Features
German universities are state; industry and public funded and offer the most cost effective study options with no or nominal tuition fee.
Admissions in Germany are highly competitive as 2,50,000 International students come to Germany for studies every year.
The degrees awarded by German universities are recognized all over the world with high global acceptance among industries and academic institutions.
The standard of higher education in Germany is very high and education system ensures that student gains practical knowledge and skills to address the challenges in industry and in R & D.
Studying in Germany often includes interaction with industry as German universities design Master program in collaboration with companies operating in the same sector.
Close cooperation between German universities and industry benefits student to pursue internships in the industry which may lead to further employment opportunities.
During studies, International students are allowed to work part-time for maximum of 20 hours per week and 90 Full days in a calendar year.
Student-friendly education system with open and informal relations between students and faculty members.
During studies, International students are allowed to work part-time for a maximum of 20 hours per week and full-time during holidays and weekends.
After completion of studies, International students have the right to stay in Germany for 18 months.
German study Visa process is hassle-free with minimum required documents.
IELTS or TOEFL would be a prerequisite for admission as well as for visa.