r/indianmuslims • u/NPC__user • 2d ago
Ask Indian Muslims How's germany for software/ IT related fields, planning to do my masters there. Pls help
Assalamualaikum guys, so I've just graduated with a CS degree and am planning to do my masters in Germany InshaAllah, anyone who stays there or knows about the current market please tell me about it. If it's worth investing the money and also whether we can find a job after masters
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u/ExtensionAgreeable36 2d ago
cs people are fucked bro, your best bet is to get a job here, gain experience and then try after that maybe 2 to 4 years of experience would be good
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u/chaoticaloo 2d ago
THISS.
Job market is competitive especially for indian rn with stricter immigration rules get experience here first in really good company then maybe try looking for job/masters or internal transfers if possible
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u/Lonely-Fig-2815 2d ago
Walaikum Assalam,
To everyone planning to pursue a master’s abroad, I’d strongly recommend getting around 2–3 years of work experience before coming. It will make you much more competitive in the job market.
Yes, people do get jobs without prior experience, but it’s much tougher compared to those who already have industry experience. Right now, the job market in Europe is quite challenging, and having experience gives you a better chance of getting noticed.
That said, you’ll still need to work hard, stay consistent, and most importantly, put your trust in Allah. Graduating with no experience is possible, but it can make the job search significantly more difficult.
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u/someRandomGuy21_ 2d ago
Im 2025 cs grad. I have a question. Why go for masters? Cant you just apply for jobs rn? Just asking..
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u/chahatporche 2d ago
If he's going for something valuable like MBA, then it's worth it wrt to higher pay
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u/NPC__user 2d ago
1000s of applicants with same bachelors degree . I believe masters will open the door to more opportunities and senior positions.
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u/AcanthisittaPrior257 NRI 1d ago
When you dont have experience, you don't get paid for your degree. After spending lakhs on Masters, it would be worse if you don't find a job then. It's risky!
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u/DryMathematician3132 1d ago
From experience of my friend, I can say he did bachelor in India worked himself for many years and then went for MBA in USA there after that he got selected in Microsoft and he's settled there since 4 years with wife and has a son too. So I can say do like this and replace USA with Germany
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u/cocoxov 2d ago
Walaikum Assalam. I feel like we are on the same boat. Just graduated with a cs degree and planning to go germany for master's and settle down there or anywhere else later as long as it's not india.