Admissions Admission to ETH Zurich: B.Sc Physics Masters Eligibility

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To pursue a master's degree in Physics at ETH Zurich, candidates must meet specific eligibility requirements, which include holding a relevant bachelor's degree and demonstrating proficiency in English. The admission process typically involves submitting academic transcripts, letters of recommendation, and a statement of purpose. While GRE scores are not universally required, some programs may recommend or require them, so it's essential to check the specific program's requirements. Language proficiency is crucial, as while English is widely used in academic settings, it is not an official language in Zurich. Prospective students should refer to the ETH Zurich website for detailed information on admission prerequisites and language requirements.
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Hi everyone. I am currently studying B.Sc Physics in India. I would like to pursue my masters in Physics at ETH, Zurich,Switzerland. So someone help me out by stating the eligibility requirements in getting a place there. I would like to know the admission process and the entrance tests to get a seat. Do I have to write GRE examination? Or any other examination? Please help me out
 
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http://www.ethz.ch/index_EN has information for prospective students.
 
What about the Langauge at Zurich. English is not used as an official there.
 

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