Do I need a certificate of German up to B2 level from an institute to get a job in Germany?

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Yes. B2 is minimum requirement to get a Job in Germany
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Sometimes even B1would serve the purpose in case the certification Is from Max mueller
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U need to clear IELTS and at least B1 level from Max mueller if u want to study in topmost German universities
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you can visit any institution for the certification course. for further details you can visit our website or can directly contact us.
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