Want to study in Germany?

Degrees and recognition:

With its dual education system resting on the principle of unity of learning and research, and the emphasis on apprenticeship, German colleges and universities has played an important role in shaping an economic environment wherein individual and collective responsibility, practicality and innovation are the drivers of change and progress.

Academic Standards:

German Universities have had a great allure for students from all over Europe (and beyond) for at least the last couple of centuries. One only needs to check which universities, up until a hundred years ago, most of the Nobel Prize Laureates were associated with, and the likes of Heidelberg and Tubingen would figure among the most prominent.

Availability of Courses in English and International Recognition of Credentials:

Although the vast majority of courses offered by universities in Germany for international students are predominantly German taught, there are, due to growing demand and a steady rise in the influx of foreign students, various universities that are switching to English-taught courses, today numbering a total of over 350 university courses taught in English. These courses, offered across the spectrum of disciplines, are internationally recognized, a fact which lay to rest whatever concerns foreign students may have about the validity of their degrees earned in Germany.

Low Tuition Fees and Living Costs:

The vast majority of universities and colleges in Germany are state-financed, thus making the tuition fees at these institutions highly subsidized. Until fairly recently, higher education in Germany was virtually free – the tuition fee would be entirely waived for all students. However, some changes have taken place in this regard recently; a relatively low tuition fee is now charged (the amount, rarely exceeding €500 per semester, is set by the respective Federal States) on the excuse of it being necessary to maintain the facilities and the general quality of services. And the study cost in Germany for Indian Students is significantly lower than in most other developed western countries and with many student benefits and discounts available across the board, the total living costs for students in Germany can be kept well below €1000 per month.

Education Scenario:

German Universities offer courses in Medicine, Engineering, Management, Law, English, and various other disciplines. Academic freedom is one of the main characteristics of the German university system and is one of the reasons why public universities in Germany don’t charge any fees.

The requirement to Study In Germany for Indian Students – 

Application Procedure:

Intakes: The main intake offered by all Universities is OCTOBER, Deadlines: from 15th Feb till 31st May.

Few universities offer in April, Deadlines: from 15th Nov till Jan Last.

Eligibility + Entry Requirement:

Undergraduate

13 years of Education is mandatory (12 + 1 year from University) If not then students can go via a 1-year Foundation Course Or 10 years of Education + 3-year Diploma IELTS – 6.0 overall or TOEFL (iBT) – 80 points

Masters

15 & 16 year Education with 75% or 2.75 GPA

IELTS – 6.5 overall or TOEFL – 85 points (IBT)

MBA

15 & 16 years of Education in Relevant Subjects

IELTS – 6.5 or TOEFL – 85 points (IBT)

Work Experience 2 – 3 years at managerial level

GMAT – 550 (exceptionally required)

The entry requirement for TU9 UNIVERSITY

NOTE:
1. All academic documents, IELTS-TOEFL & GRE-GMAT & passport-front & back should be Notary Attested.
2. LORs should be in sealed Envelopes.