FAQ - Germany

The top engineering fields in Germany are in Information technology, automation, and mechanical engineering. The other fields such as Electrical Engineering, Financial Engineering, Data Engineering, Aerospace Engineering, Chemical Engineering etc are equally popular as well.

Barring one or two public universities, public universities in Germany are tuition-free. There is a minimal semester fee you will have to pay, but other than that, there are no additional fees. The private universities do charge tuition fees and additional costs.

The requirements are the same for Indian students to study in Germany just as other non-EU students. Here you can read all about Study in Germany for Indian Students

There are a number of reasons to motivate you in choosing Germany as your destination for higher education. There are tuition-free public universities, affordable cost of living, top-ranking universities, and many more. You can find more reasons to study in Germany here: Reasons Why You Should Go for Study in Germany

The process to apply for a bachelor’s degree after a student has just completed their 12th grade or high school is different for each university. Students have an ample amount of options coming to Germany after 12th be it any specialisation: Science, Commerce or Arts. Here is more on studying in Germany after 12th: Study in Germany after 12th

There are many things for which the German Education is known for. Engineering and Manufacturing, Management and Linguistics are some of them. MBA in Germany is one of the most sought after courses, too.

Yes, many of the universities have alternatives to the IELTS scores and one does not have to appear for the English language exams like TOEFL, too. One of the general requirements to study in Germany without IELTS is graduating from a course that was taught in English. If you have a medium of instruction as English in your previous course, many universities will consider your application without any disadvantage.

There are a number of reasons to motivate you in choosing Germany as your destination for higher education. There are tuition-free public universities, affordable cost of living, top-ranking universities, and many more. You can find more reasons to study in Germany here: Reasons Why You Should Go for Study in Germany

No, Engineering programs are not free in Germany. However, you can help yourself financially with scholarships if your budget is low. Germany offers plenty of scholarships for engineering students coming from other countries. You can check this out : Scholarships in Germany

The undergraduate program in the field of Engineering can take 3-4 years to complete in Germany. The study duration of a Masters Engineering degree offered by an engineering school in Germany is usually between 1-2 years.

Like every other study abroad destination, the public universities in Germany are needed to be applied to by the students and if they fulfil all the study abroad requirements, the students are notified by the universities. Even for these tuition-free public universities, students will still have to bear the living expenses for Germany.

As we have mentioned, thought the public universities are tuition-free in Germany, the students will have to bear the living expenses and travel costs. For private universities, there are tuition fees and living costs. Here is all you need to know about the finances in Germany: Cost of Studying in Germany

Thought the eligibility requirements are different for each course and universities, the gaps are needed to be justified by the students in most of the cases. If you were training, interning or had employment in the duration, preferably in a relevant field, you have better chances of being accepted.

There are many things for which the German Education is known for. Engineering and Manufacturing, Management and Linguistics are some of them. MBA in Germany is one of the most sought after courses, too. Here are the top courses to study in Germany. 

Yes. As we have already mentioned, it is possible to study in Germany with knowing only English as many of the courses is offered in German Universities. 

Apart from the capital Berlin, Bonn and Stuttgart are some of the most happening places in Germany. The student cities in Germany are full of places to explore and culturally diverse.