do plan to stay invested in equities for long term even after retirement. Thanks for your advice.

Ans: Thank you for the query. Congratulations. You seems to have already planned well for post retirement period. However, You have not shared your current income details at present, Passive income after proposed retirement age and whether any of your house property has been rented out. Also not given monthly investments etc. Hence unable to offer my comments on overall financial position. It is suggested to connect with a Certified Financial Planner (CFP) and share your full details and discuss your life goals etc. CFP and you both can sit together and arrive at a proper retirement planning. All the best.

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My wisdom tooth isn't hurting, but food keeps getting stuck and the area smells bad. Google scared me with infection stories, while some people say don’t remove it unless there’s pain. I’m genuinely confused. Should wisdom teeth be removed proactively or only when they cause problems?

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I understand why you’re worried - food getting trapped and a foul smell can be very unsettling, but no pain doesn’t automatically mean you can avoid a dentist's visit. If the tooth is partially erupted or impacted, it creates a pocket where bacteria thrive, which explains the odor and can lead to gum inflammation or a low?grade infection. Many dentists recommend _proactive_ removal when they see a high risk of future issues (crowding, decay, cysts) even without pain. On the flip side, if it’s fully erupted, easy to clean, and not messing with your bite, your dentist might just monitor it and suggest a good hygiene regimen (floss, mouthwash, water?flosser).

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I brush twice a day and floss most nights, but I still keep getting cavities. My dentist says it could be my enamel or saliva, which honestly confused me. I also drink lemon water every morning thinking it’s healthy.

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You're one of very few people I know who brush and floss their teeth regularly. Keep it up!
It's important to note, however, that your brushing technique is also very important. Not just how frequently you brush.
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