The Technical University of Berlin offers a PhD program in Mechanical Engineering with no GRE requirement for applicants with a master's degree from a German university.
The German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD) provides information on PhD programs in Germany, including mechanical engineering, and notes that some universities may exempt international students from GRE requirements.
This article provides an overview of PhD programs in mechanical engineering at German universities, including those with no GRE requirement, such as the University of Stuttgart and the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology.
The University of Stuttgart's PhD program in Mechanical Engineering requires a master's degree and proficiency in English, but does not require GRE scores for admission.
The Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT) offers research opportunities in mechanical engineering, including PhD positions, and provides information on admission requirements, including the possibility of GRE exemption.
This article provides an overview of the PhD application process in Germany, including information on GRE requirements and exemptions for international students, particularly in fields like mechanical engineering.
This website provides a list of PhD programs in mechanical engineering with no GRE requirement, including some programs at German universities, such as the University of Hamburg and the University of Duisburg-Essen.
This news article discusses the appeal of Germany for international PhD students, including those in mechanical engineering, and notes that some universities are waiving GRE requirements to attract more international talent.