For Master’s in Engineering programs in Germany, most universities generally require a minimum aggregate score of 60% or above in your undergraduate (bachelor’s) degree. This is roughly equivalent to a CGPA of 6.0/10 or 2.5 on a 4.0 scale. However, some top universities or highly competitive programs may expect a higher percentage, such as 70% or above.

Standard Eligibility Guidelines:

- Minimum aggregate: 60% (some public universities/competitive programs may ask for 70%+)
- Backlogs: Fewer or no active backlogs are preferred
- Relevant background: Your bachelor’s should be in a related engineering or technical field
- English or German proficiency: IELTS (typically 6.0–6.5), TOEFL, or German language certification if the course is in German
- GRE: Not mandatory for most German universities, but may be recommended for some

Important Tips:

- Some universities have specific requirements, so always check the exact eligibility on the university’s official website or let Pollster Education help you shortlist suitable options.
- Strong academic profile (65%+), good SOP/LORs, and relevant internships/projects can improve your admission chances.

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