Colleges in Germany

Students who want to pursue their career in the field of Engineering; Science; Management; Arts and more can choose SRH North Rhine-Westphalia because the university offers cutting-edge facilities and excellent academic experience. The university also provides tailored courses at different levels of the degree including Certificate; Bachelor's; Master's; MBA and DBA.Additionally, the university has many industry connections that helps the student to explore different job sectors as per their interest.

Yes, SRH North Rhine Westphalia University is a part of well-known universities in German. The university is popular for its professional skill courses, high-quality teaching and academic excellence at different levels of studies including Bachelor's; Master's; Certificate; MBA and DBA degree courses along with dual degree. SRH NRW offers many scholarships and have various corportate partners which helps the students to explore the job fields as per their prefernce.

RWTH Aachen University is among the popular universities in the world. The University provides more than 175 programs at various UG and PG levels. Some of the popular programs offered to international students are:CoursesMBA/PGDM (69 courses)MBA/PGDM (12 courses)B.E. / B.Tech (28 courses)BBA (11 courses)B.A. (23 courses)MBA/PGDM2 (18 courses)B.A. (18 courses)MBA/PGDM0 (2 courses)BBA (4 courses)Others PG (3 courses)MDS (1 course)BBA UG (1 course)

Yes, having an 8.33 CGPA in Computer Science helps in being eligible to apply for top universities in Germany. Requirements may vary, but all institutions like TU Munich, RWTH Aachen, and the University of Stuttgart fairly consider a strong academic background. In addition to the CGPA, work experience, a good GRE score (if needed), a well-drafted statement of purpose, and strong letters of recommendation will increase your chances of admission. Moreover, proficiency in German or English according to the course is important.

Yes, Indian students can study for free in Germany if they secure an admission in a public university. In Germany, all the public universities do not charge any tuition fee for both domestic and international students. Note that you will be required to pay a semester fee ranging between EUR 150 - EUR 300 (INR 13.7 K - 27.5 K) at the start of every academic year. Also, you will have to cover the living expenses, which sum up to about EUR 680 to EUR 1,230 (INR 62 K - 1 L) per month for Indians and international students.

Some of the top courses for international students in Germany are:Engineering (Computer /Electrical/Software/Financial)Computer ScienceMathematicsSocial SciencesHumanitiesMedicineInternational BusinessInternational LawEconomicsLawManagementMBA

Yes, international students can apply for summer semester in Germany. Usually, German universities accept international applications in two major intakes: Summer (Mar/Apr start) intake and Fall (Aug/Sep start) intake. Note that Fall intake are open for most of the courses. However, Summer intakes are open for selective courses only.

Some of the universities in Germany which short summer programs for undergraduates are:Deggendorf Institute of TechnologyMunich University of Applied SciencesTechnical University of MunichUniversity of BayreuthFree University of Berlin

Yes, you can pursue short courses in Germany, as several universities in Germany offer short summer programmes for their international students. In order to secure an enrollment, you will have to fulfill the eligibility requirements of that particular course, which usually includes academic qualifications and proof of language proficiency.

Here is the list of documents required for the visa process for Indian students at Akademie Würth Business School, Germany:Valid passportCompleted visa application formBiometric photographs (2)Proof of admission from Akademie Würth Business SchoolProof of financial means (blocked bank account, sponsor letter, or scholarship)Health insurance coverage proofAcademic transcripts and certificatesLanguage proficiency proof (English or German)Motivational letterVisa fee payment receiptMake sure to verify details with the German Embassy for up-to-date requirements.