Study Abroad in Germany – Get the Basics Right

 

Want to study in Germany Here's everything you need to apply to universities and for your visa

Indian students in Germany for study abroad continue to be on the rise.

As per the official figures by the Federal Statistical Office of Germany, registering a 20.85% increase, there were 25,149 students from India enrolled in Germany in the Winter Semester 2019-20.

As per the German Academic Exchange Service, or DAAD for Deutscher Akademischer Austauschdienst, the rate of growth in the number of Indian students going to Germany is nearly 5 times that of the global average.

 Indian students form the 2nd largest group of international students enrolled at universities in Germany.  

 

Despite the COVID-19 pandemic, the interest of international students in study abroad in Germany remains the same.

Top 5 reasons for studying in Germany

 Many factors come together to make Germany among the leading destinations for study abroad.

These are –

  • Numerous funding options,
  • Research-based courses available,
  • State-of-the-art facilities,
  • Low cost of education, and 
  • A vibrant student community.

    Basic Step-wise process for Study Abroad in Germany

    STEP 1: Decide what you want to study in Germany

    A comprehensive research online is recommended. Go through as many course catalogues that you can find.

    Narrow down the universities in Germany as well as study courses.

    Choosing the most ideally-suited course is of the utmost importance.

    You can also decide upon an alternate country for study abroad as a back-up plan, if required. Exploring country-specific admissions is a good way to Read More 

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