Study in Germany: World-Class Education Low Tuition Fees

Unlock your future at top-ranked German universities – with globally recognized degrees, rich culture, and amazing job opportunities.

Why Germany is a Top Destination for International Students

Over 21,000 study programs, many taught in English

Tuition-free or low-cost public education

Part-time work & 18-month post-study work visa

Tuition-free or low-cost public education

Part-time work & 18-month post-study work visa

Top-Ranked Universities at a Glance

Explore prestigious institutions that offer unmatched education and global opportunities.

Ludwig Maximilian University (LMU)

#53 QS Global

Technical University of Munich (TUM)

Top engineering & science hub

University of Heidelberg 

Germany’s oldest university

RWTH Aachen

Top technical university

Humboldt University of Berlin

1st in Arts & Humanities (QS)

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Germany offers programs in Engineering, Medicine, Business, Arts, and more—across UG, PG, MBA, and PhD levels.

Step-by-Step Guide to Study in Germany

APS Certification (₹18,000)
Apply via university portal
Receive conditional/unconditional offer
Pay tuition & open Blocked Account (€11,409)
Visa application (€70)
Arrival & enrollment

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Frequently Asked Question

Germany provides tuition-free higher education to all foreign students, regardless of country of origin. The legislation was approved and in 2014 eliminated tuition fees at all public institutions in Germany. In Germany, education is seen as a right rather than a commodity that must be purchased. In Germany, there are around 300 public institutions that provide over 1000 programs. Students must, however, pay a 'Semesterbeitrag' (semester fee) or 'administrative charge', which is a minor price of roughly 300-400 EUR every semester.

In general, Germany offers 100% English-taught bachelor's and master's degree programs. However, basic proficiency, i.e., A1 and A2, may be necessary. However, if a student opts for a bilingual course (50% English and 50% German), B1 and B2 German competence may be required.

Germany is a popular location for engineering courses as well as courses in the sciences such as biological sciences, computer science, physics, and chemistry. Students may also pursue an MBA, a Master in Management, or a statistics course.

Yes. If you are an international student in Germany, you can apply for a residence visa that will let you stay and work in the country for an extra 18 months. If you find a job in Germany during this period, be sure to extend your visa, residency, or work permit to guarantee you are residing lawfully in the nation.

The average GPA of students at German colleges is 3.0 on a 4.0 scale.

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