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Disclaimer: The following are my thoughts and views. It might not be what you think or might have experiencrd. Also the details are as such on the date it is published. Things change every year. So some facts that are given might have changed over time.MS in Germany is very demanding and widely sought out throughout the world for reasons such as:Low / No Tuition Fee ( a low fees called semester fees included which is around 350 Euro. Very few colleges have high tuition fee)Prospective Job Market in a developed country such as GermanyInternational CommunityTravel Options: Could travel across Europe if you are a traveler ( approx. 26 countries normally known as Schengen Countries)The Major Cons are:German Language is given a high priority and even if its not mandatory, its best for you if you want to live in Germany for an extended period of time.The Tax is high, but you can make up for it with the high standard of living.In this thread I would like to mention about only about MS in Engineering FieldsFind your interests or range of interest for doing MS. Make a list of the colleges and courses it offers. Go in depth and research about these. Know more about the curriculum, job market etc. You can get a basic idea about this from the DAAD website and for more information to the course website. German Academic Exchange Service - DAAD Now you have made a shortlist. You can use the LinkedIn platform for finding students in particular colleges or alumni who will give advise on the same.There are two kinds of Universities: Technical Universities (denoted as TU/TH) and University of Applied Sciences(FH/HS). Technical universities are mostly research focused and you may find the courses to be more theoretical. Applied universities are more industry oriented and practical's would be more compared to technical universities. However, you should take a caution as to whether you would be able to do PhD with a masters degree from an FH/HS or as if it may be valid in your home country for PhD. As well as for courses with 90 credits, just bear in mind, you might be required to do further 30 credits. I am not entirely sure, but you may find people in LinkedIn and could get a better understanding.Point to Note from experience: Pre requisites and credits are given a high value. There are more chances of rejects if you do not fulfil the criteria.There are lots of common requirements for courses in Germany. Documents such as Transcript, Letter of Recommendation, Letter of Motivation (SOP), Bachelor degree certificate, Language Certificate {TOEFL/IELTS).There are two semesters in a year: Summer ( starts around April) and Winter (starts around October). The application period starts around July- August for Summer and October-November for Winter. These are for the courses that starts the earliest. So you have to prepare the documents before hand.Some basic doubts regarding the documents:GRE: GRE is not mandatory everywhere, but some universities like RWTH Aachen has made it mandatory. It will be provided in the course application details if you need it or not. I do suggest to take the exam and get a good score around 315–320 as it will boost your profile, if you are having not a particularly great profile. Try to write the exams before the deadline so that you can use it for application across all your listed colleges.GATE( for Indian Students): GATE is mandatory for some courses ( e.g. Computational Science Engineering at TU Munich- require 550/1000). It can be introduced in the coming years as part of a screening process as the number of applications are increasing every subsequent year.Work Experience: It is a positive if you are having a work experience in the field of study you are interested. Still a work experience is an added advantage to your profile. Try to obtain the work experience certificate or proof of the same before application starts. They count internships as well.Letter of Motivation (LOM): This might be the hardest document to prepare, but also the most important. Mostly Universities ask for 1–2 pages. Keep on editing and review to make a perfect LOM. Include points such as Why you want to study the particular course, Why Germany, About your Bachelor thesis, work experience, Club activities, Your interests etc which align well with the course you have chosen. Some university asks for LOM in their letter heads( TU Dortmund/ HS Esslingen etc). Hence be careful and get these done before application starts. Try to make your own LOM and if not possible you can use professional help which I would consider as a waste of money.German Language Proficiency: This is not a major requirement for English Taught courses. Some Universities ask on A1, A2 or B1 certificate during application time due to some German electives present in the course. If you plan to stay in Germany for a long time, German language proficiency is required. Every application portal has a upload option for German Language Certificate. I would suggest you to get an A2 certificate to boost your profile. So start preparations either through Goethe Institutes, Private Institutes or any online material you could access easily.TOEFL/IELTS is a requirement for most of the colleges ( some exempt for Indians in universities like HS Esslingen). If you are pursuing MS outside of Germany check which is common for each country. It could be IELTS. IELTS/TOEFL is an easy exam and for those who find English difficult try to focus on the exam pattern. Materials are available online from different platforms. Check Youtube websites for easy learning. Do free online mock tests from Kaplan as well as your TOEFL/IELTS websites. Most universities ask for an average score. The highest that I’ve seen asked is around 90/120 for TOEFL.Letter of Recommendation (LOR): Try to get a minimum of two recommendation letter which is mandatory everywhere, from your professors. Try to get one from your reporting manager if you are working. Most colleges have the upload option, and some needs post. try getting 5 copies of sorts as well as make it in pdf. Some universities require the professors to enter the details in particular URL, hence you have to be prompt about that as well. If you make a course specific LOR it would be more advantageous. Some university asks for LOR in their letter heads( TU Dortmund/ HS Esslingen etc.).CV- A tabular CV, that shows the details from latest to oldest format is preferred. Some universities ask for CV in their university letter head, hence be careful.CGPA- This is a major factor in getting an admit. Generally application requirements ask for a German GPA < 2.5. Here 1 being highest and 4 being the lowest. You can check out your German GPA from TUM Conversion calculator, which could give an approximate German GPA, as different universities use different formulas Grade Conversion Formula for Grades Earned Outside Germany. If you are currently studying, please do ensure to get a good CGPA.Transcript: Be sure to take 5–10 copies of Transcript from your college beforehand. Some college applications are by post, hence taking 1–2 will be a folly. Additionally you would also be required to send to uni-assist as well, if you chose a college which has a tie up with it.School Leaving Certificate: Universities ask for the school leaving certificate ( 12th grade). Do not confuse it with the marksheet. Please upload the pass certificate.Other Documents: Universities such as TU Dortmund and HS Esslingen requires your rank in college, for which the pdf would be provided in the application website. You have to ensure these are obtained. Check out for other requirements as well.Uni Assist- is a third party organizer which has some tie up with universities for application purposes. They check you CGPA and Bachelor qualification for the university and check if you are eligible for application. When you make a list check out the colleges which process through uni assist. You can go to the uni-assist portal select all these colleges, and upload required documents asked by the colleges. The first college selected requires 70 Euro and further colleges an additional 35 Euro.Google is full of answers and reviews. Check out the BharatinGermany videos, MS in Germany, Bharat in Germany groups in FB, Quora for all your doubts and queries. Make use of LinkedIn Platform to connect to people already in the universities.Yocket: is an app which helps in connecting students. It is an android App. You can select all the universities you wish to choose from and the year. They will create group for particular university and year, where you can ask and exchange queries.You do not need to go to agencies and spend lakhs on getting the consultation. There are lot of frauds happening around the world and you can find yourself there as well. If you are motivated enough, do the hardwork and all these procedures yourself. Finally it's your decision.Don’t wait till the application deadline to apply. Try applying at the start of application for its earlier processing so that you would not be needing to take hasty decision at end. Try getting all the documents mentioned above before applications start to make a hassle free approach. Check out if the application is online or via post and proceed accordingly. If you feel your profile is weak, try strengthening it from applying early, better LOM, LOR , German Language proficiency etc.If you wanna know what is a blocked account and what is Expatrio :Eby George's answer to What is a blocked account? How is it used in Germany?If you wanna know about TOEFL: Eby George's answer to How should I prepare for TOEFL?If you wanna know about German Student Visa Procedure: Eby George's answer to How can I get a German visa to study there?ALL THE BEST TO YOU GUYS

I spent half an hour typing a comment last night, carefully and politely correcting a seriously misleading answer to this question, which began by stating that "technically there is no valid reason for owning a weapon in the UK" . The American author went on to make several more false assertions, each of which I corrected. The guy is neither a Brit, nor a lawyer, and it showed.This morning I see that his error-strewn answer is still there, but he has deleted my comment and corrections. I would have understood if both answer and comment were gone, but Quora is supposed to be a source of information, so, let's try again:"Technically there is no valid reason to own a weapon in the UK (as a private citizen)."Wrong There can be various reasons, including self defence etc. especially in your home, but you don't necessarily have to provide a reason anyway. Read on"From Google:Weapon- Noun:“a thing designed or used for inflicting bodily harm or physical damage.”But this is not a definition used in English law"Since one cannot legally claim “self defense" as a reason for possessing anything then the only other reason for a weapon would be to conduct some illegal act. Therefore, there is no valid reason."Wrong. in English law, it is perfectly legal to keep a weapon at home for defensive purposes, as long as it is not an unlicensed firearm or a prohibited weapon. I am not a Scots lawyer, so won't comment on Scotland's laws, nor will I comment on those of Northern Ireland."Now. There are certain tools that one might need for certain jobs but are very strictly controlled. You must have “good reason" to own a firearm, for example*. The funny thing is that there is no set list of “good reasons" to own a firearm. It's up to he CLEO of your local police department to determine if your reason is good enough."Wrong. The police must have good reason to refuse an application for a shotgun certificate. Most privately owned firearms in the UK are shotguns. You only need to provide a good reason when applying for a section 1 firearm certificate."Follow the link below, download the PDF, and jump to chapter 13. You'll find all you might want to know on “good reason".Firearms licensing law 2016In the UK you actually need “good reason" for carrying anything that could conceivably harm someone. For instance:If you're carrying a roll of knives you'd better be a chef on your way to a kitchen.If you're carrying a cricket bat you'd better be going to or coming from a cricket game.If you're carrying a folding knife it better be relevant to your profession, which you'd better be going to/from/about to engage in in a reasonable amount if time."Wrong. You need a good reason or a lawful excuse for carrying a knife (other than a small folding pocket knife) or an offensive weapon in a public place or on school premises. You do not ordinarily need to provide any good reason for carrying a stout walking stick, small folding pocket knife or numerous other objects that could be used to cause injury. I say not "not ordinarily" because in some suspicious circumstances being found with (say) a hammer may leave you with some difficult explaining to do.You can leave your cricket bat in the car. Just like a walking stick, heavy torch or chain saw, it is not an offensive weapon unless it is proved or admitted that you had it with you in a public place for use as a weapon with which to inflict injury. And even then you may have a lawful excuse for carrying it. In a crisis, where you fear imminent unlawful violence, lawful excuses may include self defence. The courts have confirmed this more than once.If you can't provide “good reason" it seems the police/laws over there assume you're up to no good simply because you're holding something that could be a weapon.No. you have just reversed the burden of proof. If the prosecution CAN prove that you had the article with you for use as a weapon, with which to cause injury, and in a public place, then, and only then, need you provide proof of a lawful excuse for having it with you.EDIT: I see now that Frank Williams Jnr has at last deleted his offending answer. Good.

Yes, a rental agreement is applicable as a proof of address to change the address in an Aadhar card.A rental agreement should be executed on non-judicial stamp paper with due stamp value. The rental agreement should be in your name, not in the name of your spouse, children or parentsIf you are going to visit the UIDAI's self-service portal to make the change, you need to scan all pages of the rent agreement and create a single pdf file before uploading it. If you upload multiple scanned images of the rent agreement, the UIDAI may reject it.If you are planning to change your Aadhaar card address by visiting a permanent enrollment center or Aadhaar Seva Kendras then keep in mind that you need to bring the original copy of your rental agreement. Do not need to bring photocopies as the official will scan the original document and return it back to you at the same time.A rental agreement is one amongst a vast list of 44 address proof documents that the UIDAI accepts. Others include,PassportRation cardVoter IDBank passbook/statementDriving licensePost office account passbook/statementLatest electricity billGovernment photo ID cards or photo identity cards issued by PSULatest water billLatest telephone landline billLatest credit card statementProperty tax receipt (not older than 1 year)Insurance policy documentLetter issued (signed and sealed on the letterhead) by bank carrying photo and addressA signed letter having photo issued by the recognised educational institution on letterheadA signed letter having photo issued by the registered company on letterheadPensioner cardArms licenseNREGS job cardKissan passbookFreedom fighter cardCGHS/ECHS cardCertificate of Address issued by Village Panchayat headCertificate of address having photo issued by MLA or MP or MLC or any Gazetted officer in a UIDAI’s standard formatVehicle registration certificateIncome tax assessment orderRegistered rent agreement/sale deed/lease agreementCaste and domicile certificate issued by the State Government with photoAddress card issued by Postal department with a photoLatest gas connection billA disability ID card or handicapped medical certificate issued by government administrationsPassport of spouse/parentsMarriage certificate issued by the government with addressBhamashah cardLatest allotment letter of accommodation issued by the governmentIdentity card issued by recognised educational institutionsSchool identity cardSchool leaving certificate carrying name and addressCertificate from Superintendent / Matron/ / Warden/ Head of Institution of recognized shelter homes or orphanages on UIDAI’s standard format.You can update the address in Aadhar, in the comfort of home by visiting the UIDAI's website.We provide rental agreement service in Karnataka, including Bangalore. Our service includes drafting + agreement execution + notary + home delivery in 2 working days. Same day express delivery available. To opt for our service, please write to us. Our details are in our profile description.PGN Property management, Bangalore. Thank you for reading…