I have completed my German language C2 level. Is it enough to get into a job?

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Hi Dinesh, Its good to know that you have completed C2, but you should know how the process of the visa. It will be quite easy for you to get the job.
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If I understand you correctly ,you meant the difficulty level of German language, right? You need up to B2 level of German language proficiency to get into any German University usually. But check it out there could be some variation as per the University rules and regulations.
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Of course, it is enough. Just start logging into different Job sites and apply for jobs, you will definitely get one soon. Alles Gute!
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Experienced German Language Trainer from Chennai India

Hi! You have completed C2. You will get a job in Deutschland easily. Go ahead!
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Yes, more than enough.
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