Quick Notes about studying Masters in Germany:

Language of Instruction/Teaching: There are a large number of Masters programs in Germany that are taught in English. Hence, studying and doing well on your MS should not be a problem in Germany.

Duration of Masters: 1 to 2 years.

Intakes: Most Masters programs in Germany will begin in October.

Fee Range: Germany is a tuition free country. Yes you heard it right. There is no course fee to study MS in Germany. Enrollment fee per semester can be between Euro 200 to Euro 500 depending on the German University.

GRE: GRE is NOT required to study MS in Germany. However, if the GRE score is good (ie. around 315 or higher), it will add to your profile. German Universities pay a lot of attention to your academic score. Thus, consistency in your score would be useful. We suggest that your score should be over 65% (aggregate) in Engineering or your GPA should be higher than 3.2. However, you can apply if your CGPA / GPA is around 3.

English Language Requirement: Either IELTS test or TOEFL test is compulsory. The test could be done within one month from the date you decide to take the test ie. preparing for the test, registering for the test, to appearing for it. If you need to register for the test or need help or coaching, you could contact us at +91 9820864001.

German Language Certificate / Test: Studying German language is NOT necessary to apply for an MS in Germany because all Masters programs that will be selected are taught in English. We however recommend our students to learn German, at least equivalent to A1 level, so that your interaction with others enhances, you could network better, and while finding jobs after MBA, it is easier for you to crack the interview.

Other Important Points

15 years of Education: German Universities accepts only when students hold 15 or 16 years of Indian education.

Application: There is no central admission process (like in the case of undergraduate programs). Individual applications will have to be sent to each University.

Time to Apply: Best time to apply for MS or Master’s in Germany is Nov to Jan for an October start. Different Universities have different deadlines. Many Universities shut the application process by April.

Work During your Study in Germany: As a student you are permitted to work for a total of 120 full or 240 half days per year. 8 hours normally constitute a full day in Germany, so 4 hours are one half day, though 10 and 5 are possible as well according to the law – if that is the normal working day in that company.

Work After Study in Germany: You could stay back in Germany for 18 months for job search after your MS or Master’s in Germany. You do not need a job offer in hand to stay back.

How we help in studying Masters in Germany?

Consulting:

We explain the complete process of studying in Germany. Our experts assess your profile and understand your suitability to study at Universities in Germany. We suggest areas of profile development and/or suggest the kind of German Universities you could apply to.

Shortlisting:

Based on your interest area, future plans, career objectives, budget and several other factors, we help you select the right MS or Master’s programs in Germany you must apply to. This is very important because you spend application fees per university, send out couriers and invest more money during the process. Not applying to the right set of German Universities would mean a loss of money and time. 

Application Documentation:

We guide to with your documents required for applying to MS or Masters programs in Germany. This includes helping you build the right CV, editing suggestions to your statement of purpose (SOP), essays and other documents.

Application:

We apply for you to German Universities where we plan the complete application, help you bring out your strengths in your application, help you fill the application forms correctly, check the content, rectify any errors, and submit the application. This is followed by checking the application documents to be sent to the right department at the University.

Follow Ups:

We follow up on your behalf with the University to get you your admission offer letter.

Interview rounds:

If the University ask for the interview, we provide you with mock rounds and help you build your confidence, so that you could establish to the University that you could contribute well to their Masters class.

Finalization:

Once your offers are in, we help you finalize on the right program. Often students face a dilemma at this stage when they receive more than one offer.

Financial Matters:

We will guide on how you have to make your fee payment for any purpose and get your confirmation. Public universities in Germany may not have tuition fee but you still have to plan your living.

Visa Guidance:

We guide you through the complete student visa process for Germany including suggesting the right documents, documentation check, applying for appointment, preparing the German visa application file.

Connect:

We try to connect you with other students who are going to Germany or who are already studying there.

Accommodation:

We guide you with booking of your accommodation in Germany and/or transfer of any deposit and payments. There’s so much more during the process that we help you with. Remember, German Universities require a strong profile and since most programs are tuition free, the competitiveness in getting admission is high. We help you create the right back up options if we find it necessary. Our goal however is that we help you reach your dream University.