Study in Germany

Yes, there are many English-taught programs which you can study without knowing German, which are mostly being offered at private institutes.

Top-notch education, affordable tuition fees and a strong job market with lucrative post-study work options are some of the reasons why Germany is an excellent choice for international students.

The average monthly cost of living for students in Germany is around €850–€1,200.

The admission requirements for German universities are academic qualifications, proof of English language proficiency, and standardised test scores (if applicable).

Yes, international students can work either 120 full days or 240 half days every year

The German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD) offers a range of scholarships for international students to study in Germany.

SRH Berlin University of Applied Sciences, EBS University, IU University of Applied Sciences, University of Europe for Applied Sciences, GISMA and Lancaster University are some of the best universities in Germany.

Either IELTS or TOEFL is mandatory

German universities accept a study gap of 2 years. A gap of over two years is also accepted with valid justification.

After graduating from a German university, without a job, you can stay in Germany for 18 months on a job seeker visa. If you bag a job from an approved (BA) employer with a minimum 6-month contract meeting the salary threshold, you can apply for the EU Blue card, which paves the path for residency.

Yes, health insurance is mandatory for international students. It has to be included with the visa application.

Rs. 10 lakh is enough to cover your first year's tuition fees in Germany.

Indian students can connect with Canam study abroad experts to realize their dream of studying in Germany.

No, Germany is one of the most affordable countries in Europe with assured ROI, where public universities charge very low tuition fees, and you can even avail of scholarships.