Admissions Advice for an Engineer seeking a Masters in Physics in Germany

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A recent graduate in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Jordan is seeking a Master's in Physics in Germany and is aware of potential admission challenges due to their undergraduate background. To enhance their application, they are currently taking courses in Quantum Mechanics, Classical Mechanics, Electromagnetism, and Statistical Mechanics, along with German language classes and preparing for the GRE Physics Exam. Forum participants suggest considering the GRE's broader components for additional opportunities and question the choice of studying in Germany given the applicant's proficiency in English. The discussion emphasizes the importance of academic preparation and strategic exam planning to improve admission chances. Overall, focused efforts in relevant coursework and standardized testing are key to strengthening the application.
Mousa Kandah
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Hello, I recently Graduated as a Mechanical Engineer from the University of Jordan and I am looking to do a Masters in Physics in Germany

obviously I am at a disadvantage when it comes to admission due to my Bachelors, but I am currently fixing that.

I am currently taking Courses in Quantum Mechanics, Classical Mechanics, Electromagnetism and Statistical Mechanics, as well as German Langauge courses and I am planning to do to the GRE Physics Exam.

do you have any extra advice as to how to increase my chances of admission?

thanks in Advance : )
 
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Mousa Kandah said:
I am planning to do to the GRE Physics Exam.
When I took the GRE exam, there were parts other than Physics. Perhaps those other areas may give you other directions?

And I agree with jedishrfu
Why Germany when your English so good already?
 
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