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Study in Germany

Seminar on Germany Universities Admission Process

  • Types of Universities

  • Admission System of Germany Universities

  • Importance of Shortlisting

  • Conversation with ECTS (European Credit Transfer System)

States and Cities In Germany

  • Capital of Germany – Berlin

  • Total States – 16 States

  • No of Towns and Cities – 300 Largest Cities and Towns

  • Population – 37 Million People

  • Official Language – German

  • Time Zone – (UTC-2.00)

Top 15 universities and world ranking (QS Ranking)

States and Cities In Germany

  • 101 million people speak German worldwide  

  • Most widely-spoken language of the European Union

  • The number of German pages on the internet takes second place after  English-speaking pages

  • Ranked 3rd worldwide for the number of books published

  • More than 250,000 international students in Germany

  • The largest economy  in Europe & the 3rd largest in the world

  • High academic standards & standard of living

  • 1) Technische – University Munchen – Ranked 64th

  • 2) Ludwig – Maximilians – University Munchen – Ranked 66th

  • 3) Ruprecht – Karls – University Heidelberg  – Ranked 68th

  • 4) KIT, Karlsruher Institute of Technology – Ranked 107th

  • 5) Humboldt – University of Berlin – Ranked 120th

  • 6) Freie University Berlin –Ranked Joint 125th

  • 7) Rheinisch – Westfalische Technische Hochschule Aachen – Ranked 141th

  • 8) Technische University Berlin – Ranked 144th

  • 9) Eberhard Karls University Tubingen – Ranked 164th

  • 10) University Freiburg – Ranked 178th

  • 11) Georg August University Gottingen – Ranked 181st

  • 12) University Hamburg – Ranked 223rd

  • 13) Rheinische Friedrich Wilhelms University Bonn – Ranked 239th

  • 14) University Frankfurt am Main – Ranked joint 254th

  • 15) University Stuttgart – Ranked joint 259th

Admission Requirements (UG)

Years 1 & 2

  • Need relevant subjects (Science – PCM, Business, Commerce, and Accountancy) with 85% or B Grade or 3.0 GPA for any proposed Bachelor's degree.

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Proof of relevant language proficiency

  • Need to meet language proficiency by providing IELTS (Min 6.0 no less than 5.5 bands in any module), Tofel (89 ibt), PTE (63)

  • The German language required a minimum B1, for some top universities required C1

Admission Requirements (PG)

Bachelor's degree from a recognized University

  • Need relevant bachelor's degree with First Class or Distinction or B Grade or 3.0 GPA for any proposed master's degree.

Proof of relevant language proficiency

  • Need to meet language proficiency by providing IELTS (Min 6.5 no less than 6.0 band in any module), Tofel (89 ibt), PTE (63)

Specific requirements by the Individual University

  • University may expect GRE/GMAT scores for certain programs

  • Experience might need for some courses

  • Some Universities expect A1 and A2 certificates for the German Language

Working in Germany

  • Studying is a full-time occupation, but students may find a part-time job on or off-campus in order to gain practical experience and improve their financial situation. Up to 120 full days or, 240 half days per year are allowed!

  • After graduating from a German university, you may stay on for another 1.5 years to search for qualified employment.

  • Those successful in their search can have their residence permit extended (work permit).

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Visa Details

  • Apply, at least three months before your arrival

  • Visa Type – Resident Permit (more than 90 days of course)

  • Duration of Visa – 2 years

  • Visa Fee – Euro 60

  • Processing time – 25 days

  • Apply through – Direct Consulate

  • Stay back period – 18 months

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