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• I believe there is a 60% chance to get a job, as per my knowledge there is a workforce shortage in the country. But it is impossible to tell.
• The average salary of a Master Graduate can be around 35-45k a year. 
• Most of the people get their jobs through Networking, which is key to obtain a job.
• Most of my Friends have not yet graduated therefore I can not provide any information. From others I have heard that you need a referral from a person within the company to get into that particular company.
• VDL, ASML, Apollo, HOST

• For the first year the University guarantees accommodation on Campus, they have a separate website for it. After one year you are supposed to find your own accommodation elsewhere, which can be through online platforms, real estate agents.
• Current rent is (500, 400 rent and 100 for utilities (GWE and Internet))
• Challenges: You have to decide whether you want a private room for yourself or you want to stay with a group of friends. Staying alone will rise up your living costs significantly (Just the rent might be alone a 1000 Euros excluding utilities such as Gas(G) water(W) and Electricity(E) and Internet)
• It takes about 6 months to one year to find a proper accommodation. so start searching for accommodation as soon as you are in your first house  
• I live about 5  km away from the University Campus, most of the Indian Students live in the near by cities which are just 5 km away from the Campus

Very good! I had 2 offers before graduating (we also have the concept of a masters thesis, that can be conducted like an internship with a company).

Moving to the Netherlands to pursue my masters, especially at the UT was probably the best decision of my life. It gave me a strong academic and domain focus, while nurturing my research abilities. Europe is the place to be in if you seek good work-life-balance.

Post study job opportunities are ample. One year stay back for job search is also provided. There is no dearth of job in The Netherlands. Large number of companies, ranging from startups to MNCs are available and are involved in some top quality work. Median salary after Taxes in Netherlands for embedded systems is 3000-4500 euros /month. Jobs seek only English proficiency and thus finding jobs in Netherland sis extremely easy.

I am immensely satisfied with my experience at University of Twente. The curriculum , infrastructure and exposure here is best in class and has helped me in boosting my technical skills on numerous levels. I have grown a lot as a person in past 1.5 years of my study. All I have is immense amount of gratitude for this place and the people I have met. The multi national culture at the University is conducive for growth and learning. I have met some extremely kind and helpful people. The requirements of curriculum has helped me hone my cognitive skills enormously.

As we do courses with companies we already have contacts at the end and after doing internships and final thesis it is possible to get jobs.

Its a good university with great facilities. I like the teaching, after a year finding housing can be a bit challenging but possible.

There’s always events for placements by the university student union every 6 months and the companies also have ties with the university so exposure is quite good. I not sure of the salary since I’m still studying.

It’s wonderful experience to stay with your friends and learn new things expanding your vision through experiences from extra curricular activities and academic activities. The bonds of friendships is one of the best things we experience through international studies. Learning more than what is known and looking at things in a different perspective is most advantageous characteristic one learns. I feel like I have grown into another person in a better sense.

Very poor opportunities and advised not to pursue the course if looking for a job there. Otherwise, if you get a scholarship, you may pursue the same.

It is good in terms of sharpening leadership abilities and interpersonal skills, but not that impressive in terms of building technical skills.

There are ample opportunities in the Netherlands; as there are shortage of people with STEM degrees. No campus placement concept, but business fairs are held yearly and professors have good connection to companies who can help in placements.

It was a great experience and would recommend people to go through it, if they can finance it.

University doesn’t have placement programs. But they create events of bringing the company fairs for students to have a contact or chat with them.

I liked it very well and my program had a great interest in the corporate companies. University has the best infrastructure and university life.

Sadly, there were no campus placements as of 2018, because there was no placement cell. In 2017, a L&T company came on campus and took few students. However, a small informatory service for placements is established to communicate the latest opportunities to students and alumni via email. Placements are the lacking side as of now but the overall name and experience earned from the course is good enough to apply for the jobs across the globe. IIRS and ITC are well recognized institution in the field of geoinformation science and earth observation. These are quite popular in remote sensing field and are widely acknowledged. Student needs to summarize the CV appropriately ans the course itself leverages the scope of placements off campus. It also opens the door to various research opportunities across other ISRO institutions and various national and private companies. It might extend its opportunities to further research fellowships and Ph.Ds indigenously and internationally.

It was the best course in remote sensing field which was allied by the best institutions across the world. The course had best faculty from IIRS, ISRO and ITC, Netherlands along with the multicultural environment for research work and skill training. The course was supposed to be of the utmost quality.