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Top places to study in Germany

Constructor University

Steinbeis University, Berlin (Only PG)

SRH University, Berlin, Hamburg, Leipzig, Dresden, Munich and Heidelberg Campuses

SRH Fernhochschule – The Distance Learning University, Riedlingen

Northern Institute of Technology Management (NIT), Hamburg

Hamburg University of Technology (TUHH), Hamburg

FOM Hochschule - University of Applied Sciences for Economics and Management, Essen

EBS University, Wiesbaden

International School of Management, Dortmund

International University of Applied Sciences, Berlin and Bad Honnef

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Exams For Germany

International English Language Testing System [IELTS]

International English Language Testing System(IELTS) is an international standardized test that measures the level.

Test of English as a Foreign Language [TOEFL]

TOEFL is a standard test to assess the potential of non-native English speakers who plan to study in English-speaking universities to understand English.

Pearson Test of English
[PTE]

It is a computer-based English proficiency test designed for individuals aiming to study, work, or migrate to English-speaking countries. 

Scholastic Assessment Test
[SAT]

It’s a standardized test used for college admissions, particularly in the United States and Canada. 

Graduate Record Examinations [GRE]

The Graduate Record Examination (GRE) is a standardized test that measures a test-taker’s readiness for graduate school.

Graduate Management Admission Test [GMAT]

It’s a standardized exam used for admissions into graduate business programs, particularly for MBA and other management-related degrees. 

Study in Germany Guide

Why study in Germany ?
From globally-reputed universities to almost free education at the Undergraduate level, Germany offers a great deal of promise for all the individuals across the globe. Extensive student support, scholarships, and thousands of diverse programs are some of the attractions that fascinate international students seeking to study in the nation. Some other factors that contribute to credibility in the favor of the country are listed below.
  • Tuition-free university education: There is no tuition fee in majority of the institutes. Students have to pay a nominal fee of 250 EUR (~20,930 INR) per semester, which covers the administrative costs.
  • A wide array of courses: There are more than 1,800 international programs along with 18,000 Bachelors’s, Masters and doctoral degree programs to choose from.
  • World-class universities: There are over 400 institutions of higher education in Germany out of which, 150 universities offer courses and degrees in English. Around 30 universities in Germany are ranked in the world’s top 500 universities. The average acceptance rate for a German institute is around 92%.
  • Dual Education System: Allows students to pursue an apprenticeship in a company along with a vocational course at a vocational school. International students can earn up to 14 to 19 EUR (~1170-1590 INR) per hour.
  • Economical cost of living: The cost of living in Germany amounts to 841 to 1,287 EUR per month, which is quite low as compared to its European counterparts.
  • Financial Aid and Scholarships: Plenty of scholarships are offered to both undergraduate and postgraduate students in Germany by DAAD (German Academic Exchange Service) and other non-governmental foundations.
  • Employment/Job opportunities for graduates: It has a graduate unemployability rate of 5.4% which is the lowest in Europe. Nearly 77% of the graduates find employment in Germany within months of completing their degrees.

Germany provides thousands of varied courses across its 400 public and private universities that provide a perfect fit program for every individual. Since the tuition fee in the country is comparatively lower than other nations around the world, Germany majorly attracts students of STEM courses looking for degrees in Computer science, Mathematics, Engineering along with programs in Natural science, Business, and Economics, etc.

Other popular top courses to study in Germany among international students in the country comprise Law, Psychology, Medicine and Dentistry, Natural Sciences and Architecture are also equally popular.

Germany also provides a wide array of unusual degrees such as Aerial Archaeology, Bionics, fusing technology, among others. The 5 most popular streams along with other relevant information regarding the same are mentioned below.

Germany accepts admission applications season-wise. The primary 2 seasons of intakes in the country are Summer and Winter for most of its institutes. The deadlines for german universities are usually common, except a certain few that observe their own admission process and respective deadlines.
  • Summer
    • Applications need to be made by January 15.
    • The summer semester runs from March to August at Applied Sciences universities and April to September at Research universities.
  • Winter
    • Applications need to be made by July 15.
    • The winter semester runs from September to February at Applied Sciences universities and October to March at Research universities.

DAAD scholarships are the most popular, offering full funding for both undergraduate and postgraduate students.

Graduates can apply for an 18-month post-study work visa and find jobs in engineering, IT, healthcare, and business sectors.