Postgraduation in Germany

[lastochka]

hi
am am new on this forum and glad to find this topic because i also want to study in germany, this year i am graduating from the uni and after the post-graduate study here in my homecountry i would like to study in germany too and would like to have as much info as possible ( requirements, fees, if special exams need to be passed, ect.)

i know it is easier to study at german-tought uni then at the english-tought, u have more possibilities if u know german well, at the english-tought unies even the fees are higher

[Rajiv]

after the post-graduate study here in my home country i would like to study in Germany too

Hi,
What do you want to "study after PG" ?

[lastochka]

i mean i want to take residency first here an then again in germany because the quality of teaching here is very poor during this time i will also do my best in gemran language i have been studying it for 1 year already

[Rajiv]

i mean i want to take residency first here an then again in germany because the quality of teaching here is very poor during this time i will also do my best in gemran language i have been studying it for 1 year already

I would suggest you to figure out first, whether your medical education is recognized here. Last year, I met a medical graduate from Georgia, who was "again" studying medicine here in Germany from the very beginning. Since he did not get full credit point in any of the pre-clinical and clinical subjects, he had to repeat everything. On asking him, why he didn't stay back home and did his residency there, he told that it was very hard to get residency there and quality was not comparable to western standards, so he rather chose to study medicine in Germany from beginning, so that after 6 years, he could do residency here.

His patience was admirable.

So, you better try to get recognition from here first, before you plan further. However, it surely depends on which university in Tbilisi you visited.

Good Luck

[lastochka]

yes u r right
thank u for such a good advice i agree that the quality is not good here i dont think they will recognize all the subjects i have "passed" because studying here isnot like studying anywhere else in europe
and couldu please tell me how do i get recognition or where can i find it out
u r so helpful

[abhi08]

hi rajiv,
i am a newbie in this forum and doing my 3rd year bds in westbengal, india.
can u plz tell me what i have to do or what exams i have to give if i want to do my master in germany (in ortho).
thanks

[Rajiv]

hi rajiv,
i am a newbie in this forum and doing my 3rd year bds in westbengal, india.
can u plz tell me what i have to do or what exams i have to give if i want to do my master in germany (in ortho).
thanks

Dear abhi08,
please read my earlier posts in this thread. I have clearly mentioned the criteria and what you need to do.

[abhi08]

thanks rajiv
can u tell me that 1.if my 10 & 10+2 scores matter in nbde part 1(got 83% in both) or admission in germany
2. i have got 60% marks in my 1 n 2 prof (highest got almost 72%). is this will a matter
3. can i give my exam while i am studying or i have to give it after i complete my bds
thanks

[Rajiv]

Dear abhi08,
whatever scores you have, will hardly matter. You must have passed BDS and must have a license to practice from your home country. Then after you have to apply to the state government to acknowledge your education. Most probably you may need to work for months or year(s) as to "adaptation period". So that you come to the level as German dental graduates. There education takes 11 semester (5.5 Years) to complete.
Then you have to apply for residency. They will test your competency and clinical skill.

So for you now, most important thing is German proficiency.

[abhi08]

thank u again rajiv.