niks18: Thanks for writing back on this thread. Usually, the applications are accepted online as it is convenient for international students, and very economical, leaves more room for the admission committee to get back to the candidates easily via emails, telecons, etc. just incase they need any additional information or clarification.
About the Job prospects in Germany: I cannot bucket your specific query being a non-German speaker with native German speakers/internationals who speak Germans. That will not be a fair thing to do.
Based on my experience of talks with a few European schools, that has helped me to develop a perspective, that chances of getting a job in EU multi-folds, if you are fluent in their native language (If you speak French in France, German in Germany, etc.). So the probability of getting a job is higher if you know German language, than a non-native and non-German speaker. Even though we are aware of the fact that mostly German companies have their global offices and perhaps most frequently using English as the mode of communications with their international counterparts. It has helped me develop better rapport with my clients and colleagues based in Germany in my previous jobs, even though I worked with them remotely from India.
Happy to speak with you 1-2-1, via Skype: anubhavkohli83, if you need additional information.
Hope this helps.
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