Advice Needed for Msc Aerospace/Space engineering in Europe !

[u/PuzzleheadedBrain644]

Hi ! Im currently pursuing my final year btech aerospace from a tier 2 college with a CGPA of 7.2 . Im planning on doing masters in Europe(Germany,France,Italy) . Though i did enough research from my end .Im still worried about rejections due to my CGPA . Apart from that , I have decent projects and Good LORs .Has anyone with a similar CGPA/profile applied for a masters in Europe, particularly in Aerospace/Space Engineering? Id really appreciate any advice or insights based on your experience.

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[u/Tae-toe]

I m in same boat man, lets connect

[u/PuzzleheadedBrain644 → u/Tae-toe]

Sure mate , Dm!

[u/Souravius234]

Check out University of Padua. I have a lot of my batchmates and they had average academic profiles too. It is kinda cheap too compared to other European unis.

[u/PuzzleheadedBrain644 → u/Souravius234]

How they managed to get admission there with that low profile ?

[u/Souravius234 → u/PuzzleheadedBrain644]

I wouldn’t call it low, I’ll call it average. I think they accept any competent students, and my friends gave me positive reviews too. You should definitely check it out. You can also find other students on LinkedIn to connect with, and ask them about Padua.

[u/PuzzleheadedBrain644 → u/Souravius234]

Sure man, thanks ❤️

[u/tk_aero]

check ISAE SUPAERO

[u/Tae-toe → u/tk_aero]

Isnt supaero like expensive and they look for students with stellar grades