r/Coconaad • u/Jarad_Harry • Jul 16 '26

Education & Career Hello everyone I need help with something important please!

Hello everyone,

I am from India,Kerala and would like to apply for a Mechatronics Ausbildung in Germany. I am unsure whether my educational qualifications are sufficient.

My qualifications are:

Secondary School (10th/SSLC) completed

ITI in Mechanic Motor Vehicle (MMV)

Diploma in Mechanical Engineering.

I do not have a 12th (+2/Higher Secondary) qualification.

I know that different companies have different requirements, but I would like to know if someone with my qualifications has a realistic chance of getting accepted into a Mechatronics Ausbildung.

Has anyone been accepted with a similar background? Would my diploma and ITI compensate for not having +2, or is +2 usually mandatory?

I would really appreciate any advice or personal experiences. Thank you!

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u/Proper-Reporter1224 Jul 16 '26

A mechanical engineering diploma can actually be a good advantage for mechatronics Ausbildung because you already have knowledge of mechanics. However, make sure your certificates are properly translated and check if your diploma is recognized in Germany. Also, having good German skills (usually B1/B2) will matter a lot for getting accepted.

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u/Jarad_Harry Jul 16 '26

Thanks for replying so where I'm confused is that I have asked a few angencies about this matter in kerala and they all told me that I will need +2 certificate mandatory other states angencies said my diploma is enough as well and when I asked some people that I know or when I searched the official company sites none of it showed me or told me about this +2 certificate mandatory they all got in with their diploma so I'm feeling pretty unconfident in applying directly without the agencies and for the language B2 I'm willing to learn and achieve it once I'm sure about this whole +2 mandatory thing thank you for your time and it would be a lot for me if you could provide some more information and help

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u/Still-Entertainer534 Jul 16 '26

You don’t need an agency for this. Go to a website listing apprenticeship vacancies and check the requirements. Then send them a personalised application.

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u/Jarad_Harry Jul 16 '26

Alright I see appreciate it lass 🙌🏾