Why Study In Germany

 

 

Students who decide to study in Germany from India are met with an ambit of courses, few of the top courses to study in Germany include:

Business Administration and Economics

Universities have excellent comprehensive business programs aimed at sharpening your business skills, alongside offering majors in Economics and Accounting. Students can opt for varying combinations of subjects according to their interests and acumen.




Engineering

Studying Engineering in Germany for Indian students has always been an attractive prospect. Universities offer programs in Civil, Mechanical, Electrical, Computer Science, and Aerospace, Automotive, Naval and Ocean Engineering. With so many options to choose from, Engineering aspirants from around the world can select the course best suited to them.




Computer Science Engineering

In Germany, Computer Sciences are one of the most desired fields of studies among both the students, native and international. This country hosts a terrific employment market in the field of Computer Sciences in constant pursuit of educated professionals




Chemical Engineering

Chemical Engineering is a technical process of elements and chemicals using knowledge from Mathematics and Physical Sciences in order to produce a reliable process related to food production, medicine and other fields.




Civil Engineering

Civil Engineering deals with the design and development process of physical and natural built in environment building infrastructure such as bridges, roads, dams or buildings.




Electrical Engineering

Electrical Engineering operates the study and application of Physics and Applied Mathematics integrated with elements of electricity, electronics, and electromagnetism.




Mechanical Engineering

Mechanical Engineering governs the design, analysis, manufacture and maintenance of mechanical systems through the fundamentals of Physics and Mathematics.




Biotechnology

Is the use of living systems and organisms to develop or make products. It harnesses biomolecular and cellular processes for the development of technologies and improves our lives and health of our planet.




Biosciences

It is a branch of Natural Science dealing with the structure and behaviour of living organisms. It is the science that studies living organisms. It deals with the application of the principles of the natural sciences to medicine.




Pharmacy

Pharmacy is the science and technique of preparing and dispensing drugs. It is a licensed health profession in which pharmacists provide information regarding medication to patients and health care professionals.




Chemistry

It is a branch of Science concerned with the substances of which matter is composed. Chemistry is the study of matter, its properties, how substances combine or separate to form other substances, and how substances interact with energy.




Many individuals would be well aware about the popularity of the automobile industry of Germany. They are amongst the top producers of the elite automobile industry. World-class brands such as Mercedes-Benz and Audi are just a few to name. Therefore, automobile engineering is referred to as one of the most popular courses to study in Germany. The study of automobile is one of the most profitable sectors across the globe.




As study in Germany consultants, we see a large number of students looking to study courses like: Art, History, Psychology, Modern language, World literature, Philosophy, and Life sciences.

Germany is the third most popular study destination among international students in the world. Study in Germany for Indian students is seen by them as the most deserved opportunity to study and work abroad. Germany as a country is an attractive place to study and German University degrees are highly respected by employers worldwide.

Students who study in Germany are allowed to work part time up to 20 hours a week. Students can earn around 500 – 600 euro per month. During vacations, students can work full time i.e.: 40 hours. Upon the completion of the course, students can have an 18 months Job Visa. After 5 years of working in Germany, one can apply for a Settlement Permit or European Right of Residence in order to stay in that country indefinitely. Internships are sometimes part of the course. As per the Blue Card Bill passed in 2012, international students in Germany also have an option of expressing interest for Permanent Residency.

Tuition Fees

The tuition fees for abroad study in Germany can be understood as follows:

Programs	Germany Currency	Indian Currency
Bachelors	Euro 3000 - 5000	Rs 2,10,000 – 3,50,000
Masters	Euro 7050 - 17600	Rs 6,00,000 – 15,00,000
MBA	Euro 10000 - 12000	Rs 7,00,000 – 8,40,000

Accommodation

Students who decide to study abroad in Germany either live in a Student Hall of Residence or a Private Accommodation. There are Student Halls or Dormitories that are available as student services outside universities. Flat rental, comprises the largest portion of one's monthly expenditures depending on the location of the university rental prices vary.

Living expense

Compared to other European countries, the cost of living in Germany is quite reasonable. The prices for food, accommodation, clothing, cultural events, etc are basically in line with the European average. International students in Germany will need around 850 euros a month to cover living expenses.

Germany lies in the heart of Europe- an excellent starting point to discover other famous European destinations. It has become a renowned destination amongst students for higher studies. International students in Germany receive distinct scholarships.

The scholarships are classified as:

Non-Government Funded Scholarships

• Einstein International Postdoctoral Fellowship
• Heinrich Boll Scholarships for International Students
• Humboldt Research Fellowships for Postdoctoral Researchers
• Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung (KAS) Scholarships
• Kurt Hansen Science Scholarships
• Marie Curie International Incoming Fellowships (IIF) for Developing Countries
• Mawista Scholarship
• Deutschland Stipendium
• The Helmholtz Association

Government Funded Scholarships

University Specific Scholarships

DAAD International Scholarship

DAAD is scholarships for International applicants from the field of Fine Art, Design, Film, Music and Architecture as well as Drama, Direction, Dance and Choreography. The scholarship payment depends on the applicant's academic qualifications. It is usually €650.00 (from February 2018: €750.00) for undergraduate students, €750.00 (from September 2018: €850.00) for graduate scholarship holders and €1,000.00 (from September 2018: €1,200.00) for doctoral candidates and postdoc scholarship holders). The payments for university teachers are typically: €2,000.00 for assistants, assistant professors and lecturers, €2,150.00 for professors (as of August 2015). International artists can apply for this study scholarship when they decide to study in Germany.

Intakes

To study abroad in Germany one needs to be aware of the intakes. The main intakes offered by all Universities is September, Deadlines: from 15th Feb till 31st May. Few universities offer intake in March, Deadlines: from 15th Nov till Jan Last.

Entry Requirements / Eligibility

UNDERGRADUATE

13 years of Education is mandatory (12 + 1 year from University) If not, then students can go via 1 year Foundation Course Or 10 years Education + 3 years Diploma IELTS- 6.0 overall or TOEFL- 80 points (IBT) German language B2 level

MASTERS

15 & 16 years of Education with 75% or 2.75 GPA IELTS - 6.5 overall or TOEFL - 85 points (iBT) German Language up to 200 hrs – A1 level GRE – Appeared, Attempt is fine

MBA

To study MBA in Germany, students require 15 & 16 years of Education with Relevant Subjects IELTS- 6.5 or TOEFL - 85 points (IBT) Work Experience 2 - 3 year preferred GMAT - 550 (exceptionally required) Some MBA programs do not require GMAT nor work experience

As study in Germany consultants below we provide comprehensive information on how to attain a study visa:

Documents Required:

Two Visa Application Forms (please make sure that both forms are duly filled out and signed indicating especially the address of your future residence in Germany - (question 15) as well as your complete address including telephone number and e-mail address in India).

-Signed declaration on true and complete information. -Three passport pictures according to biometric specifications.

-Visa fee to be paid through Demand Draft made out to the "Embassy of the Federal Republic of Germany" in New Delhi.

-Valid passport with a validity of at least 12 months along with two copies of all printed pages. - Cover letter from applicant, explaining the exact purpose and duration of your stay in Germany.

-Letter of admission from the German University.

-Proof of the block account that study fees have been paid, if applicable. In case the fees are not paid or due yet, proof has to be provided that the necessary amount will be at the applicant's disposal in due course of time.

-School Leaving Certificate of Secondary School.

-University Certificates (Degree Certificates and Mark Sheets).

-Proof of Language Proficiency (TOEFL / IELTS, original and A 4 sized copy). Exemptions do apply in case of a written confirmation from the University that this requirement may be waived, for applicants for PhD / Doctorate studies and Erasmus Mundus Scholarship Holders.

What quality of education is there in Germany?

As study in Germany consultants, we can inform students that the standard of teaching and research in German universities is ranked among one of the best in the world.

Is it compulsory to learn German language to study in Germany?

Programs are exclusively taught in English. Therefore, German language skills are not a prerequisite for starting your studies. If you are willing to learn German, you also have the opportunity to join the German Language Courses at the University, which are free of charge. A good command of German will expand your advantage on the job market in case you consider working for one of the approx. 700 German companies in India.

Is immigration possible in Germany?

Since 2002 Germany has a new immigration law. As international students in Germany you will receive a study visa. With this visa you are allowed to work 90 days or 180 half days in a calendar year. This right is not restricted for campus jobs like in the US. After your graduation, you have the right to stay in Germany for one year. During this time, you can concentrate on job-hunting. A permanent residence permit will be guaranteed after having been successful in finding a job.