Frequently asked questions

How to Study in Germany

Before a bachelor’s degree, one should complete “studienkollege” (Foundation course) which is the university’s entry qualification. The StudienKollege or the Foundation course will be a part of the college course and one need not do it separately. On completion Under Graduation, one could proceed with pursuing master’s & PhD degrees. One can study UG, PG, & PhDs with almost no tuition fee.

Best Courses to Study in Germany

Medicine and Dentistry, Law, Industrial Engineering, Engineering, Mathematics and Computer Science, Natural Sciences, Business and Economics, Architecture, Psychology, etc. are the top courses to study in Germany.

Best Universities to Study in Germany

All universities are considered at par. Certain universities has prominence based on their cities. Few of the universities are Technische Universität München, Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München, Ruprecht-Karls-Universität Heidelberg, Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin, and Freie Universität Berlin.

How to Study in Germany after 12?

After completing the 12th grade through any Curriculum, you are eligible to apply. However, since the Indian school education system has only 12 grades of study, you will be required to attend a foundation course called “StudienKollege” to qualify along with Germany’s qualification criteria of a 13-year education system before getting into a university for further studies. StudienKollege will be a part of the college course and one need not do it separately.

Programs for studying in Germany

In Germany, you can study in German or English. Courses across all streams are available, including BE, MBBS, BA, BBA, B.Arch., ME, MS, MA, MBA, and M.Arch., among others.

Is studying in Germany expensive?

No, tuition fees are almost zero at most universities in Germany. Apart from that, Germany is also pretty affordable. The cost of living varies from city to city but might range from 400 to 600 euros per month.

Can we study in Germany without the German language?

Yes, many programmes across streams are offered in English.

Which jobs are available in Germany for Indians?

Banking and finance, consulting, IT, transport, medicine, legal jobs, engineering, insurance, etc. are some of the highest-paying job sectors in Germany.

Is Germany a good place to study?

Germany is one of the most preferred destinations to study. According to the latest official statistics, more than 357,000 foreign students are seeking a university degree in Germany currently, and this number is only increasing.